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Review 'I am struck by the depth of Leila Taylor's vision. The generosity shown in the way a history (and present) is illuminated. This book does so much beautiful work to widen the expectations and understandings of blackness, and I am immensely thankful for it.' ��Hanif Abdurraqib, author of�Go Ahead in the Rain: Notes to a Tribe Called Quest�and�They Can't Kill Us Until they Kill Us'A powerful and deeply personal exploration of what it means to be an outsider within an outsider culture. Between the black aesthetic of goth culture and the Blackness of America, Leila Taylor navigates seamlessly between cultural critique, personal history, and a history of America's troubled past in writing that is incessant, curious, and generous, and a voice that is at turns both searing and vulnerable. Powerful and strange, uncanny and unforgettable.' ��Colin Dickey, author of�Ghostland'Takes us on a path that connects the Middle Ages, Edgar Allen Poe, the Trans-Atlantic slave trade, Afropunk, Prince, Black Lives Matter, and Hot Topic. It�s an incredible journey...' ��Baratunde Thurston'Fascinating. A revelatory exploration of blackness, goth culture and the ramifications of inherited trauma.'�Irenosen Okojie�A rare glimpse into American gothic from an African American perspective.��Library Journal Read more About the Author Leila Taylor is a former goth kid and current Creative Director at Brooklyn Public Library. She's given talks at the International Gothic Association and the Morbid Anatomy Museum, has an MFA in Graphic Design from Yale University and an MA in Liberal Studies from The New School of Social Research. This is her first book. Read more
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