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Furious Flower: A Revolution in African American Poetry Limited Edition Signed by 13 contributors
1994réf. 50267Charlottesville and Harrisonburg VA: Virginia Foundation for the Humanities and Public Policy and James Madison University 1994. Very Good. Charlottesville and Harrisonburg VA: Virginia Foundation for the Humanities and Public Policy and James Madison University 1994. Collectors Edition Limited Issue of 300 numbered copies printed by letterpress on Mohawk Superfine Paper this being #90. 34 loose sheets housed in a red printed folder which is in turn housed in a blue folder with conference title mounted on a sticker label; two pamphlets laid in one with the conference itinerary and one for the Friday night banquet. Rubbing and some creasing to edges of sheets; creasing to title folder; heavier wear to outer conference folder; about Very Good. Signed by Elizabeth Alexander Alvin Aubert Toi Derricotte Mari Evans Dolores Kendrick Pinkie Gordon Lane Naomi Long Madgett E. Ethelbert Miller Raymond R. Patterson Eugene B. Redmond Sonia Sanchez Jerry W. Ward Jr. and Sherley Anne Williams at their respective contributions. The 1994 conference Furious Flower: A Revolution in African American Poetry was one of the first if not the first academic conference dedicated entirely to Black poetry. Over 30 poets attended and the event was dedicated to the life and work of Gwendolyn Brooks. This and subsequent conferences derived their name from Brooks' poem "The Second Sermon on the Warpland" which reads "The time cracks into furious flower / Lifts its face all unashamed / And sways in wicked grace." A notable assemblage of poets from an important moment in Black culture; we find no copies in retail and fewer than ten holdings in OCLC. Virginia Foundation for the Humanities and Public Policy and James Madison University unknown
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