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Sinopsis

An anthology of coming-of-age poems written by women born between 1945 and 1964. The poems are by unknown, emerging and established writers, women who particpated in the second wave of feminism. They speak with diverse voices and embody a wide range of experiences.

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''This rich anthology tracks boomer girls from birth to, well, knowingness.... Their poems are about loss, loneliness, violence, and love. The writers in Boomer Girls touch themes that all generations experience but this generation can express for all of us--in ways that quietly bred Emily Dickinson, say, never could--what it is to be a girl baby, then adolescent, then woman growing up in America.'' "This rich anthology tracks boomer girls from birth to, well, knowingness...Their poems are about loss, loneliness, violence, and love. The writers in Boomer Girls touch themes that all generations experience but this generation can express for all of us--in ways that quietly-bred Emily Dickinson, say, never could--what it is to be a girl baby, then adolescent, then woman growing up in America."--Susan Stamberg, NPR's "All Things Considered." This rich anthology tracks boomer girls from birth to, well, knowingness Their poems are about loss, loneliness, violence, and love. The writers in "Boomer Girls" touch themes that all generations experience but "this" generation can express for all of us in ways that quietly-bred Emily Dickinson, say, never could what it is to be a girl baby, then adolescent, then woman growing up in America. Susan Stamberg, NPR's All Things Considered. " "This rich anthology tracks boomer girls from birth to, well, knowingness...Their poems are about loss, loneliness, violence, and love. The writers in "Boomer Girls" touch themes that all generations experience but "this" generation can express for all of us--in ways that quietly-bred Emily Dickinson, say, never could--what it is to be a girl baby, then adolescent, then woman growing up in America."--Susan Stamberg, NPR's "All Things Considered."

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An anthology of coming-of-age poems written by women born between 1945 and 1964. The poems are by unknown, emerging and established writers, women who particpated in the second wave of feminism. They speak with diverse voices and embody a wide range of experiences.

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