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Hell Yeah by Rachelle ToarminoHell Yeah, Rachelle Toarmino's highly anticipated second collection of poems, is an intimate, ecstatic examination of the wonders of common speech. As automatic and wholehearted as a hell yeah between friends, the poems interject into various sites of the interpersonalfrom a work email and doctor's office to a long distance call and Yahoo! Answers rabbit holeto measure the strange, mundane, and ancient ways we relate and respond to one another. In an

”The characters in Chrome Valley grapple with the legacies of inherited trauma but also revel in the beauty of the undaunted self-determination passed down from Black woman to Black woman

what an occasion for gratitude

that drowsy loosening of consciousness called hypnagogia

Dorothea Lasky

vulnerable

I celebrate myself

I love these poems

Paterson Literary Review

Capturing the power and beauty of this diverse tradition in a single indispensable volume

diary and praise

and the role of each reality’s language

Rader is aware of the modern pressure of the audience and

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