You're Called By The Same Sound
You’ re Called by the Same Sound is a reckoning, a confrontation, and a visionary meditation that interleaves private grief with public lament. As they dredge a family archive in response to histories of devastation in northwest Georgia and the American South, Alicia Wright’s flinty lyrics inventory and seek to resist a legacy of despoliation. Wright extends the lineage of late Modernist poets like Lorine Niedecker and Susan Howe to warn us that history is a “murky churn” in which our collective reflection is crystal clear.
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You're Called By The Same Sound
You’ re Called by the Same Sound is a reckoning, a confrontation, and a visionary meditation that interleaves private grief with public lament. As they dredge a family archive in response to histories of devastation in northwest Georgia and the American South, Alicia Wright’s flinty lyrics inventory and seek to resist a legacy of despoliation. Wright extends the lineage of late Modernist poets like Lorine Niedecker and Susan Howe to warn us that history is a “murky churn” in which our collective reflection is crystal clear.
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You're Called By The Same Sound

You're Called By The Same Sound

by Alicia Wright
You're Called By The Same Sound

You're Called By The Same Sound

by Alicia Wright

Overview

You’ re Called by the Same Sound is a reckoning, a confrontation, and a visionary meditation that interleaves private grief with public lament. As they dredge a family archive in response to histories of devastation in northwest Georgia and the American South, Alicia Wright’s flinty lyrics inventory and seek to resist a legacy of despoliation. Wright extends the lineage of late Modernist poets like Lorine Niedecker and Susan Howe to warn us that history is a “murky churn” in which our collective reflection is crystal clear.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781949344660
Publisher: Bull City Press
Publication date: 08/12/2025
Pages: 75
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 8.80(h) x 0.30(d)

About the Author

Alicia Wright is originally from Rome, Georgia, and has received fellowships from the Iowa Writers’ Workshop and the University of Denver, where she is a Ph.D. candidate in English and Literary Arts. She is the editor of Annulet and publisher of Annulet Editions, and lives in Iowa City, where she works as Managing Editor of The Iowa Review.
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