Tap Out: Poems – Julia Ward Howe Award Winner: Gritty Narrative Verse on Heritage, Shame, and Class Mobility
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Tap Out: Poems – Julia Ward Howe Award Winner: Gritty Narrative Verse on Heritage, Shame, and Class Mobility

by Edgar Kunz

Poetry
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Edgar Kunz’s Tap Out is a gritty collection of narrative verse centered on heritage, shame, and class mobility. With a sharp contemporary perspective, these poems explore the pressures of personal history and social movement in a focused, compelling work of literary poetry.

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Tap Out is a collection of poems by Edgar Kunz.

Its gritty narrative verse engages with heritage, shame, and class mobility.

The collection examines how personal history and social position can shape experience and identity.

Recognized as a Julia Ward Howe Award Winner, Tap Out offers a focused work of contemporary poetry.

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