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Allen Ginsberg's political poetry, distilled from a vast body of work into a concentrated portrait of America's most uncompromising poetic voice.
Bringing together key political poems from across Allen Ginsberg’s career, this collection offers a focused alternative to his Collected Poems, foregrounding the work that engaged most directly with war, capitalism, censorship, sexuality, ecology, and human rights.
Alongside landmark works such as “Howl” and “America,” this volume includes lesser-known political poems that reveal the breadth and persistence of Ginsberg’s engagement with the crises of his time. Carefully selected from Ginsberg's expansive body of work, the collection is edited and introduced by Eliot Katz, who situates the poems within a renewed contemporary context while highlighting the craft behind Ginsberg's fusion of political insight and poetic form.
Published in the wake of Ginsberg's centennial, this collection reasserts the continued relevance of his work for readers confronting questions of power, freedom, and resistance today.
Allen Ginsberg's political poetry, distilled from a vast body of work into a concentrated portrait of America's most uncompromising poetic voice.
Bringing together key political poems from across Allen Ginsberg’s career, this collection offers a focused alternative to his Collected Poems, foregrounding the work that engaged most directly with war, capitalism, censorship, sexuality, ecology, and human rights.
Alongside landmark works such as “Howl” and “America,” this volume includes lesser-known political poems that reveal the breadth and persistence of Ginsberg’s engagement with the crises of his time. Carefully selected from Ginsberg's expansive body of work, the collection is edited and introduced by Eliot Katz, who situates the poems within a renewed contemporary context while highlighting the craft behind Ginsberg's fusion of political insight and poetic form.
Published in the wake of Ginsberg's centennial, this collection reasserts the continued relevance of his work for readers confronting questions of power, freedom, and resistance today.
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