From the earliest records in the Western tradition of poetry, throughout the classical period and during the Middle Ages, spanning the Renaissance, the Enlightenment and beyond, romantic love has been the obsessive object of poetic attentions. However, modern and postmodern poets tend to avoid writing about love, focusing instead on political, social and theoretical terrains.When Dawn-Michelle Baude took on the job of guest-editing the sixth edition of the internationally acclaimed poetry anthology Van Gogh's Ear, she deliberately chose love as the theme for the new edition in order to challenge this modern poetic system in which the vocabularies for alienation and violence have outstripped those of attachment and affection.More than seventy cutting edge poets from around the globe have answered Van Gogh's Ear's call for poems about love. Van Goghs Ear 6: The Love Edition takes the throbbing pulse of love now, in 2009, in countries around the world. Sexual, romantic, altruistic, fetishistic, Platonic, political, happenstance and all the rest - the poems and prose in this edition are vital, and, in abrupt contrast to the foundational irony of postmodernism, even sincere. The writers engagement with the topics ranges from the subtle to the overt, the off-hand to the engaged, just like in life.
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Dawn-Michelle Baude is the author of several poetry books and chapbooks, including SUNDAY (Signum Editions), EGYPT (Post-Apollo), and THE BEIRUT POEMS (Skanky Possum, as well as the critical work, "reConnaître: Curt Asker" (Réunion des Musées Nationaux, Paris). She has also edited selections of Egyptian poetry in translation for Slope. Dawn-Michelle Baude was awarded a 2005-06 Senior Fulbright Award in Poetry.
Van Goghs Ear 6: The Love Edition takes the throbbing pulse of love now, in 2009, in countries around the world, including nations in Africa, Asia and Europe.
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