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Button Poetry Paperback English

Coin Laundry at Midnight

By Carson Wolfe

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Button Poetry Paperback English

Coin Laundry at Midnight

By Carson Wolfe

Regular price £13.99 £11.89 Save 15%
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  • 2024 Button Poetry Chapbook Contest Runner-Up and Winner of The Northern Writers' Debut Poetry Award, Carson Wolfe's Coin Laundry at Midnight is an unfolding highway through gendered violence and queer becoming. Seasoned with fresh and intricate language, Wolfe's work roams the open road in search of the self-uncovering identity in the aftermath of teen parenthood and urban poverty. A British voice wanderlust in America, this gripping chapbook challenges the male road trip narrative, going so far as to resurrect Jack Kerouac, who appears within these pages to minimise the dangers of sex work and speculate about lesbians. A painting of truck headlights and motel parking lots, Coin Laundry at Midnight questions what it means to move through a world that is continuously reinforced as unsafe for women and girls.
2024 Button Poetry Chapbook Contest Runner-Up and Winner of The Northern Writers' Debut Poetry Award, Carson Wolfe's Coin Laundry at Midnight is an unfolding highway through gendered violence and queer becoming. Seasoned with fresh and intricate language, Wolfe's work roams the open road in search of the self-uncovering identity in the aftermath of teen parenthood and urban poverty. A British voice wanderlust in America, this gripping chapbook challenges the male road trip narrative, going so far as to resurrect Jack Kerouac, who appears within these pages to minimise the dangers of sex work and speculate about lesbians. A painting of truck headlights and motel parking lots, Coin Laundry at Midnight questions what it means to move through a world that is continuously reinforced as unsafe for women and girls.