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Includes poetry by Claire Bateman, Suzanne Cleary, David Colodney, Sarah Cooper, Tyree Daye, Denise Duhamel, Gabrielle Brant Freeman, Albert Goldbarth, Lisa M. Hase-Jackson, Gary Jackson, Melissa Dickson Jackson, Ashley M. Jones, Dorianne Laux, Lilith Mae McFarlin, Juan J. Morales, Rick Mulkey, Kathleen Nalley, Zoraida Ziggy Pastor, Richard Tillinghast, and Julie Marie Wade.

Poems investigate our near-catastrophic ecological and political moment and the poet's complicity, resistance, and agency.

Originally, I thought that we exhaustively compiled the list, but now I found that there should be some added..." wrote Cindy Meston, co-author of "Why Humans Have Sex, " in the Archives of Sexual Behavior (Volume 36, Number 4, August 2007). Denise Duhamel and Sandy McIntosh have done just that in this delightful compendium that adds 237 more reasons. It's an exhaustive list, but it still doesn't exhaust all the possibilities. So be warned, yo...

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Finalist, National Book Critics Circle Award."Blowout "is both a celebration and mourning of romantic love--the blowout of a party, as well as the sudden rupture of a front tire.

Ranging in subject matter from traditional literary matter to Hong Kong action films, the poems in this collection provide unusual perspectives on American society.

Caprice: Collected, Uncollected, and New Collaborations is the quirky love child of Denise Duhamel and Maureen Seaton, award-winning poets who teamed up over twenty-five years ago to practice their collaborative skills on every topic they could joyfully exploit: feminism, gender, sex, witches, religion, the canon, movies, and Olive Oyl, to name just a few. From the erotic to the comedic, the political to the poignant, Caprice presents a fresh ...

When her "smart” phone keeps asking her to autocorrect her name to Denise Richards, Denise Duhamel begins a journey that takes on celebrity, sex, reproduction, and religion with her characteristic wit and insight. The poems in Scald engage feminism in two ways - committing to and battling with - various principles and beliefs.

Ka-Ching!" is a book of poems that explores America's obsession with money. It also includes a crown of sonnets about e-bay, sestinas on the subjects of Sean Penn and the main characters of fairytales, a pantoum that riffs on a childhood riddle, and a villanelle inspired by bathroom grafitti.

The Star-Spangled Banner, Denise Duhamel's sixth book of poems, is about falling in love, American-style, with someone who is not American.In the title poem, a small American girl mishears the first line of "The Star-Spangled Banner" as "Jose, can you see?, " which leads her to imagine a foreign lover of an American woman dressed in a star-spangled gown. The misunderstandings caused by language recur throughout the book: contemplating what "ye...

A selection of poetry by Denise Duhamel, in which she suffers postmodernist angst when using the "therapeutic I". The volume features poems from Duhamel's five previous collections, which include "Smile!", "The Star-Spangled Banner" and "Girl Soldier".

The French Surrealists invented a game called "Exquisite Corpse: to write collaborative poems, and thus the title of Denise Duhamel and Maureen Seaton's new book of poetry, "Exquisite Politics, " hints at its collaborative nature. The result of years of individual and collaborative writing, these inspired and dating poems speak at times in a breezy, conversational style, and at other moments with taut lyric intensity, probing the mysteries of ...