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Poetry for the new millennium : bilingual reading via Zoom : (spring 2020-spring 2023) = Poes̕a para el nuevo milenio : ciclo de lecturas biling|es via Zoom : (desde primavera del 2020 a primavera del 2023) / edited by Marta L̤pez Luaces.

Van Pelt Library PS617 .P63 2025
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
López-Luaces, Marta, 1964- editor.
Series:
Guernica world editions (Series) ; 95.
Guernica world editions ; 95
Language:
English
Spanish
Subjects (All):
Experimental poetry, American.
Experimental poetry, American--Translations into Spanish.
American poetry--21st century.
American poetry.
American poetry--21st century--Translations into Spanish.
Experimental poetry, Spanish.
Experimental poetry, Spanish--Translations into English.
Spanish poetry--21st century.
Spanish poetry.
Spanish poetry--21st century--Translations into English.
Experimental poetry, Latin American.
Experimental poetry, Latin American--Translations into English.
Latin American poetry--21st century.
Latin American poetry.
Latin American poetry--21st century--Translations into English.
Genre:
poetry.
Experimental poetry.
Poetry.
Physical Description:
455 pages ; 23 cm.
Edition:
First edition.
Other Title:
Poes̕a para el nuevo milenio : ciclo de lecturas de poes̕a biling|es via Zoom : (desde primavera del 2020 a primavera del 2023)
Place of Publication:
Toronto ; Chicago ; Buffalo ; Lancaster (U.K.) : Guernica World Editions, 2025.
Language Note:
Poems in English or Spanish, with Spanish and English translations.
Summary:
"Anthology of an International Poetry Reading Series at the Jefferson Market of New York Public Library (Spring 2020-Spring 2023) This anthology comprises poems from the Bilingual Poetry Readings series conducted via Zoom, which originated during the pandemic and was sponsored by the Tompkins Square and the Jefferson Market Library in New York City. The Bilingual Poetry Readings via Zoom wants to open a dialogue between present-day experimental poetry from the United States and the Spanish-speaking world. We believe these poets illustrate the great variety of aesthetics movements and voices in the contemporary poetry scenes of Latin America, Spain, and United States."-- Provided by publisher.
ISBN:
9781771839853
1771839856
OCLC:
1453620267

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