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Blood Moon

Patricia Kirkpatrick

Publisher: Milkweed Editions

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Summary

Author has been lauded by major poets, including Peter Campion, Jane Hirschfield, and Jim Moore
 Author has been widely published in Poetry magazine, Prairie Schooner, and the Threepenney Review, as well as in numerous anthologies, including She Walks in Beauty, edited by Caroline Kennedy
 Author is well connected to the literary and poetry communities, and has published interviews with Adrienne Rich, Sharon Olds, W.S. Merwin, and Lucille Clifton
 Book's focus on whiteness, anti-racism, and identity in America provides opportunity for wide media coverage and readership
Available since: 04/14/2020.

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