Description: In essays recounting her travels across the nation to salvage her mother's memories and her own, Jennifer C. Nash presents a moving rumination on the many forms that grief can take in recollections of the past.
Review Quotes: "This tender, gorgeous, gutting book stands in the very best traditions of the beautiful Black feminist writing that Jennifer Nash, one of our most prolific and important feminist theorists, has been so careful to document."--Brittney Cooper, professor and author of the New York Times bestseller, Eloquent Rage