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Call and Response: A Migrant/Local Poetry Anthology

by Joshua Ip (Ed.), Rolinda Onates Espanola (Ed.), Zakir Hossain (Ed.)
$12.90 Now $9.90 Save 23%
Call and Response: A Migrant/Local Poetry Anthology
Call and Response: A Migrant/Local Poetry Anthology

Voices unite, bridging worlds through poetry.

Call and Response could be a great read for poetry enthusiasts seeking to explore the experiences of migrant and local poets. The anthology captures a diverse range of voices, with each poem being a unique prism of language that reflects and refracts the experiences of migrant workers and local residents. The creative responses from local writers add an interesting dimension to the work, creating a dialogic space where perspectives are shared and reflected upon. Overall, the book is a beautiful exploration of identity, migration, and the power of language to bridge worlds.

Note: While we do our best to ensure the accuracy of cover images, ISBNs may at times be reused for different editions of the same title which may hence appear as a different cover.
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Call and Response: A Migrant/Local Poetry Anthology

by Joshua Ip (Ed.), Rolinda Onates Espanola (Ed.), Zakir Hossain (Ed.)
$12.90 Now $9.90 Save 23%
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ISBN: 9789811189197
Authors: Joshua Ip (Ed.), Rolinda Onates Espanola (Ed.), Zakir Hossain (Ed.)
Publisher: Math Paper Press
Format: Paperback
Related Collections: Art, Politics, Sociology
Related Topics: Race, Photography, Social Justice, Design, Art and Photography, Social Issues, Crafts, Drawing, Sociology
Goodreads rating: 4.0
(rated by 33 readers)

Description

Who truly deserves the title 'local', and how far removed is your average 'local poet' from the term 'migrant worker'? The anthology Call and Response gathers the voices of more than thirty 'migrant' poets, and pairs them with a creative response from the same number of 'local' writers in this initiative. Metaphors and memories are reflected and refracted through each poet's unique prism of language, but the light catches the page, whether harsh or warm, to illuminate. The editors Rolinda Onates Espanola, Zakir Hossain and Joshua Ip call you into the reader's space - we hope you respond.
 

Voices unite, bridging worlds through poetry.

Call and Response could be a great read for poetry enthusiasts seeking to explore the experiences of migrant and local poets. The anthology captures a diverse range of voices, with each poem being a unique prism of language that reflects and refracts the experiences of migrant workers and local residents. The creative responses from local writers add an interesting dimension to the work, creating a dialogic space where perspectives are shared and reflected upon. Overall, the book is a beautiful exploration of identity, migration, and the power of language to bridge worlds.

Note: While we do our best to ensure the accuracy of cover images, ISBNs may at times be reused for different editions of the same title which may hence appear as a different cover.

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