Karthamann Books

Hers (Poets Speak Anthology) (Volume 2)

By Kenneth P. Gurney, Stuart A. Paterson, Janet Ruth, Mary Dudley, JUDY GRAHN, Lisa Alvarado, Gayle Lauradunn, Tina Carlson, Holly Wilson, Martha Deed, John Macker, Katherine DiBella Seluja, Gretchen Schultz, Mary Dezember, Nickole Brown, Lauren Schwartz, John Roche, Sylvia Ramos Cruz, Tani Arness, Jesse Ehrenberg, Anne Macnaughton, Pamela Adams Hirst, Jules Nyquist, Deborah Coy, Ceinwen E. Cariad Haydon, Patricia Roth Schwartz, Karla Linn Merrifield, Lyn Lifshin, Dwain Wilder, Kevin Zepper, Denise Weaver Ross, Susan Paquet, Celeste Helene Schantz, Erin Lynn Marsh, Lindsay Brenner, Roslye Ultan, Eliza Mimski, Merime Moffitt, Karthamann, Kate Marco

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Hers is volume two of Poets Speak (while we still can), a series of mini-anthologies in rapid response to the national and planetary crisis provoked by the election of 11/8/16. This series is the o...

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