Katy Lederer Books

Lillian Hellman Twayne s United States Authors Series Tusas 338

By Katy Lederer, Katherine Lederer

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The bright red horse and the blue

By Katy Lederer

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59 pages ; 21 cm

State Of The Union: Fifty Political Poems

By Matthew Zapruder, Don Bogen, Katy Lederer, Lorenzo Thomas, Wanda Coleman, WANG PING, John Yau, Reginald Shepherd, Elizabeth Willis, Edwin Torres, Lucille Clifton, Michael Palmer, Anselm Berrigan, Tracy K. Smith, C.A. Conrad, Mary Ruefle, Dave Brinks, Ed. Roberson, Tao Lin, Matthea Harvey, Rachel Zucker, Dara Wier, James Tate, Terrance Hayes, John Ashbery, Peter Gizzi, Eileen Myles, Juliana Spahr, Joshua Beckman, Matthew Rohrer, Rebecca Wolff, Noelle Kocot, Dan Chelotti, Catherine Wagner, Brenda Hillman, Nick Flynn, Sesshu Foster, Joe Wenderoth, Forrest Gander, Mathias Svalina, Meg Hamill, Garrett Caples, Richard Siken, Fanny Howe, Thomas Sayers Ellis, Albert Goldbarth, Alberto Alvaro Ros

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From rough optimism to sharp criticism, fifty American poets present new work dissecting the current political climate in America. Wide-ranging writers bring their bold voices to this collection, i...

State of the union

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The Engineers

By Katy Lederer

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In her long-anticipated fourth collection, The Engineers, Katy Lederer draws on the newfangled languages of reproductive technology, genetic engineering, and global warming to ask the age-old quest...

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