Online Now : ‘Black Country Wonder Woman’
‘Black Country Wonder Woman’ by Kuli Kohli is a commissioned long-form poem exploring the anxiety of giving birth to a premature baby at a time of crisis. With beats and rap verses by her son Akaash.
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