Imaniman Poets Writing in the Anzaldúan Borderlands |
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| Author:
| silva, ire'ne lara |
| Editor:
| silva, ire'ne lara
Vera, Dan |
| Introduction by:
| Herrera, Juan Felipe |
| Contribution by:
| Gomez, Rodney
Solís y Martínez, Daniel E.
Calatayud, Carmen
Betts, Tara
Rodríguez, José Antonio
Sparks, David Hatfield
Reyes, Barbara Jane
Morales, Miguel M.
Ochoa, Cecca Austin
Barrera, Cordelia
Vargas, Oswaldo
Pérez, Emmy
Wasson, Michael
Adams, Melanie Márquez
Moniz, Tomas
Ramirez-Chavez, Gabriela
Chávez, D. M.
Hernández-Avila, Inés
Bautista, Nidia Melissa
Saliba, Nadine
Palacios, Monica
Wright, Jennine Doc
De León, César L.
Witherspoon, Nia
Jiménez, Joe
Guzmán, Roy G.
Sandoval, Veronica
Morales, Juan
Payan, Victor
Carl-Klassen, Abigail
Chavez, Sarah A.
McKibbens, Rachel
reyes-boitel, jo
Najarro, Adela
Gómez, Elsie Rivas
Mendez, Lupe
Sarmina, T.
Osborn, Shauna
Varghese, Marie
Baros, Allen
Gumbs, Alexis Pauline
González, Ysabel Y.
Hajratwala, Minal
Cordero, Karla
Bermejo, Xochitl-Julisa
Martínez, Pablo Miguel
Brinson Curiel, Barbara
Echeverría, Olga García
de Jesus Huerta, Suzy
Bowles, David
Fry, John
Shuck, Kim |
| ISBN: | 978-1-939904-22-5 |
| Publication Date: | Aug 2017 |
| Publisher: | Aunt Lute Books
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| Book Format: | Ebook |
| List Price: | USD $16.99 |
Book Description:
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In homage to Gloria Anzald#65533;a and her iconic work
Borderlands/La Frontera, award-winning poets ire'ne lara silva and Dan Vera have assembled the work of 54 writers who reflect on the complex terrain--the deeply felt psychic, social, and geopolitical borderlands--that Anzald#65533;a inhabited, theorized, explored, and invented. Named for the Nahuatl word meaning "their soul,"
Imaniman presents work that is sparked from the soul: the individual soul, the...
More DescriptionIn homage to Gloria Anzald#65533;a and her iconic work Borderlands/La Frontera, award-winning poets ire'ne lara silva and Dan Vera have assembled the work of 54 writers who reflect on the complex terrain--the deeply felt psychic, social, and geopolitical borderlands--that Anzald#65533;a inhabited, theorized, explored, and invented.
Named for the Nahuatl word meaning "their soul," Imaniman presents work that is sparked from the soul: the individual soul, the communal soul. These poets interrogate, complicate, and personalize the borderlands in transgressive and transformative ways, opening new paths and revisioning old ones for the next generation of spiritual, political, and cultural border crossers.
"Within shifting borders--it is good to enter into these voice worlds--to stand, bow & listen in their presence. Peoples, familias, cities, towns, rancher#65533;as and the wilderness of all border-crossers & messengers of border spaces open in these pages."--from the Introduction by Juan Felipe Herrera, US Poet Laureate