Shameless Woman by Magdalena Gomez

Shameless Woman

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Shameless Woman

Red Sugarcane Press

Shameless Woman

by Magdalena Gomez

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 A provocative, challenging, and ultimately uplifting memoir in poems to be read aloud or in silence, performed on stage, or naked in the middle of a supermarket. Rage and Love have found a safe meeting place at last.
Book Details
Publisher:
Red Sugarcane Press
ISBN:
9780988475052
Binding:
Paperback
Pages:
152
Authors:
Magdalena Gomez
Published Date:
2014-09-12
Language:
English
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About Magdalena Gomez

Raised in the Bronx, New York, Magdalena Gomez studied English and theater at Lehman College and Spanish literature at the University of Sevilla in Spain. She wrote Shameless Woman (Red Sugarcane Press, 2014) and coedited Bullying: Replies, Rebuttals, Confessions and Catharsis (Skyhorse Publishing, 2012). A poet, playwright, and performer, she served as Poet Laureate of Springfield, Massachusetts, from 2019 to 2022 and received an Academy of American Poets Fellowship in 2021. Among her honors is the New England Public Radio Arts and Humanities Award. Her poem Mother to a Stranger's Child (can I get a witness?) became the basis for an orchestral work by the conductor Kevin Scott. Gomez also cofounded and directs Teatro V!da, described as Springfield's first Latina/o theater company.

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