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darthmoe 's review for:
They Can't Kill Us Until They Kill Us
by Hanif Abdurraqib
dark
emotional
funny
hopeful
informative
inspiring
reflective
My first book by this author and it took me completely by surprise. A narration of essays about the impact of music through both a personal and sociopolitical lens’s from the words of an obvious poet.
Raw, poignant and insightful. There were literal moments where I felt in awe of what I was listening to. This is the type of writer I aspire to be.
And on a more personal level that added to my enjoyment was the variety of artists in which were discussed from a fellow avid show lover. Abdurraqib discuses artists from My chemical romance, schoolboy q, the wonder years, atmosphere, Nina Simone, future and more.
I highly recommend listening to it as it’s read by the author. It was very easy to get engrossed in which is why I only listened to it in bigger chunks spaced between a couple of days. Going to read/listen to everything by him now.
Raw, poignant and insightful. There were literal moments where I felt in awe of what I was listening to. This is the type of writer I aspire to be.
And on a more personal level that added to my enjoyment was the variety of artists in which were discussed from a fellow avid show lover. Abdurraqib discuses artists from My chemical romance, schoolboy q, the wonder years, atmosphere, Nina Simone, future and more.
I highly recommend listening to it as it’s read by the author. It was very easy to get engrossed in which is why I only listened to it in bigger chunks spaced between a couple of days. Going to read/listen to everything by him now.