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Variations on an undisclosed location : PEN America 2022 Prison Writing Awards anthology ; introduction, Robert Pollock.

Van Pelt Library PS508.P7 V37 2022
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Pollock, Robert, writer of introduction.
PEN America, issuing body.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Prisoners' writings, American.
Prisoners as authors.
Prisoners--Literary collections.
Prisoners.
Prisons--Literary collections.
Prisons.
American literature--21st century.
American literature.
Prisoners' writings.
Genre:
Literary collections
Literature.
Physical Description:
xiv, 364 pages ; 23 cm
Edition:
First edition.
Other Title:
PEN America 2022 Prison Writing Awards anthology
2022 prison writing awards anthology
Place of Publication:
[New York] : PEN America, [2022]
Summary:
"This 5th annual PEN America Prison Writing Awards Anthology represents the indispensable archive of the creativity and intellect of incarcerated writers. It also exists simultaneously as a vehicle of connection with the world and other incarcerated writers across the country. In a day and age of digitization and short attention spans, the physical presence of this book serves to confront the reader with the human writers who have contributed their stories and hearts to the work within. Several poignant themes are masterfully represented in this work, ranging from the criminalization of homelessness to meta analysis of what it takes to win writing contests from behind the walls. Writers weave a tapestry from diverse backgrounds, identities, and locales across poetry, fiction, nonfiction and drama to portray the most vivid portrayal of the unfetishized reality we share. Cover art by Russell Craig. Works by Frank Kensaku Saragosa, Rahsaan Thomas, Ryan M. Moser, Seth Wittner, Wintersun Lemieux, Thomas Bartlett Whitaker, Kevin Schaeffer, Alex Tretbar, C. Fausto Cabrera, Fernando Rivas, David A. Pickett, Jason Centrone, John Corley, Julian Blanchard, Joseph Grosso, Lyle C. May, Burl Corbett, Leo Cardez, Geneva Phillips, Reginald Stevens, Paul Wach, Daniel Pirkel, Elizabeth Hawes, Tsunami Caryl-Averlyn, John Adams, Stephen Perez, Alex Friedmann, Brandon Amos, Evan Drennan, Sean White, Walter Sam, and Gary Farlow."-- From Amazon.
ISBN:
9798356762611
OCLC:
1357547173

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