
I found a new bookstore cafe/wine bar today when wandering around the neighbourhood! It was so cute inside and had a great selection of books - I‘ll definitely be back!
Corner of Franklin and Bergen in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.
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I found a new bookstore cafe/wine bar today when wandering around the neighbourhood! It was so cute inside and had a great selection of books - I‘ll definitely be back!
Corner of Franklin and Bergen in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.
I read this in 10 to 15-minute sittings over 3.5 months
This is an oddball collection. There is one poem from every chancellor, fellow and award winner of the Academy of American Poets as of 1996 (The academy was founded in a 1934). But who selected them? It comes across as a very haphazard anthology from a wonderful body of poets. So interesting, sometimes wonderful, many times really wonderful, but mostly curious and interesting.
I‘ve started this anthology from 1996 (and I‘ve owned it long enough that there was a Borders bookmark inside).
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Just heard about this program and had to share. While this is geared to YA readers, there are a couple classics. And the list looks interesting no matter what genre.
Enjoy!
Word of Mouth: An Anthology of Gay American Poetry
Edited by Timothy Liu
2000
Talisman House, New Jersey
Great introduction to gay poetry from the past 50 years or so.... featuring some major works by W. H. Auden, Frank O'Hara, Allen Ginsberg and John Ashbery to name a few of the many many included.
I went to the library....promised myself I'd look for the 2 books I really want to read....if they dont have them in, I'm not getting any.....
They didnt have either book in.
Then this happened.....
My study buddy letting me read him poetry! #currentlyreading #catsoflitsy