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• ROSS GAY

ROSS GAY

Ross Gay is the thor of The Book of Delights, a genre-fyg book of says, and three books of poetry: Agast Which, Brgg the Shovel Down, and Catalog of Unabashed Gratu.

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Ross Gay will break your heart. ”―The Boston Globe“A gift that’s meant to be shared… spir to look beyond the miseri of our era to envisn a more welg future, Gay… offer[s] a ncept of joy ak to what Audre Lor nceptualized her say ‘Us of the Erotic: The Erotic as Power.

In that sneaky way Ross Gay has of lovgly disarmg you before gettg you to dwell rooms of your heart you’d left vant, Incg Joy s tular emotn as a wdow to sorrow and rage, to gifts and loss, to the tricky bs of beg alive.

Ewg, thor of Ghosts The Schoolyard, Electric Arch, and Marvel Comic’s Ironheart seri“In says that are lyril, pensive, and surprisg, poet Gay sheds light on all the plac joy n lurk […] Gay’s a remarkable wrer, and the llectn mak for a spellbdg medatn on the ways joy epens and grows the pany of grief, fear, and loss. ”―Publishers Weekly (Bt Book of 2022: Nonfictn)"Ross Gay is as sightful and lyril as an sayist as he is as a poet. Gay exus a generosy of spir.

”―The Rump (November Book Club Selectn)“Stunng…Gay’s cursy is prent on every page and his precise yet playful prose sparkl…This ronant, vivid medatn shouldn’t be missed. ”―Publishers Weekly (starred review)“Gay profoundly monstrat that not only uld he wre about joy, perhaps we all should be thkg about , pursug , creatg , cg our liv. ”​―“Ross Gay's work throws off so much light, I've often wonred if was powered by a superr energy source.

”―John Freeman, founr of Freeman’s lerary magaze and edor of The Pengu Book of the Morn Amerin Short Story“In this masterful, raw, and stirrg llectn of says, Ross Gay has once aga axed his rears to awaken to our full humany. Ross Gay helps to unrstand that our joy and pa are fundamentally tangled up wh each other, and when we n ve sorrow close to share a proverbial cup of tea, that is when our ept joy is ced. ”​―BookPage"Gay's poetilly fluenced prose is nothg short of joyful.

Gay's pedagogy, explaed tail, dispts the systems that are basele ngent wh joy, as do his wrg, every sentence. " ―Booklist“In a seri of says on such disparate them as skateboardg, grief, pickup basketball, ver songs, orchards, ath, and school, Gay expounds on his this, betifully stated the book’s troductn: joy, emergg om our shared human experience of sorrow, n provoke new solidari, leadg to love, to survival, to change that looks like shared flourishg.

”―Ploughshar"Gay is a treasure, and his latt offerg will light his fans as well as those new to his work. ”―Library Journal“Ross Gay has a sgle-md foc: makg the world a better place. ” ―BookPage, Most Anticipated Books of the Fall“Ross Gay has bee a sort of pied piper for joy.

”―"Wrten over the urse of the panmic, Gay ponrs joy, fg ls as the absence of sorrow and rather as our rponse to . ”―The Margalian by Maria Popova“Gay is able to wre so betifully and leav the rear unable to put the book down! ”―Her Camp“Gay is a te ray of sunshe an often dark world.

”―“Gay’s geo, nversatnal storytellg builds to a polilly cisive manifto which brgs sharp foc to what is sential our human qut for love and nnectn.

”―The Harvard Gazette About the Author Ross Gay is the New York Tim btsellg thor of The Book of Delights: Essays and four books of poetry. Gay has received fellowships om Cave Canem, the Bread Loaf Wrer’s Conference, and the Guggenheim Foundatn. Ross Gay has ma light and joy his signature subject, and Incg Joy he expands on his ongog study.

For Gay, the knowledge of our mise is always a part of our joy, and that is the subtext of many of the says--the two sis of our existence, and the way we e together, the way 's necsary to e together, to addrs this paradox.

In an say about losg his phone, Gay has to get to the airport his rental r whout GPS--horrors!

But sports--such as Gay's beloved eewheelg basketball pick-up gam--are also betiful and meangful. There are says on the rpons Gay receiv as a Black man talkg about joy (shouldn't he be focg on fixg what's wrong? ), the rewards of teachg and, of urse, always, the natural world, which for Gay is a never endg source of brilliant llectn of says remds that we are all nnected, to each other and to the world at large.