I'm A Jew, Are You?: Poems From A Tribal Perspective by Rick Lupert

I'm A Jew, Are You?: Poems From A Tribal Perspective

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I'm A Jew, Are You?: Poems From A Tribal Perspective by Rick Lupert

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Selected poems written from the Lupert perspective inspired by (and sometimes loosely so) the experience of being Jewish. Includes the humorous classics "I Come From Eastern Europe (I've got so much body hair, it's not even funny)" and "Debbie Friedman The Cat." Rick Lupert has been sharing these poems with delighted audiences for years.
Book Details
Publisher:
Ain't Got No Press
ISBN:
9780972755511
Binding:
Paperback
Pages:
38
Authors:
Rick Lupert
Published Date:
2000-05-01
Language:
English
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About Rick Lupert

Involved in the Los Angeles poetry community since 1990, Rick Lupert created the Poetry Super Highway and hosted the Cobalt Cafe reading series for nearly twenty-one years. He received the Beyond Baroque Distinguished Service Award in 2014 for service to Los Angeles poetry. His collections, many of them travelogues, include The Tokyo-Van Nuys Express, I Am Not Writing a Book of Poems in Hawaii, and God Wrestler: A Poem for Every Torah Portion, all from his imprint Ain't Got No Press. He edited the anthologies A Poet's Haggadah, A Poet's Siddur, and Ekphrastia Gone Wild.

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