Behold Laila al-Ouhaydib it has accessibility at its

it has accessibility at its heart: the editors were passionate that this book should be approachable for those with visual impairments and dyslexia but without sacrificing the aesthetic beauty of the finished book for the general reader

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” the book fittingly ends with a quote from the Russian anarchist Pyotr Kropotkin: “The question of bread must take precedence over all other questions

Behold Laila al-Ouhaydib it has accessibility at its"Few contemporary poetry books begin with such unabashedly epic, rhapsodic, prophetic a voice as Shara McCallums Behold. From here the journey takes us through Jamaica of the poets childhood to ways of perceiving the interiorin museums, galleries, art studios of the world. This formally inventive book is a singing in defense of deeper contemplation. Having seen the surreal landscape of historys graveyard and understood what it means to be a refugee in