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(Ebook) Our Deep Gossip : Conversations with Gay Writers on Poetry and Desire by Christopher Hennessy; Christopher Bram ISBN 9780299295639, 029929563X

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Authors:Christopher Hennessy; Christopher Bram
Pages:289 pages.
Year:2013
Editon:1
Publisher:University of Wisconsin Press
Language:english
File Size:1.89 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9780299295639, 029929563X
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(Ebook) Our Deep Gossip : Conversations with Gay Writers on Poetry and Desire by Christopher Hennessy; Christopher Bram ISBN 9780299295639, 029929563X

From Walt Whitman forward, a century and a half of radical experimentation and bold speech by gay and lesbian poets has deeply influenced the American poetic voice. In Our Deep Gossip, Christopher Hennessy interviews eight gay men who are celebrated American poets and writers: Edward Field, John Ashbery, Richard Howard, Aaron Shurin, Dennis Cooper, Cyrus Cassells, Wayne Koestenbaum, and Kazim Ali. The interviews showcase the complex ways art and life intertwine, as the poets speak about their early lives, the friends and communities that shaped their work, the histories of gay writers before them, how sex and desire connect with artistic production, what coming out means to a writer, and much more. While the conversations here cover almost every conceivable topic of interest to readers of poetry and poets themselves, the book is an especially important, poignant, far-reaching, and enduring document of what it means to be a gay artist in twentieth- and early twenty-first-century America.
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