Amorak Huey Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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For sure I'm looking for Solmaz Sharif's Customs and Roger Reeves' Best Barbarian. What else?

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For sure I'm looking for Solmaz Sharif's Customs and Roger Reeves' Best Barbarian. What else?

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My advanced poetry students read @_joseolivarez's Citizen Illegal, listened to @jerichobrown's @Tin_House lectures via @DavidNaimon's podcast, and are having the most beautiful online discussion about joy, trauma, poetry. My students give me hope, always. https://t.co/EYn7nfAWzs

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“Eventually, all things merge into one, and a river runs through it. The river was cut by the world’s great flood and runs over rocks from the basement of time. On some of the rocks are timeless raindrops. Under the rocks are the words ...” Norman Maclean, A River Runs Through It

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FYI, it's Your Favorite Poet, by Leigh Chadwick, from @MalarkeyBooks: https://t.co/sjmfzTvULx

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Haven't read all the essays today yet, but I have to stop and say @dellegeller's piece is one of the best Xness essays I've ever read. I ordered Dog Flowers as soon as I finished it. Brian Warner sucks, vote Mt Goats, but my goodness this essay. (cw for mention of sexual assault) https://twitter.com/marchxness/status/1499052231177367552

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Today in my special topics class, we looked at poems by Lawrence Matsuda, Lee Ann Roripaugh, W. Todd Kaneko, and Brian Komei Dempster, and we watched a 30-minute documentary on Minidoka.

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Today in my special topics class, we looked at poems by Lawrence Matsuda, Lee Ann Roripaugh, W. Todd Kaneko, and Brian Komei Dempster, and we watched a 30-minute documentary on Minidoka.

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@hmvanderhart Can't rank a "top" five but here are five: * Traci Brimhall's COME THE SLUMBERLESS TO THE LAND OF NOD * Rebecca Hazelton's GLOSS * t'ai freedom ford's & MORE BLACK * Kendra DeColo's I AM NOT TRYING TO HIDE MY HUNGERS FROM THE WORLD Diana Khoi Nguyen's GHOST OF

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One of my favorite books when I was a kid was a novelization of the Disney TV series Zorro. It was on the shelf at my grandparents' house, so I read it every summer when we visited. Wish I'd ended up with it.