Courtesy of Albuquerque The Magazine
Breaking the Silences: 20th Century Poetry by Cuban Women
Pulp Press, Vancouver, 1982
Tuesday 4 March 2008, by Margaret Randall
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- RUINS - poems
- LOST & FOUND: Selections from EL CORNO EMPLUMADO / THE PLUMED HORN 1962-1964
- Testigo de Piedra
- SOMETHING’S WRONG WITH THE CORNFIELDS: new poems
- AS IF THE EMPTY CHAIR / COMO SI LA SILLA VACIA
- First Laugh: Essays 2000-2009
- My Town: A Memoir of Albuquerque, New Mexico in Poems, Prose and Photographs
- Their Backs to the Sea
- To Change the World: My Years in Cuba
A collection of poems by Cuban women, from—among others— Dulce Maria Loynaz and Mirta Aguirre, to Fina Garcia Marruz, Georgina Herrera, Lourdes Casals, Nancy Morejon, Minerva Salado, Mirta Yanez, Soleida Rios, Reina Maria Rodriguez, and Marilyn Bobes. Facing page texts. Introduction, selection, translation, photographic portraits and brief interviews with each poet by Margaret Randall.
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