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The New Symposium

Poets and Writers on What We Hold in Common

Various AuthorsSeries: 91st Meridian Books
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Year
2012
Language
English
Publisher
Autumn Hill Books

About

Featuring poets and writers from around the world in an intimate setting, this collection offers 24 dynamic and compact essays on the topics of the Commons, Justice, and Home. Tackling some of the most persistent questions of our time, the essays serve to challenge assumptions, broaden perspectives, and spark new ways of thinking. Contributors include Lewis Hyde, Scott Russell Sanders, Jane Hirschfield, Daniel Alarcón, and Tony Eprile.

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  • Essays
  • Literary Collections
  • Adult Nonfiction

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  • Series91st Meridian Books

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    Various AuthorsAuthor