61. Complete Index Of Hanging Loose Demory, Sean. Arkansas Traveller, Rapture, 67. Denham, Paula. This Is theNature of a Tree, 43. derricotte, toi. Morning ride, 29. Dersley, Keith. http://www.hangingloosepress.com/poetry_index_d.html

Current Issue Complete Index of Hanging Loose Poets A B C D ... Z Every title published by the press has been kept in print.Good literature stays good. D D'Alvia, Jennifer . "Moghira's Room" (fiction), Dagher, Jeanice . "note from a column on modern living," "one poem/in the n.y. painters series," "new rooms," Dalbacka, Jesse, Damon, Maria . "Question and Answer," Danish, Barbara . "The Model as Lover of Herself," . "Looking Up Suddenly to See," "28:1," Darlington, Sandy . "None of It Means Anything" (song), Dauer, Rosamond . "In the Mountains," David, Almitra . "George: Some Observations," Davidson, Ronald . "Testing, 1,2,3...," Davis, Cortney. "The Treatment," Davis, Jordan . "O it really is terrifying," , "No of the Couples," "Wine in a tall narrow glass," Day, Wesley. "The Unwritten Word," "The Wino," . "Wesley's Fuck Poem," . "The Spanish Dancer," . "The Movies," . "San Fran Tops List for Bitchiness," . "Welterusten Mijnheer de President" (song), de Azevedo, Kathleen.

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63. The Black Scholar-Books Received Ordering Information. derricotte, toi. Natural Birth. Ithaca, NYFirebrand Books, $10.95 paper, 86 pages; 2000; ISBN 156341-120 http://www.theblackscholar.org/booklist_30_1-1.htm

BOOKS RECEIVED: Vol. 30, # 1, SPRING, 2000 Books Received is an informational service for our readers. The purpose of this listing is to inform readers of recently published books related to the black experience. Books are listed alphabetically by author. These are not book reviews or recommendations. Readers interested in purchasing any titles may simply click on the "Ordering Information" link after the appropriate listing. This link will take you to the Amazon.com listing for pricing and other ordering information about that book. Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Archer-Shaw, Petrine. Negrophilia: Avant-Garde Paris and Black Culture in the 1920s. Ordering Information. Awkward, Michael. Scenes of Instruction: A Memoir. Durham, NC: Duke University Press, $24.95, cloth, 232 pages; 2000; ISBN: 0-8223-2402-4. Awkward, an English professor, provides a personal memoir in the context of his specialty-African American female writers. He focuses on his commencement ceremonies to reflect on his life progression, struggles and concerns. Ordering Information.

64. High School Science Class toi derricotte. toi derricotte had published four volumes of poetry,including Captivity, and, most recently, Tender. Her The Black http://www.undwritersconference.org/1998_conference.htm

The Use of History 29th Annual Writers Conference March 24-27, 1998 Arnost Lustig Arnost Lustig, survivor of concentration camps in Theresienstadt, Buchenwald, and Auschwitz, has contributed an extra-ordinary body of literature dealing with one of the most horrific times in human history. His short story collections include Night and Hope, Diamonds of the Night, and Darkness Casts No Shadow. A major voice in Czech New Wave Cinema, he was force to leave Czechoslovakia in 1968 when Soviet troops crushed Prague, Lustig has won the National Jewish Book Award, and was presented with the Krel Capek Award for Literary Achievement by President Vaclav Havel. Joseph Skvorecky J osef Skvorecky, born in Nacod, Bohemis, Czechoslovakia, spent two years as a slave laborer in a German aircraft factory during World War II. A prolific writer, his genres include novels, detective fiction, films, teleplays, and nonfiction works on jazz, politics, and cinema. His first novel The Cowards, completed in 1949 but published in 1958, was immediately banned by the Communist police. Among his many literary awards, the most important are the Neustadt International Prize for Literature and the Canadian Governor General's Ward for Best Fiction. In 1968, he and his wife, novelist and actress Zdena Salivarova, fled to Canada, where he continued to write such novels as Dvorak in Love, The Engineer of Human Souls, and The Miracle Game.

65. A Gathering Of Poets 29 Davis, Marilyn. 30 derricotte, toi. 31 DiPrima, Diane. 7) toi derricotte The Drugstore (part). 2 5/4/90 Wright-Curtis 1000 pm . Side A http://speccoll.library.kent.edu/4may70/75.html

A Gathering of Poets May 3-6, 1990 MAY 4 COLLECTION Boxes 75-76 INVENTORY Prepared by Nancy Birk and Gail Redmann February 1994 2 record storage boxes, 2 cubic ft., 11th floor "On May 4, 5, and 6, 1990 a Gathering of Poets was held at Kent State University in conjunction with the May 4th 20th Anniversary Commission events. Approximately 125 poets from all over the United States responded to personal invitations or to the open call to poets to come to Kent State on May 4th and remember the four students left dead and the nine others wounded by the Ohio National Guard on May 4, 1970. An ad-hoc committee of the May 4th 20th Anniversary Commission planned all the poetry events. Members of this committee were poets who live in Kent, some affiliated with Kent State University and some not .... In addition to the poets who attended the Gathering of Poets, many others who were not able to attend sent poems or messages to be read." So describes Gathering convenor and poet Maggie Anderson in the proposal for the published anthology, A Gathering of Poets which resulted from the convergence of poets at Kent State in May of 1990. Series Description The material contained in this collection is divided into 2 distinct series. The first series contains materials related to the planning, organization and actual events of the Gathering of Poets which took place May 3-6, 1990. The second series contains materials that relate to the publication of the anthology, A Gathering of Poets, published by the Kent State University Press in 1992. At this point (July 1993), the anthology is in its second printing of the paper. The first printing had a print run of 2000 paper and 750 cloth. There are copies in the collection of the Main Library and also in Special Collections under the call number PS615.G35 1992.

66. African American Registry For Thursday May 27th 2004 PAPA BELL ST. HELENA ISLAND ST. HELENA ISLAND; derricotte, toi ONTURNING UP OF UNIDENTIFIED BLACK FEMALE CORPSES; Dixon, Willie I http://www.aaregistry.com/poets.php?sletter=D

67. African American Registry For Thursday May 27th 2004 RIDGEWOOD, MD; derricotte, toi ON TURNING UP OF UNIDENTIFIED BLACKFEMALE CORPSES; Dodson, Owen POEM FOR PEARL’S DANCERS; Douglass http://www.aaregistry.com/poets.php?sletter=D&category=7

68. Marygrove College - It's All About You! POET toi derricotte EXAMINES RACE AS A RECURRING THEME IN HER WORK Detroitborn poetand essayist, toi derricotte, has a reputation among students and scholars http://www.marygrove.edu/news/news/releases/2001/press041201.htm

PRESS RELEASE: 4/12/01 POET TOI DERRICOTTE EXAMINES RACE AS A RECURRING THEME IN HER WORK Derricotte earned the 1997 Literary Award for Nonfiction from the American Library Association's Black Caucus. She also has received two fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Lucille Medwick Memorial Award from the Poetry Society of America, and the Folger Shakespeare Library Poetry Book Award. She received the Anisfield-Wolfe Award and the 1998 Caucus of the American Library Association Award for The Black Notebooks: An Interior Journey which the New York Times selected as a "Notable Book of the Year." Derricotte is associate professor of English at the University of Pittsburgh. The class, The Works of Toi Derricotte, is being taught this semester by Professors Loretta Woodard and Frank Rashid. Some of their students have taken a tour of Detroit sites mentioned in her poems. "One of the advantages of studying an author who writes about Detroit," says Rashid, "is that we can actually place her works in the city. The subjects of her poems are rooted in issues that affect us distinctively as Detroiters." The Marygrove College Contemporary American Authors Lecture Series is made possible in part with the support of the National Endowment for the Arts, the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs, Detroit 300, the Comerica Charitable Foundation, and the Community Foundation for Southeastern Michigan Venture Fund for Cultural Participation.

69. AWP: Prior Chronicle Article Indicies: 4, p. 28 Delbanco, Nicholas; no. 1, p. 1 derricotte, toi; no. 2, p. 13 Diogenesat the Theatre or, the Teacher’s Lament; no. 4, p. 1 Dunn, Stephen; no. http://www.awpwriter.org/magazine/artindex15.htm

AWP Prior Chronicle Article Indicies Volume 11 Year 1982 Volume 12 Year 1982 Volume 13 Year 1983 Volume 14 year 1984 ... Volume 34 Year 2002 Adler, Frances Payne; no. 2, p. 9 Alexander, Elizabeth; no. 5, p. 16 Appell, David; no. 4, p. 24 Banks, Russell, An Interview With; no. 6, p. 1 Baring/Bearing Anger: Race in the Creative Writing Classroom; no. 2, p. 13 Bell, Madison Smartt; no. 6, p. 1 Benedict, Elizabeth; no. 6, p. 20 Bennion, John; no. 4, p. 1 Blaeser, Kimberly M.; no. 2, p. 11 Bonnie, Fred; no. 2, p. 1 Checkoway, Julie; no. 6, p. 1 Christopher, Lee; no. 3, p. 1 Coe, Mary Lee; no. 2, p. 17 Companion Spider; no. 1, p. 15 Connor, Joan; no. 4, p. 13 The Cult of Weldon Kees; no. 3, p. 1

70. The Greenwood Encyclopedia Of American Poetry: 20th Century Poets Davidson, Michael. short. Yes, Delgado, Juan. short. Dennis, Carl. short. derricotte,toi, short. Deutsch, Babette. short. De Vries, Peter. short. Digges, Deborah. short.Yes, 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

71. WSTU Library Routledge, 2000. Black Notebooks, The, derricotte, toi, WW Norton,1997. Black Women in White America, Lerner, Gerda, Vintage Books,1972. http://www.du.edu/wstu/LIBRARY.htm

WSTU Home DU Home Welcome to the WSTU Book Shelf Please click on the appropriate subtopic to browse by type or use the Find Command [ctrl f] to search by title. BOOKS BOOKLETS FOREIGN TITLES JOURNALS COLLECTIONS THESES BOOKS TITLE AUTHOR PUBLISHER DATE A Manual for Writers Turabian, Kate L. University of Chicago Ability to Love, The Fromme, Allan Pocket Books Aborting America Nathenson, Bernard N. Pinnacle Books Abortion II Lader, Lawrence Beacon Press Abortion, Baseball, and Weed: Economic Issues of Our Time Perennial Library Academic Women Bernard, Jessie Meridian Academic Women: Working Towards Equality Simeone, Angela Adam's Rib Herscberger, Ruth Admissions: Notes from a Woman Psychiatrist Benetar, Judith, M.D. Bantam Books Adolescent Girl In Conflict, The Konopka, Gisela Spectrum Books African Woman In Towns: An Aspect of Africa's Social Revolution Little, Kenneth Cambridge U. Press Against Our Will: Men, Women, and Rape (2) Brownmiller, Susan Against Purity: Rethinking Identity with Indian and Western Feminisms Gedalof, Irene

72. Voices From The Gaps Nora; Deloria, Ella C. derricotte, toi; Desai, Anita; Desai, Kiran;Diggs, Anita; Divakaruni, Chitra Banerjee; Dong, Stella; Douglass, Sarah http://voices.cla.umn.edu/newsite/WRITERSbyname.html

73. Reviews-D-F 83. derricotte, toi, Natural Birth Poems (Joe Weixlmann) 17 180182, Natural Birth (Pinkie Gordon Lane) 35 686-687. DeVeaux http://aar.slu.edu/revdf.htm

Reviews D E F da Costa, Emilia Viotti, Crowns of Glory, Tears of Blood: The Demerara Slave Rebellion of 1823 (Edward L. Cox): [ Dace, Tish, ed., Langston Hughes: The Contemporary Reviews (Faith Berry): [ D'Aguiar, Fred, Dear Future (Heather Hathaway): [ Dance, Daryl Cumber, ed., Honey, Hush!: An Anthology of African American Women's Humor (Mary Ellen Doyle): [ Daniel, Jack L., and Omari C. Daniel, We Fish: The Journey to Fatherhood (Robert L. Tener): [ Davis, Arthur P., and Saunders Redding, eds., Cavalcade: Negro American Writing from 1760 to the Present (Robert E. Fleming): [ Davis, Charles T., Black Is the Color of the Cosmos: Essays on Afro-American Literature and Culture, 1942-1981 (R. Baxter Miller): [ , and Michel Fabre, Richard Wright: A Primary Bibliography (John M. Reilly): [ , and Henry Louis Gates, Jr., eds., The Slave's Narrative (William L. Andrews): [ Davis, David Brion, In the Image of God: Religion, Moral Values, and Our Heritage of Slavery (Anthony B. Pinn): [ Davis, Frank Marshall, Black Moods: Collected Poems (James A. Miller): [

74. Subject-D 16 83. derricotte, toi 17 180182; 35 686-687 Natural Birth17 180-182; 35 686-687. Derrida, Jacques 29 55-66. De Veaux http://aar.slu.edu/sub-d.htm

Subjects D D. C. Black Repertory Dance Company: [ D. C. Black Repertory Theater Company: [ D'Aguiar, Fred: [ Dear Future Daly, James: [ A Hero's Welcome Dance Theater of Harlem: [ Daniel, Jack L., and Omari C. Daniel: [ We Fish Dankworth, Johnny: [ Dante Alighieri: [ Darrell, R. D.: [ Dash, Julie: [ Daughters of the Dust (film): [ Illusions (film): [ Davis, Angela: [ "Reflections on the Black Woman's Role in the Community of Slaves": [ Davis, Arthur P.: [ Negro Caravan Davis, Charlie: [ Davis, Frank Marshall: [ Black Moods "Moses Mitchell": [ "Roosevelt Smith": [ Davis, Miles: [ Davis, Ossie: [ Purlie Victorious Davis, Russell: [ Anything for a Friend Deal, Melvin: [ Dean, Phillip Hayes: [ Paul Robeson The Sty of the Blind Pig De Forest, John William: [ The Bloody Chasm Miss Ravenel's Conversion Delany, Martin R.: [ Delany, Samuel R.: [ "Aye, and Gomorrah": [ Babel-17 The Ballad of Beta-2 Dhalgren The Einstein Intersection Empire Star The Fall of the Towers Heavenly Breakfast The Jewel-Hinged Jaw The Jewels of Aptor Longer Views The Motion of Light in Water Nova The Tides of Lust Triton Demby, William: [

75. A Celebration Of Women Writers: AFRICAN AMERICAN WRITERS derricotte, toi (1941); Deveaux, Faith (1971-); Dickinson, BlancheTaylor (1896-); Diggs, Anita Doreen (fl.2002); Diosa, Reina (fl.2002 http://digital.library.upenn.edu/women/_generate/AFRICAN AMERICAN.html

AFRICAN AMERICAN WRITERS Aczon, Kimile fl.1999 More Information Adams, Elizabeth Laura (1909-) Addison, Linda (fl.2002) Ai [aka Florence Haynes] ( Albert, Octavia Victoria Rogers (1853-c. 1889) The House of Bondage, or, Charlotte Brooks and Other Slaves (HTML at nypl.org) Alers, Rochelle (fl.2002) Anderson, Monique (fl.2002) Andrews, Regina M. Anderson [aka Ursula Trelling] (1901-) Angelou, Maya [aka Marguerite Johnson] ( More Information More Information More Information More Information ... Armstrong-Miller, Linda (fl.2002) Atkins, Sonya (fl.2002) Bailey, Frankie Y. (fl.2002) Baker, Augusta Bambara, Toni Cade [aka Miltona Mirkin Cade] ( Barras, Jonetta Rose (fl.2000) Battle, Effie T. (fl.1914) Beasley, Delilah Leontium (1871-1934) Bennett, Gwendolyn B. Berkley, Ann Sawyer (1914-2002) Betts, Tara (fl.2002) Bibb, Eloise Alberta [aka Eloise Alberta Veronica Bibb Thompson] (1878-1928) Poems HTML and TEI at Michigan HTML at nypl.org Bird, Bessie Calhoun (ca.1906-) Blackwood, Yvonne (fl.2002) Bolton, Ruthie Boof, Kola [aka Naima Alu Kolbookek] (fl.2002) Bowman, Sheritha

76. Events At Deep Listening Space Readers toi derricotte, Michael S. Harper Afaa M. Weaver. toi derricottewas born in Detroit, MI and has published four collections of poetry. http://www.deeplistening.org/cavecanem.html

Deep Listening Space 73 Broadway, in the Historic Rondout Kingston, NY Contact: pof@deeplistening.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 2, 1999 For More Information Fax 845-338-5986 Cave Canem Poetry Reading The Pauline Oliveros Foundation, Inc. presents Cave Canem, Poetry Reading, a Deep Listening Reading taking place Saturday, June 26, 1999 at 8 PM at Mount St. Alphonsus, Rt. 9W, Esopus, NY. Cost: $10 and $5 students/seniors. Prize-winning poets, Toi Derricotte and Cornelius Eady, founded Cave Canem in 1996, after years of dreaming about creating a place for African American poets to gather. It has since become a popular annual event with up to 60 poets attending. These 60 poets will be in attendance for this reading. The workshop itself will take place between June 25 and July 3, 1999. It all began when Toi Derricotte was visiting Vesuvius-Pompeii and at the house of the Tragic Poet was inspired by the inscription of a chained dog on a tile of the floor. Though Cave Canem means "Beware of the Dog," in Latin, it has no inherent relationship to the mission and vision of the workshop. Mission: Cave Canem is a home for the many voices of African American poetry and is committed to cultivating the artistic and professional growth of African American poets. (In rendering the logo, Toi saw fit to remove the dog's chain.) Toi Derricotte was born in Detroit, MI and has published four collections of poetry. Tender, her most recent book of poems, won the Patterson Poetry Prize. Her memoir, The Black Notebooks, won the 1997 award in non-fiction from the Black Caucus of the American Library Association and the Anisfield-Wolf Award in 1998, and was nominated for the Pen/Martha Albrand Award for the art of the memoir. She is the recipient of two fellowships from the NEA, the United Black Artists, USA, Inc. and numerous awards. She is Professor of English in the creative writing program at the University of Pittsburgh, Delta Sigma Theta Endowed Chair in Poetry at Xavier University. She has also taught at New York University, George Mason University and the Old Dominion University as well as many writers workshops and conferences.

77. Poetry! Catalog D-K By Author 7527. Poetry. $12.00 906. derricotte, toi. Captivity. . University of PittsburghPress, 1989. 7252. Poetry. $25.00 907. derricotte, toi. The Black Notebook. . http://www.sover.net/~poetry/catdk.html

POETRY! D - K by Author TITLES BY AND ABOUT POETS Home About Longhouse Books for Sale Reviews and Resources ... POETRY! Catalog - R - Z by Author Please note: all titles subject to availability and price change. We often carry multiple copies but in different conditions and price - 850. Dacey, Philip. The Condom Poems . Ox Head Press, 1979. First edition. Very fine sewn wraps with crisp text. An attractive copy. 7438. Poetry. $17.50 851. Dachtler, Doc. ...Waiting for Chains at Pearl's . Plain View Press, 1990. First edition. As new in wraps. Praise (and worth it!) from Gary Snyder and Jim Dodge. Signed by the poet. 1209. Poetry. $12.50 852. [Dacotah Territory]. Dachotah Territory 12 . Dachotah Territory. Literary magazine. With work by Forche, Young Bear, Interview with Robert Bly; Todd Moore, Michael Paul Novak and others. Minor underlining. With a letter from editor Mark Vinz enclosed. Wraps.. 10068. Poetry / Literary magazine. $10.00 853. [Dacotah Territory]. Dacotah Territory 7 . Dacotah Territory, 1974. Literary magazine. With work by William Stafford, Steven Lewandowski, John Judson, Tom McGrath, John Unterecker and others. An interview with Gene Frumkin. Wraps. 9589. Poetry / Literary magazine. $10.00 854. Dahl, David.

78. Poet Reads, Relates Race, Self Through Her Works - The Daily Targum - News toi derricotte, author of The Black Notebooks and Tender and winner of the 1998Paterson Poetry Prize, read her poetry at the Rutgers Student Center on the http://www.dailytargum.com/news/2003/02/24/News/Poet-Reads.Relates.Race.Self.Thr

document.write(''+''); Page One Sports University Opinions ... Job Opportunities Events Calendar Referendum 2004 Media Kit (PDF) Ad Rates Electronic Edition Subscriptions Targum Alumni Contact Us About Us Poet reads, relates race, self through her works By Tanya Pastor, Staff Writer Published: 2/24/2003 Media Credit: Nicole Lewis/Staff Photographer Toi Derricote reads her poetry Thursday in the Multipurpose Room of the Rutgers Student Center on the College Avenue Campus. Toi Derricotte, author of "The Black Notebooks" and "Tender" and winner of the 1998 Paterson Poetry Prize, read her poetry at the Rutgers Student Center on the College Avenue campus Thursday as part of the Writers at Rutgers Series. Derricotte, whose themes concentrate on issues of black identity and race, said at the beginning of her presentation she felt a sense of community speaking at Rutgers. New Jersey "has special meaning," said Derricotte, since she began publishing her poetry when she lived in the state. "When I moved here, I moved away from my family and began to see myself in a new context," Derricotte said. She said she and her husband were the first black family in Upper Montclair, and she faced race and prejudice in the community. Derricotte discussed her personal dilemmas and emotions and said she entered a deep depression while living in the state. In order to overcome her emotional turmoil, it was necessary to understand "what part of me hated itself that much that I wanted to kill me... I [had to] to look at my buried, deepest secrets."

79. African-American Poetry Books By Individual Poets Coleman, Wanda; Cornish, Sam; Cortez, Jayne; Cotter, Joseph Seamon, Jr. Crouch,Stanley; Cruz, Victor Hernandez; Danner, Margaret; Davis, Thulani; derricotte,toi; http://www.imcpl.lib.in.us/ams_afro2.htm

Books by Individual Poets: African-American Poetry Home eReference Subject Pathfinders African-American Poetry ... Search our Site Unless otherwise noted all books are in call number . Specific titles by each author are listed in the library's online catalog. An asterisk (*) indicates that the poet's work is also available on audiocassette. In most cases the call number will be Cass 811 Dunbar, Paul Laurence Hammon, Jupiter Harper, Frances Ellen Watkins Wheatley, Phillis Braithwaite, William S.B. Brown, Sterling A. Cannon, David W. Cullen, Countee (also 818) Davis, Frank M. *Hughes, Langston (also 818) Johnson, Georgia D. *Johnson, James Weldon (also 818) McKay, Claude (also 818) Toomer, Jean (also 818) Ai Alexander, Elizabeth *Angelou, Maya Bagley, Joyce M. Bailey, Gertrude B. Baker, Houston A., Jr. Barlow, George Barnstone, Aliki Barrax, Gerald W. Beatty, Paul Birtha, Becky Blakely, Arna Bontemps, Arna Brathwaite, Edward Brooks, Gwendolyn (also 818) Cassells, Cyrus Chase-Riboud, Barbara Citino, David Clair, Maxine Claremon, Neil Clarke, Cheryl Cliff, Michelle (818)

80. Arts - Literature - Authors - D Directory - Search Engine deMonterice, Alexa (1); Denby, Edwin (3); Denby, Joolz (1); derricotte,toi (2); Desai, Anita (4); Deshpande, Shashi (1); Desnos, Robert http://www.sedirectory.net/Arts/Literature/Authors/D/

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