81. From The Cables Of Genocide: Poems On Love And Hunger From the Cables of Genocide Poems on Love and Hunger. ISBN 155885-033-378 pp. paper only $7.00 Quantity. lorna dee cervantes. http://www.asu.edu/brp/dist/chilit/LDCer.html

Ph # (480) 965-3867 Fax# (480) 965-8309 e-mail: brp@asu.edu Go To Shopping Cart and Online Orderform Offline Order Form Manuscript Submission Guidelines Chicano/a Literature ( Part 2/M-Z ISBN: 1-55885-033-3 Quantity Lorna Dee Cervantes In these poems, Cervantes stretches the resources of language, imagery, and the dialectics of love, hunger, and aesthetics to express a penetrating feminist and human vision of her universe. A 1992 Paterson Poetry Prize Winner.

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Forums Chat Register Login Lorna Dee Cervantes Poet, Feminist Writer Lorna Dee Cervantes was born in 1954. She started writing at a young age and says that she's been a feminist since she new what the word meant. At 16, Cervantes traveled with NOW (National Organization for Women) which gave her a grounding in the women's movement and in her feminist writing. Nevertheless, when Cervantes wanted to start publishing her work she found resistance, even by the Latino male community. Undaunted, she founded her own small press to publish her writing in 1976. Cervantes also teaches at the University of Colorado. Cervantes works include From the Cables of Genocide: Poems of Love and Hunger and which won the American Book Award. She has also received the Lila Wallace-Reader's Digest Writers' Award. Links http://sophia.smith.edu/~tstcloud/latina/writers.html http://www.colorado.edu/creativewriting/lornaint.html http://www.poets.org/lit/POET/ldcerfst.htm Cybergrrl ... Cybergrrl, Inc.

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Regresar al cuento Ojalá hubiera más escritores mexicanos que tengan la oportunidad de escribir y triunfar en otro país, pues ese es un buen ejemplo para aquellos que quieren incursionar en este género de la literatura. Que tengas todo el exito del mundo en ese país tan grande como es Estados Unidos. Paco Maldonado, Mexico Está padrísimo. Felipe (Chile), efernand@udec.cl Lilliana, me encanta esta pagina del web....me gustó el cuento, corto y directo, he estado en México, vivo en San Antonio, Texas, y cada rato lo visito, no tanto el DF, pero si Laredo y Monterrey, y creame que taxistas así existen... me gustó. La felicito. Manuel Domínguez, Cuba-USA, elnony69@yahoo.com La forma de tu cuento es ligera y dinámica, aunque encontré que algunas transiciones no eran muy "reader friendly." El contenido es crítico y agudo y logra un efecto inmediato de repulsa en el lector ante el rol del hombre (casi subhombre) que se deja llevar por pasiones básicas. Felicidades, es un cuento lleno de proposito. Luisa Flores, Panamá, luisaelenaflores@hotmail.com

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85. MELUS: Hispanic, Female And Young: An Anthology. - Review - Book Reviews This anthology operates on the idea that literature by professional Latina writerssuch as Judith Ortiz Cofer, Nicholasa Mohr, lorna dee cervantes and Carolina http://articles.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m2278/is_1_23/ai_53501909

@import url(/css/us/style.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); Advanced Search Home Help IN all publications this publication Automotive Business Computing Entertainment Health News Reference Sports YOU ARE HERE Articles MELUS Spring, 1998 Content provided in partnership with Print friendly Tell a friend Find subscription deals Hispanic, Female and Young: An Anthology. - Review - book reviews MELUS Spring, 1998 by Loretta Carrillo Hispanic, Female and Young: An Anthology. Phyllis Tashlik, editor. Houston, TX: Pinata Books, Arte Publico Press, 1994. 217 pages. $14.00 paper. All successful teachers know that the love of literature develops early in life. Young people love to listen to stories; they easily respond to narrative, to familiar images, events and emotions close to home, close to their own lives. The editor of this volume recognizes the potent power literature has to invite young readers, in this case, junior high school girls, to the numerous ways literature can reflect their own lives. But this effectively compiled volume also recognizes the power literature has to offer its young readers new avenues for exploration. This anthology operates on the idea that literature by professional Latina writers such as Judith Ortiz Cofer, Nicholasa Mohr, Lorna Dee Cervantes and Carolina Hospital, among others, can inspire young women to write their own stories, poems and essays, thereby giving perspective to lives which otherwise might remain unexplored. The book is divided into six sections grouped according to specific topics, among them: cultural identity and folklore; the family; childhood memories; growing up experiences; prejudice; the Latino community or el barrio, and a concluding section devoted to interviews with four prominent Hispanic women.

86. Poetry Center - Catalog Of Readers cervantes, lorna dee Date 10/24/80 - Length 16 min. cervantes,lorna dee - Date 04/24/85 - Length 34 min. cervantes, lorna http://www.sfsu.edu/~newlit/newcatalog/atoz.htm

Poetry Center Catalog of Readers A B C D ... Z A A Traveling Jewish Theatre - Date: 04/27/95 - Length: 44 min. A World Between: Iranian-American Writers Abbott, Keith - Date: 03/06/75 - Length: 27 min. Abel, Elizabeth - Date: 04/13/85 - Length: 80 min. Abinader, Elmaz - Date: 11/04/93 - Length: Acker, Kathy - Date: 02/09/77 - Length: 57 min. Acker, Kathy - Date: 10/23/86 - Length: 46 min. Acosta, Juvenal - Date: 04/14/94 - Length: 11 min. Acosta, Juvenal - Date: 11/09/00 Adam, Helen - Date: 11/02/77 - Length: 30 min. Adamo, Ralph - Date: 02/18/82 - Length: 30 min. Addonizio, Kim - Date: 11/30/95 - Length: 26 min. Adisa, Opal Palmer - Date: 11/17/83 - Length: 30 min. Adnan, Etel - Date: 03/10/88 - Length: 37 minl Adnan, Etel - Date: 03/30/00 AgosÌn, Marjorie - Date: 02/29/96 - Length: 30 min. Ai - Date: 11/14/74 - Length: 36 min. Akers, Ellery - Date: 04/13/89 - Length: 50 min. Al Young voice track for "COLOR" - Date: 01/01/93 - Length: Alameddine, Rabih - Date: 03/30/00 Alarcon, Francisco - Date: 03/28/85 - Length: 39 min. Alarcón, Francisco

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88. POETRY FROM ZYZZYVA Raymond, The Mood, The Train, 16 Casella, Robert, After the Turks, 61 Casey, Deb,Toward a Narrative , 45 cervantes, lorna dee, Drawings, 18 Chen, Lisa http://www.zyzzyva.org/published.poetry.htm

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JUDITH MINTY Sleepwalkers The bee in its buzz, the moose bellowing: He spoke and was both of them, hands outstretched, bare feet padding down the carpeted hall. When his robe fell open the round moon of his belly led the way— his body disconnected from the stranger's voice that was his. One night, in a motel, I dreamed a swan snagged in a streambed. When I woke, it was the actress next door, her headboard slapping against my wall. I heard him grunting, her awful cry, the swan flapping its wings, begging to be lifted into the air so it could fly. In the girl's dream, the bear wore a winged coat that buttoned down the front. Her mother pleaded with her to stay, but the bear's eyes were blue flame and she ran to him. When they flew, the girl did not ride on his back, but under, close to his heart. All night, a banging and pounding has brought this house to its knees. Workmen on scaffolds and ladders try to hold up the walls, but something heavy

90. Naropa University - Summer Writing Program 1999 The Beat Legacy with Steven Taylor, Ed Sanders, Michael McClure, Michael Rothenberg,and lorna dee cervantes, moderated by Anne Waldman June 21, 1999. http://www.naropa.edu/swp/beatlegacy.html

Summer Writing Program 1999 Search Engine best viewed with Internet Explorer or Writing and Poetics SWP 2002 SWP 2001 SWP 2000 ... SWP 1998 The Beat Legacy with Steven Taylor, Ed Sanders, Michael McClure, Michael Rothenberg, and Lorna Dee Cervantes, moderated by Anne Waldman June 21, 1999 Anne Waldman: We named this department of writing and poetics The Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics. 1974 is when Allen Ginsberg and I arrived at that name. And Allen had been working as a kind of poetry teacher to the Tibetan Buddhist meditation teacher Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche, who was the founder of the whole Naropa Institute. And Trungpa Rinpoche and Allen had had a long car ride on one occasion, and Allen had read the entire "Mexico City Blues" [by Jack Kerouac] to Trungpa Rinpoche, and Trungpa Rinpoche's comment was, "that's a perfect explication of mind." Michael McClure and Anne Waldman Of course Jack had an early attraction to Buddhism and read quite a bit and was actually very scholarly.... So there's a real seed there, in the sense of Mexico City Blues being one of the most spontaneous compositions, sort of companion to this Buddhist notion of first thought, best thought. The idea here is that you don't silence or censor your mind. You try to go back to some more original place which is free of misconceptions, paranoia, nervousness about making a fool of yourself. So it's trusting your mind, and trusting your sense perceptions to be open and original. Although that doesn't necessarily make great poetry ...

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92. Gemini Ink - Home Page Highlights include classes by nationally respected visiting poets lorna dee Cervantesand Pamela Uschuk, a fiction workshop by celebrated young novelist David http://www.geminiink.org/gi_main_.html

Calendar News Faculty No-Charge Programs ... Home Current Faculty Summer 2004 Catherine Kasper and Sasha West Lorna Dee Cervantes Nan Cuba Evan M. Fogelman ... Pamela Uschuk Spring 2004 Gregg Barrios Jesse Cardona Cary Clack Cyra L. Dumitru ... Gemini Ink 513 S. Presa San Antonio, TX 78205 210/734-WORD(9673) 877/734-WORD(9673) Fax: 210/737-0688 Email Us Click to order texts for our classes or books by our faculty members. A portion of the proceeds will benefit Gemini Ink. Gemini Ink Summer Literary Festival Writing and Memory: The World by Heart July 10 - 25, 2004 Join us in San Antonio to celebrate Contemporary Art Month with Writing and Memory: The World by Heart Our festival brings two weeks worth of treasures: poets and translators Susan Briante and Farid Matuk will take students on a global reading and writing journey, award-winning novelist David Liss will bring his considerable chops to the exhilarating challenge of starting novels, and esteemed Texas Monthly San Antonio Current all 2 to Watch collaboration with Art Pace will feature writer Patti Wetzel and visual artist Jessica Halonen, and Friday Festival Readings will showcase students and faculty alike.

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94. The Greenwood Encyclopedia Of American Poetry: 20th Century Poets short. Yes, Castillo, Ana. short. Ceravolo, Joseph. short. Yes, cervantes, LornaDee. short. Yes, Chin, Marilyn. short. Yes, Chrystos, short. Ciardi, John. short.Clampitt, Amy. http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~eoap/20thcentury.htm

20th Century Poets (asterisks indicate a pending solicitation) Assigned Poet Word Length Adams, Leonie short Yes Ai short Aiken, Conrad short Adair, Virginia Hamilton short Addonizio. Kim short Y es Alexander, Elizabeth short Alexander, Will short Alexi, Sherman short Algarin, Miguel short Yes Ali, Agha Shahid short Yes Alvarez, Julia short Yes Ammons, A. R. long Yes Anania, Michael short Andrews, Bruce short Angelou, Maya short Y es Antin, David medium Yes Armantrout , Rae medium Yes Ashbery , John long Atwood, Margaret medium yes Auden, W. H. long Yes Baca, Jimmy Santiago short Bang, Mary Jo short Baraka, Amiri medium Barnes, Jim short Belitt, Ben short Bendall, Molly short Bell, Marvin short Benet, Stephen Vincent medium Yes Bennett, Louise short Berg, Stephen short Yes Bernstein, Charles

95. Untitled Published in the Boulder Daily Camera 11/19/93 GUEST OPINION by Evan Ravitz, LornaDee cervantes Vince Campbell. Voting by mail isn t better than by phone. http://www.vote.org/ravitz/camera11-19-93.htm

Published in the Boulder Daily Camera 11/19/93 Voting by mail isn't better than by phone The Camera pro-mail-, anti-phone-voting editorial 11/5 is misleading: First, the Camera repeats City Councilman Matt Appelbaum and lawyer Karl Anuta's cynical attempts to confuse voters that telephone voting was to be "mandatory" or "required". The ballot title clearly "...REQUIRE(S) THAT VOTERS BE ALLOWED TO VOTE BY TELEPHONE...". It is the City that would be required to give us the option. Required, because the City Council has refused to even consider offering it voluntarily since 1988, even though the City's own Mission Statement says "We promote creative exploration of options and innovative approaches to providing services to the public, including alternatives that involve taking risks." Second, it is not the citizens as the Camera says, but the scant voters, many confused by the City's negative propaganda, who rejected our proposal. The difference is enormous: 36% voted of the 85% who are registered here: 30.6% of those citizens over 18 voted. The 59% of the voters who voted no are thus 22% of the eligible citizens. With the current voting system, this minority rules.

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