Threat Come Close, Tribeca, New York, NY: Four Way Books

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The covert art for Threat Come Close features a young Black man with a cast on his left arm seated in a metal folding chair reaching up to angle a heat lamp towards his upturned face. The lighting is dark, and he is cast partly in shadows. The title of the book Threat Come Close is in black all caps, and Coleman's name is listed in the bottom in white text.
Title
Threat Come Close, Tribeca, New York, NY: Four Way Books
Description
Coleman’s debut book won the 2020 GLCA New Writers Award for Poetry. Early mentor Diane Seuss wrote: “Whitman-like in its expansiveness, with Dickinson’s ferocious interiority, this collection represents the ravishing next step in American poetry.”
Date
2018
Type
Books
Format
Book
JPEG, 300 ppi.
Creator
Coleman, Aaron
Extent
6 X 9
Language
English
Spanish
Medium
Paper
Publisher
Four Way Books
Identifier
Coleman-Theat-Come-Close-992120149-cover.jpg

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Coleman, Aaron, “Threat Come Close, Tribeca, New York, NY: Four Way Books”, Four Way Books, 2018, Wherein I am: Highlights from the Aaron Coleman Papers, accessed September 9, 2024, https://digitalexhibits.library.wustl.edu/s/whereiniam/item/45243