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Paperback. Condición: Good. Take a Stand: Art Against Hate, A Raven Chronicles Anthology, edited by Seattle-based writers Anna Balint, Phoebe Bosche, and Thomas Hubbard, contains poems, stories and images from 117 writers, 53 artists, 69 illustrations, divided into five fluid and intersecting sections: Legacies, We Are Here, Why?, Evidence, and Resistance. We begin with Legacies because the current increased climate of hate in this country didn't begin with the 2016 election, and to find its roots we must look to U.S. history. The work represents a wide range of proactively humanitarian and nonviolent stances that poets, artists, and activists have taken in response to the many troubles afflicting us in this era. We can regard Take a Stand: Art Against Hate as a print-form peace march, an ongoing campaign for justice for all of the struggles embodied in these writings and depicted in the photos and artwork included here. This is a deeply democratic anthology--standing alongside nationally prominent voices such as Jericho Brown, Lucille Clifton, Tess Gallagher, Ilya Kaminsky, Dunya Mikhail, Marge Piercy and Danez Smith, are luminaries renowned in the Pacific Northwest region and beyond, such as Kathleen Alcal , Gary Copeland Lilley, Claudia Castro Luna, Melissa Kwasny, Priscilla Long, Tiffany Midge, Carolyne Wright, and Gail Tremblay. This anthology comes at a critical time in our nation's cultural discourse surrounding intersections of identity, resistance, and looking at the past to forge a path forward. This collection spans form, tone, and theme without feeling cluttered; you find yourself reading something new while experiencing the same emotions many of us have come to find all too familiar. Thought-provoking and heart-wrenching, this collection--which boasts the words of Danez Smith and the art of Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun and Alfred Arreguin--flows seamlessly from poetry to visual art, creating an anthology that is not only a commanding and introspective read, but a necessary one.…

Paperback. Condición: Very Good. This Light Called Darkness, A Raven Chronicles Anthology, Selected Work 1997-2005-edited by Kathleen Alcalá, Phoebe Bosché, Paul Hunter, and Anna Odessa Linzer-is the second anthology in the Raven Chronicles Press series featuring some of the outstanding work that appeared in Raven Chronicles Magazine-a nonprofit, independent publishing and cultural organization, based in Seattle, that soared for twenty-seven years, 1991 to 2018. Through forty-eight issues in twenty-six magazine-format volumes, Raven brought together flocks of writers in the Pacific Northwest / Salish Sea region and beyond, for readings, workshops, cultural celebrations, and the occasional march or demonstration.This anthology includes poems, essays, fiction, interviews, and storytelling from 85 writers who were published in Raven Chronicles Magazine from Summer 1997-Winter, 2005, and the artwork of 34 mostly Northwest artists.Read poems by Pamela Moore Dionne, Peter Ludwin, Gail Tremblay, Glenna E. Cook, Murray Gordon, Robert Gregory, Marion Kimes, Jeanne Ruth Lohmann, Jo Nelson, Judith Roche, Joan Swift, David Lloyd Whited, Connie Walle, Kevin Miller, Deborah Miranda, Virgil Suárez, Mark Svenvold, Victor Hernández Cruz, Koon Woon, Lois J. Red Elk-Reed, Cat Ruiz, Cynthia Pratt, Janet Sekijima, Carletta Carrington Wilson, Peter Pereira, Margot F. Boyer, Mary Lou Sanelli, Bill Yake, Susan Landgraf, Maged Zaher, Martha Silano, Diane Westergaard, Danny Romero, James R. Lee, Paul r. Harding, Mercedes Lawry, Ronda Piszk Broatch, Anna Bálint, Joan Fitzgerald, Andrena Zawinski, Kathleen Walsh Spencer, Stephen Thomas, Jim Bodeen, Mario Susko, Natalie Pascale Boisseau, Qwo-Li Driskill, Martha Linehan, Lara Stortoni, and Camincha.Essays by Eric Lee Christensen, Lisa Purdy, Bobby Anderson, Paul Nelson, Doug Nufer, Suzanne A. Villegas, David W. Paul, Matt Briggs, Michael Daley, Larry Laurence, Mark Sargent, Whitney Pastorek, Suzannah Dalzell, Amontaine Aurore, John Olson, Ann Spiers, Waverly Fitzgerald, and Pat Duggan.Read fiction by Sharon Hashimoto, Nancy Redwine, Rebecca Brown, Anna Mockler, Deb Parks-Satterfield, Stacey Levine, Sue Pace, Taha Ebrahimi, Polly Buckingham, Avital Gad-Cykman, Jan Priddy, Keith Egawa, Priscilla Long, Anita Endrezze, Don Kunz, and Stephen D. Gutierrez.…

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Paperback. Condición: Good. Take a Stand: Art Against Hate, A Raven Chronicles Anthology, edited by Seattle-based writers Anna Balint, Phoebe Bosche, and Thomas Hubbard, contains poems, stories and images from 117 writers, 53 artists, 69 illustrations, divided into five fluid and intersecting sections: Legacies, We Are Here, Why?, Evidence, and Resistance. We begin with Legacies because the current increased climate of hate in this country didn't begin with the 2016 election, and to find its roots we must look to U.S. history. The work represents a wide range of proactively humanitarian and nonviolent stances that poets, artists, and activists have taken in response to the many troubles afflicting us in this era. We can regard Take a Stand: Art Against Hate as a print-form peace march, an ongoing campaign for justice for all of the struggles embodied in these writings and depicted in the photos and artwork included here. This is a deeply democratic anthology--standing alongside nationally prominent voices such as Jericho Brown, Lucille Clifton, Tess Gallagher, Ilya Kaminsky, Dunya Mikhail, Marge Piercy and Danez Smith, are luminaries renowned in the Pacific Northwest region and beyond, such as Kathleen Alcal , Gary Copeland Lilley, Claudia Castro Luna, Melissa Kwasny, Priscilla Long, Tiffany Midge, Carolyne Wright, and Gail Tremblay. This anthology comes at a critical time in our nation's cultural discourse surrounding intersections of identity, resistance, and looking at the past to forge a path forward. This collection spans form, tone, and theme without feeling cluttered; you find yourself reading something new while experiencing the same emotions many of us have come to find all too familiar. Thought-provoking and heart-wrenching, this collection--which boasts the words of Danez Smith and the art of Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun and Alfred Arreguin--flows seamlessly from poetry to visual art, creating an anthology that is not only a commanding and introspective read, but a necessary one.…

Paperback. Condición: Very Good. This Light Called Darkness, A Raven Chronicles Anthology, Selected Work 1997-2005-edited by Kathleen Alcalá, Phoebe Bosché, Paul Hunter, and Anna Odessa Linzer-is the second anthology in the Raven Chronicles Press series featuring some of the outstanding work that appeared in Raven Chronicles Magazine-a nonprofit, independent publishing and cultural organization, based in Seattle, that soared for twenty-seven years, 1991 to 2018. Through forty-eight issues in twenty-six magazine-format volumes, Raven brought together flocks of writers in the Pacific Northwest / Salish Sea region and beyond, for readings, workshops, cultural celebrations, and the occasional march or demonstration.This anthology includes poems, essays, fiction, interviews, and storytelling from 85 writers who were published in Raven Chronicles Magazine from Summer 1997-Winter, 2005, and the artwork of 34 mostly Northwest artists.Read poems by Pamela Moore Dionne, Peter Ludwin, Gail Tremblay, Glenna E. Cook, Murray Gordon, Robert Gregory, Marion Kimes, Jeanne Ruth Lohmann, Jo Nelson, Judith Roche, Joan Swift, David Lloyd Whited, Connie Walle, Kevin Miller, Deborah Miranda, Virgil Suárez, Mark Svenvold, Victor Hernández Cruz, Koon Woon, Lois J. Red Elk-Reed, Cat Ruiz, Cynthia Pratt, Janet Sekijima, Carletta Carrington Wilson, Peter Pereira, Margot F. Boyer, Mary Lou Sanelli, Bill Yake, Susan Landgraf, Maged Zaher, Martha Silano, Diane Westergaard, Danny Romero, James R. Lee, Paul r. Harding, Mercedes Lawry, Ronda Piszk Broatch, Anna Bálint, Joan Fitzgerald, Andrena Zawinski, Kathleen Walsh Spencer, Stephen Thomas, Jim Bodeen, Mario Susko, Natalie Pascale Boisseau, Qwo-Li Driskill, Martha Linehan, Lara Stortoni, and Camincha.Essays by Eric Lee Christensen, Lisa Purdy, Bobby Anderson, Paul Nelson, Doug Nufer, Suzanne A. Villegas, David W. Paul, Matt Briggs, Michael Daley, Larry Laurence, Mark Sargent, Whitney Pastorek, Suzannah Dalzell, Amontaine Aurore, John Olson, Ann Spiers, Waverly Fitzgerald, and Pat Duggan.Read fiction by Sharon Hashimoto, Nancy Redwine, Rebecca Brown, Anna Mockler, Deb Parks-Satterfield, Stacey Levine, Sue Pace, Taha Ebrahimi, Polly Buckingham, Avital Gad-Cykman, Jan Priddy, Keith Egawa, Priscilla Long, Anita Endrezze, Don Kunz, and Stephen D. Gutierrez.…

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