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Coney Island of the Mind
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Lawrence Ferlinghetti |
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Ferlinghetti is a national treasure, and his voice has become part of our collective conscience. Some of his most famous poems from this collection such as "I Am Waiting" and "Junkman's Obbligato" were created for jazz accompaniment. Written in the conservative post-war 1950s, his poems still resonate, as they will continue to resonate, with a joyful anti-establishment fervor that beats a rhythmic portrait o...
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Poetry As Insurgent Art
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Lawrence Ferlinghetti |
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rom the groundbreaking (and betselling) A Coney Island of the Mind in 1958 to the "personal epic" of Americus, Book I in 2003, Lawrence Ferlinghetti has, in more than thirty books, been the poetic conscience of America. Now in Poetry As Insurgent Art, he offers, in prose, his primer of what poetry is, could be, should be. The result is by turns tender and furious, personal and political....
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Scrapmetal
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Ammiel Alcalay |
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Between a Cadillac and a Valiant sitting idly in the snow, Scrapmetal takes a provisional journey through the experience of work and the untangling of vampiric forces that sever life from our record of it. Part primer and part example, Scrapmetal offers a method of attacking the "inflationary poetics" that deafen us in the "steady hum of overproduction."
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Sing A Battle Song: Poems By Women in the Weather Underground Organizations
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Published anonymously by Women in the Weather Underground Organization in 1975, these poems express solidarity with the victims of U.S. imperialism— at home and abroad— at a time when the poets were in hiding, labeled terrorists for their violent actions against American state. The poems range in intensity, clarity, and lyricism. Perhaps because they are "not professional poets," the value of poe...
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The Ghetto and Other Poems
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Lola Ridge |
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The Ghetto and Other Poems, Lola Ridge's major collection of poems, was first published in New York by B.W. Huebsch in 1918. This study of the Lower East Side immigrant subcultures by an Australian-born radical activist is a classic work of poetry and urban studies.
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Breakfast For Anarchists
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Norman Nawrocki |
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Breakfast for Anarchists is Norman Nawrocki's newest collection of rebel verse,
fantasy, rant, short fiction and anarcho agit prop recipes. It contains over 30 stirring, provocative capsules of Nawrocki's trademark wit, passionate rage, love and reflection. Also includes original artwork & photos by North American artists LindaDawn Hammond, Albo Jeavons, David Lester, Maurice Pressé, Beno&ic...
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Revolutionary Letters
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Diane Di Prima |
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Revolutionary Letters is an American classic arising from the utopian anarchism for which Diane di Prima has long been a spokesperson. The first of these poems were written during the active days of the late 1960s, and published by the underground press throughout the U.S. and abroad. They were also used as guerrilla theatre. Diane read the early poems from a flatbed truck in New York City and later p...
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Shorts Are Wrong
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Mike Topp |
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"Mike Topp's irreducible art consists partly of recycling expandable parts of speech and revealing their unused genius. Other parts are fixed, like the sly orthography. Topp is the Andy Warhol and Ralph Nader of literature." — Andrei Codrescu
"Just when I think Mike Topp's poems are funny, they're wise. Just when I think they're wise, they're bad. Just when I think they're bad, they're great. Mike T...
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40th Century Man: Selected Verse: 1996-1966
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Andy Clausen |
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"Andy Clausen's character voice is heroic, a vox populi of the democratic unconscious. His comments on the enthusiastic Sixties, defensive Seventies, unjust Eighties and bullying Nineties present a genuine authority in America not voiced much in little magazine print, less in newspapers of record, never in political theatrics through Oval Office airwaves. The expensive bullshit of Government TV poetics suffe...
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Black Fire: An Anthology Of Afro-American Writing
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Stokely Carmichael (Contributor), Kuwasi Balagoon (Contributor), Larry Neal (Editor), and Amiri Baraka (Editor) |
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Black Fire, first published in 1968, is a seminal literary resource from the Black Arts Movement, the "aesthetic and spiritual sister" of the Black Power Movement. Editors and contributors Amiri Baraka and Larry Neal, saw Black Fire as a manifesto to bring about change in Black thought and action, generated from a Black aesthetic. This rich anthology (and an extraordinary source document) compi...
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