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Everybody Come Alive A Memoir In Essays Marcie Alvis Walker

Name: Everybody Come Alive A Memoir In Essays Marcie Alvis Walker
SKU: BELL-50322752
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.8 (84 reviews)

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Publisher: The Crown Publishing Group

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 3.92 MB

Pages: 224

Author: Marcie Alvis Walker

ISBN: 9780593443736, 059344373X

Language: English

Year: 2023

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Everybody Come Alive A Memoir In Essays Marcie Alvis Walker by Marcie Alvis Walker 9780593443736, 059344373X instant download after payment.

A dazzling memoir that explores what it means to become fully alive and holy when we embrace the silenced stories we’ve inherited—from the creator of Black Coffee with White Friends.
“Marcie Alvis Walker writes with an honesty that is both dauntless and compassionate.”—Cole Arthur Riley, author of This Here Flesh
In her debut book, Everybody Come Alive, Marcie Alvis Walker invites readers into a deeply intimate and illuminating memoir comprising lyrical essays and remembrances of being a curious child of the seventies and eighties, raised under the critical and watchful eye of Jim Crow matriarchs who struggled to integrate their lives and remain whole.
While swimming in rivers of racial trauma and racial reckoning, Alvis Walker explores her earliest memories—of abandonment and erasure, of her mother’s mental illness and incarceration, and of her ongoing struggles with perfectionism and body...