Citizen.Coping: And if you prefer audiobooks, Daveed Diggs created the score and narrated "The Deep". It's phenomenal! Also had to praise the brilliant book-length poem Zong! that poet-lawyer M. NourbeSe Philip wrote entirely using words from the Gregson vs. Gilbert case. www.nourbese.com/poetry/zong-3/

In the early 1990s, Drexciya, a Detroit-based techno duo imagined an underwater kingdom populated by the children of pregnant women thrown overboard or jumped voluntarily into the ocean. Drexciya’s founding myth inspired Daveed Diggs' band clippng. to write "The Deep" youtu.be/yybfqEfuxPc?...

Using frameworks of Black/African Science Fiction my judgment imagines the sea and its inhabitants addressing a petition against humanity for what it has thrown into the waters." Now available for pre-order. www.routledge.com/The-Anthropo...

The Deepyoutu.be Provided to YouTube by Sub Pop RecordsThe Deep · clipping.The Deep℗ 2017 Sub Pop RecordsReleased on: 2017-08-18Producer: ClippingMusic Publisher: SUB POP PU...

And the song created by Daveed (Hamilton) Diggs inspired Rivers Solomon to write the novel "The Deep" about an underwater civilization of beings descended from the enfants of women thrown overboard or who jumped during Middle Passage of Transatlantic Slave Route. www.stabroeknews.com/2021/02/14/s...

Rivers Solomon’s The Deep is fanfiction as commentary on history and transgenerational trauma - St...www.stabroeknews.com By Nikita Blair When I saw the cover of The Deep by Rivers Solomon, my mind immediately bounced back to the 2013 Animal Planet docufiction Mermaids: The

The merfolk of African descent in "The Deep" somehow developed the ability to breathe underwater and were rescued and cared for my whales also considered to be ancestors and elders. They designate one person to bear all the memories and trauma for the entire society, but it proves to be too much.

This is so lovely. Thank you for sharing. I am going to get myself a copy of the book. I just listened to the track you shared!!!!

And if you prefer audiobooks, Daveed Diggs created the score and narrated "The Deep". It's phenomenal! Also had to praise the brilliant book-length poem Zong! that poet-lawyer M. NourbeSe Philip wrote entirely using words from the Gregson vs. Gilbert case. www.nourbese.com/poetry/zong-3/

Zong! | M. NourbeSe Philipwww.nourbese.com

I knew Zong! But I didn’t know ‘The Deep’ so thank you for this.

NourbeSe's book is definitely brilliant! I will take a look at the audiobook. Thanks so much.

Cool!

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