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Nuevos poetas de América Serie

Esta serie presenta una colección dinámica de poetas estadounidenses contemporáneos que expanden los límites de la expresión poética. Explora voces y temas diversos, desde la introspección personal hasta el comentario social. Cada volumen ofrece una instantánea única del panorama poético estadounidense actual y su evolución. Es una lectura esencial para cualquiera interesado en una escena literaria vibrante y en constante cambio.

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The Eclipses
The Boatloads

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  • The Boatloads

    • 92 páginas
    • 4 horas de lectura
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    Perhaps the most distinctive aspect of The Boatloads is its overt references to church and Christianity. Dan Albergotti’s references are not mere proselytizing, though. In fact, the first poem in the book, “Vestibule,” tells the story of the author’s teenage experience making love to his girlfriend in a university chapel, saying: “Lord of this other world, let me recall that night. / Let me again hear how our whispered exclamations / near the end seemed like rising hymnal rhythm / and let me feel how those forgotten words came / from somewhere else and meant something.” Dan Albergotti teaches at Coastal Carolina University in Conway, South Carolina.

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  • The Eclipses

    • 92 páginas
    • 4 horas de lectura
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    The Eclipses was selected by Michael S. Harper as winner of BOA’s third A. Poulin, Jr. Poetry Prize. Woo’s artful remembrances weave together memory, mourning and transcendence. Ancestors, both literary and blood, are called forth as Woo struggles beyond his mother’s death toward heart-intelligent truths.David Woo attended Harvard College, Stanford University and Yale University. His first poem appeared in The New Yorker in 1990, followed by eight subsequent appearances. The son of immigrants from China, he lives in Scottsdale, Arizona.

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  • Rose

    • 160 páginas
    • 6 horas de lectura
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    Set against the backdrop of the Wasaychigan Hill Reserve in 1992, this musical features a diverse cast of 10 women and 7 men. It explores themes of community, identity, and resilience through vibrant storytelling and engaging performances, reflecting the unique cultural landscape of the reserve. The narrative unfolds through music and drama, highlighting the characters' relationships and experiences in a compelling way.

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