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World in Us

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The first substantial collection of gay/lesbian poetry to be published in over a decade, The World in Us features several established voices as well as emerging talents. Marilyn Hacker, J.D. McClatchy, Eileen Myles, Letta Neely, and Mark Wunderlich are but a few of the many artists included in this rich, varied, and contemporary anthology.

Elena Georgiou is a widely anthologized poet who has won numerous writing awards, including the National Arts Club Award and the Academy of American Poets Award. She teaches writing at Hunter College.

Michael Lassell is the Lambda Literary Award-winning author of several poetry collections. He also works as a journalist.

The first substantial collection of gay/lesbian poetry to be published in over a decade, The World in Us features several established voices as well as emerging talents. Marilyn Hacker, J.D. McClatchy, Eileen Myles, Letta Neely, and Mark Wunderlich are but a few of the many artists included in this rich, varied, and contemporary anthology.

"A wide-ranging and literally breathtaking collection of forty-six living gay and lesbian poets' work [which] proves that while sexual orientation may not determine a uniform identity, it does encompass a wealth of shared experience. [This book] contains more than enough budding and seasoned poets to be discovered, savored, and prized for generations to come."The Advocate

"Almost dizzyingly diverse in generation, geography, and style."Publishers Weekly

"A big . . . sampling of American poetry at the twenty-first century's dawning."Booklist

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More than ever before, poetry plays an active role in public consciousness, and the burgeoning queer poetry world is forming a culture of its own. In the first substantial collection of gay/lesbian poetry in over a decade, editors Georgiou and Lassell present significant work by 46 working poets at the height of their creative powers. From major, established poets such as Marilyn Hacker, J.D. McClatchy, Olga Broumas, and Mark Doty, among many others, to emerging artists like Letta Neely, Justin Chin, Mark Wunderlich, Regie Cabico, and more, The World in Us is poetry of the necessary word.

Synopsis:

The first substantial collection of gay/lesbian poetry to be published in over a decade, The World in Us features several established voices as well as emerging talents. Marilyn Hacker, J.D. McClatchy, Eileen Myles, Letta Neely, and Mark Wunderlich are but a few of the many artists included in this rich, varied, and contemporary anthology.

About the Author

Michael Lassell is the author of several books as well as the editor of four volumes of prose and verse. A professional editor and journalist, he is the winner of the Lambda Literary Award for poetry.

Elena Georgiou, author of the poetry collection Mercy, Mercy Me, has won numerous writing awards and teaches poetry at Hunter College and City College of the City University of New York. Both editors live in New York City.

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divinegood, March 9, 2009 (view all comments by divinegood)
This is the best collection of contemporary multi-cultural glbt poetry on the market. The voices are politically astute, wide ranging, compelling, truthful and deeply felt.
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Product Details

ISBN:
9780312273330
Subtitle:
Lesbian and Gay Poetry of the Next Wave
Editor:
Lassell, Michael; Georgiou, Elena
Editor:
Lassell, Michael; Georgiou, Elena
Author:
Lassell, Michael
Author:
Georgiou, Elena
Editor:
Georgiou, Elena
Publisher:
Stonewall Inn Editions
Location:
New York
Subject:
American
Subject:
American - General
Subject:
Anthologies (multiple authors)
Subject:
American poetry
Subject:
Gays
Subject:
Gays' writings, American
Edition Description:
Trade Paper
Series Volume:
I-2741
Publication Date:
20010414
Binding:
Paperback
Grade Level:
General/trade
Language:
English
Pages:
420
Dimensions:
9.25 x 6.13 x 1.00 in

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"Synopsis" by , More than ever before, poetry plays an active role in public consciousness, and the burgeoning queer poetry world is forming a culture of its own. In the first substantial collection of gay/lesbian poetry in over a decade, editors Georgiou and Lassell present significant work by 46 working poets at the height of their creative powers. From major, established poets such as Marilyn Hacker, J.D. McClatchy, Olga Broumas, and Mark Doty, among many others, to emerging artists like Letta Neely, Justin Chin, Mark Wunderlich, Regie Cabico, and more, The World in Us is poetry of the necessary word.
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The first substantial collection of gay/lesbian poetry to be published in over a decade, The World in Us features several established voices as well as emerging talents. Marilyn Hacker, J.D. McClatchy, Eileen Myles, Letta Neely, and Mark Wunderlich are but a few of the many artists included in this rich, varied, and contemporary anthology.

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