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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - UniVerse is the first collection of the early poems of the passionate and outspoken poet, Dajenya. Inspired by direct personal experience as a queer woman born to an African-American father and a Euro-American mother at a time, (1953), when such marriages were rare, Dajenya's poetry takes on issues of race, sexuality, spirituality, trauma, drug recovery, friendship, and her strong feelings about war, patriarchy and more. This collection, her first to be published, contains some of her best poetry from the years 1965 through 2000.Some of Dajenya's poetry has also been published in 5 anthologies: Bi Any Other Name: Bisexual People Speak Out, (Alyson Publications,1991), Sister/Stranger: Lesbians Loving Across the Lines, (Sidewalk Revolution Press, 1993), Bisexual Politics: Theories, Queries & Visions, (The Haworth Press,1995), What I Want From You: Voices of East Bay Lesbian Poets, (RAW ArT Press, 2006), and Smash the Church, Smash the State!: The Early Years of Gay Liberation, (City Lights Books, 2009), in addition to various publications including Sinister Wisdom, Women's Peace Journal, Rites of Passage, Anything That Moves, Women's Recovery Network, and more.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Immigrant Blues is a polemic against systems that rob people of their freedom, dignity, and power. These poems address the persecution faced by undocumented workers; the murder of Indigenous, Black, and Trans women; the lingering effects of colonial hegemony; and women's responses to issues such as domestic violence, poverty and the search for identity. Spock, Zoe (illustrator).…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Glance around. Imagine that all the scenery beyond these words isn't real, nor are they. Instead, imagine that you're actually locked up in a jail cell, and the 'reality' around you is nothing but a digitally created illusion generated by a microchip implanted in your brain. Would you rather continue dwelling in the comfortable world you've always known, even if it's not real, or would you prefer to pursue the mysterious truth about the terrible thing that has appened to you This provocative question lies at the heart of the gripping techno-dystopian thriller by San Francisco author Margot Pepper. Set in the late the 21st century, the story follows Ian, a successful graphic designer working for a San Francisco biotech fi rm, and his alluring bohemian co-worker Robin on a neo-Orwellian quest to uncover the shocking truth behind their incarceration. As with any visionary fiction, American Day Dream paints a world that is only a slightly exaggerated version of our own-a world of people made to think that they have more control over their lives than they actually do. Highlighting the Bay Area's iconic landmarks, the tale delves into the darkness of our day, restoring light to an otherwise bleak landscape, and inspiring us to contemplate the direction we're heading in while there's still time to change it. \*\*\* 'A great dystopian read that takes you on a journey around the streets and scenic marvels of San Francisco. More than an Orwellian dystopia, American Day Dream draws on the revelations of Edward Snowden, imagining where the National Security State might lead us. Added to this mélange is a passionate romance between the two main characters, the utopian counterpoint of the story.' -Roger Burbach, author of Fire in the Americas. 'Pepper's engaging characters suck you right in. What's powerful is the way the story shows the soft line between our present society and the world that Pepper has envisioned. Unlike so much science fi ction that lacks that connection, its symbolic value relates directly to our historic moment.' -Art Hazelwood, artist and author of From Hobos to Street People. 'Pepper creates a world of insidious virtual realities in the tradition of The Matrix and other science fi ction, only here she brilliantly uses a surreal futuristic prison story to uncover the unnerving nuances of our addiction to a hollow and oppressive economic structure. Reality slips in this magic realist tale written in the true San Francisco rebel spirit.' -Director Mary Liz Thomson, Huffington Post 'Margot Pepper's literary incursion into science fiction is just like her- daring, brave and fully imagined. She is a story goddess living in and out of verses, whose political stance is vital and necessary. -Luis J. Rodriguez, author of Always Running and It Calls You Back.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - CLASS ENCOUNTERS Poetry by Maketa Smith-Groves . Maketa Smith-Groves is a reincarnate William Carlos Williams, recording specifics of an urban world so down and out that only those born of it are permitted to wander its ghost realm. When she brings this sensibility to a more familiar scenery, it is with compassion for its discarded broken denizens and exhausted working class ignored by the entitled, such as in L.A.'s bright horrors. Moving, accurate snapshots without a tough persona or preaching rhetoric. You haven't been here before. Marc Olmsted -poet, and author of Don't Hesitate Knowing Allen Ginsberg. Maketa Smith-Groves has given her life to the poem, as these works so clearly and beautifully demonstrate. Her voice is strong, as she continues to practice the art and craft of poetry, with true devotion. This collection will take its place on the shelf of literature that lasts. Neeli Cherkovski -poet, memoirist and literary chronicler. His latest book of poetry is, The Crow. The poems . are marvelous! Elias Schneitter -poet, novelist, and co-founder, Sprachsalz Literary Festival. Co-author of, The Two Austrians of North Beach. Maketa Smith-Groves is a truly important representative of American poetry. Her poetry unites the blues of Mississippi, the harshness of the struggle to survive in Detroit, and the sensitivity of an outsider in San Francisco. Hers, is a distinguished voice in American Literature. -Sprachsalz Literary Festival Review, Innsbruck, Austria About the Author International poet Maketa Smith-Groves, a native of Detroit, Michigan, has lived in California for many decades. For her first collection of poetry, Red Hot on a Silver Note (Curbstone Press), she received the PEN Oakland/Josephine Miles Award. In 2014, she was honored with the Acker Award for exemplary Avant-Garde excellence. She currently divides her time between the U.S. and Europe.…

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