Writings and Books
Latest addition : 30 July.
Go to New Mexico Poets Page: http://localpoetsguild.wordpress.co...
To read Oral History: A Personal Journey, given in March at CUNY Graduate Center in New York: http://ojs.gc.cuny.edu/index.php/ll...
View new five-minute short version of the film about EL CORNO EMPLUMADO / THE PLUMED HORN here: http://vimeo.com/10689794.
Read an online blog review of THEIR BACKS TO THE WALL by Vera Marie Badertscher at http://atravelerslibrary.com/2010/0...
Travel to the border wall at Nogales, Arizona, with sound sculptor Glenn Weyant and poet Margaret Randall to watch and listen to the video made by Barbara Byers: Ferry to the Other Side / Corner of Latin America http://vimeo.com/user2945046
Read "Offended Turf," my poem about the border experience, and see three photographs from the border area at http://www.dooneyscafe.com
Read a poem from my forthcoming book, MY TOWN (out from Wings Press this year) on WoodCoin: http://www.woodcoin.net/dlli.randal...
To watch and listen to a fragment of my reading at Church of Beethoven, December 13, 2009, go to: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_R9k...
To read excerpts from TO CHANGE THE WORLD: MY YEARS IN CUBA, and to access a thoughtful Cuba-based online publication about life in Cuba, go to Havana Times
To visit the first issue of La Casa Transparente, new on-line literary magazine from The Canary Islands whose first issue features Margaret, go to La Casa Transparente
For a brief glimpse of the 2006 Mexico City "Languages of America" festival, in which Margaret and 11 other poets from different linguistic traditions participated, visit http://www.nacionmulticultural.unam...
For publication details on TO CHANGE THE WORLD: MY YEARS IN CUBA please visit http://rutgerspress.rutgers.edu/aca...
I have a new CD of me reading my poetry—poems from over a ten year period. Copies can be ordered for $10 by writing to me at mrandall36@comcast.net.
New! To listen to the latest issue of Not Enough Night, from Naropa University’s 2008 Summer Writing Program, including Margaret and others, visit Not Enough Night
This section's articles
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The Shape of Red: Insider / Outsider Reflections (with Ruth Hubbard)
Introduction (fragment)
We met in Nicaragua. Earlier, on a visit to Cuba, Ruth had tried to find Margaret and was told she had moved to Managua. Then, in 1983, both of us attended the meeting of artists and intellectuals hosted by the Sandinistas; some three hundred and fifty concerned individuals—writers, scientists, teachers, editors, religious, academic and political people—came together in Managua to look at the new revolution and try to understand what was happening there, what it (...)
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