Subject: Poetry / General

Subject: Poetry / General

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Mad River

|9780822955702| Winner of the 1994 Agnes Lynch Starrett Poetry Prize Winner of the 2000 Creative Achievement Award from the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust “In every poem, she keeps her fury contained, but omnipresent, so that it resembles a cornered dog’s warning growl, yet she hints of happier possibilities.”—Booklist | Jan Beatty| Pitt Poetry Series| Poetry / American / General Poetry / General

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All-American Girl

|9780822955801| Winner of the 1996 Lambda Book Award for Lesbian Poetry. “With poignancy, honesty, and grace, Becker contends with the messy implications of her lesbian sexuality, Jewish identity, and sister's suicide. . . . Becker is acutely aware of, and devastated by, her many losses, but emerges defiant and admirably without regret or shame.” —Boston Review | Robin Becker| Pitt Poetry Series| Poetry / American / General Poetry / General

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Poems Of The River Spirit

|9780822955917|The locales of these poems range from the mountains of western Pennsylvania to the Andes, the subjects from memories of Kilwein Guevara’s native Colombia to a New York street scene. What characterizes all of them is precise and surprising language, a brilliance of effect, that establishes him as one of the most original young American poets.| Maurice Kilwein Guevara| Pitt Poetry Series| Poetry / American / General Poetry / General

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Angel, Interrupted

|9780822956143|Angel, Interupted is Reginald Shepherd’s second poetry collection. The poems are lyrical, streetwise and contemporary, yet timeless, classically referential, and introspective.| Reginald Shepherd| Pitt Poetry Series| Poetry / American / General Poetry / General

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Blessing the House

|9780822956365|Jim Daniels’ Blessing the House visits the sites of domestic faith – Catholic schools, sex and marriage, childbirth – in an attempt to witness a world worth believing in. In their search for hope, grace, and decency in the small dramas of an individual life, these poems become larger, more overtly political and express a genuine interest in human emotion.| Jim Daniels| Pitt Poetry Series| Poetry / American / General Poetry / General

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