Glass Closet: Poems and Essays

This poetic memoir offers a unique voice on race, identity, culture, sexuality, gender and spirituality. The collection reflects the life and experiences of a man formed at the intersection of Mexican and African-America. GLASS CLOSET contains poems and essays such as Border Crossers, AfroChicano, Can a Closet Have Glass Walls?, Intergenerational Trauma and Child of God. In this debut, Quintana Hopkins both confronts and honors his past while embracing the possibilities of life in the present. GLASS CLOSET has universal relevance, appealing to those seeking a candid voice that speaks the language of hope and transformation; and to those seeking to understand race, culture, gender and sexuality.