An edition of Imaniman
(2016)
Imaniman
poets writing in the Anzaldúan borderlands
by Ire'ne Lara Silva, Dan Vera, and Juan Felipe Herrera
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Imaniman: Poets Writing in the Anzaldúan Borderlands
2017, Aunt Lute Books
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Table of Contents
Introduction.
Anzaldúa lives on: poetry, transformation & flshes into the serpent eye -- Juan Felipe Herrera
Coaticue -- Rodney Gomez.
I.
Tiamanalli for the netted god -- Daniel E. Solís y Martínez
Hermana in the sky -- Carmen Calatayud.
II.
everything must be a little wild -- ire'ne lara silva
Startling illumination of words -- Tara Betts
One-off -- José Antonio Rodríguez
Grito for GEA -- David Hatfield Sparks.
III.
Dove -- Barbara Jane Reyes
this body -- Miguel M. Morales
Things that are known about the death of Roque Dalton, a revolutionary poet -- Cecca Austin Ochoa
Cenote dreams, a 21st century utopian fábula -- Cordelia Barrera
Follow me down, down, down (under skin so brown) -- Oswaldo Vargas.
IV. -- from
Todavia el valle us una herida abierta =
'transplant' in Aztlán -- (2015) / -- Emmy Pérez
Anzaldúa as exile and antidote to fatal simplicity -- Dan Vera
EXILE -- Michael Wasson
Eclipse in Morristown -- Melanie Márquez Adams
What's the brown part of you -- Tomas Moniz
When you insist I'm Mexican, you bring out the Guatemalan in me -- Gabriela Ramirez-Chavez
White dog, femur shrinking -- D.M. Chávez
Nepantlando: soy hija de coyote -- Inés Hernández-Avila
To Mexico City's raging Aztec -- Nidia Melissa Bautista
Articulating "homeland": a sensuous and political journey -- Nadine Saliba
Comedy curanderismo -- Monica Palacios
Black card -- Jennine DOC Wright
New Mexica meditation -- César L. De León
secret -- Nia Witherspoon.
V.
Allegory of the rattlesnake -- Joe Jiménez
Self-portrait according to George W. Bush -- toy G. Guzmán
Aqui in the Palouse -- Veronica Sandoval
Water dream at the border -- Carmen Calatayud
Our hieroglyphics -- Juan Morales
Keep on crossin' manifesto -- Victor Payan
Este puño si se ve/Dispatches from barbed wire -- Abigail Carl-Klassen.
VI.
my body is all memory -- Sarah A. Chavez
Some of us understand the reason for the drought -- Rachel McKibbens
Inheritance -- jo reyes-boitel
Mujeres -- Adela Najarro
Dar a luz -- Elsie Rivas Gómez
Photograph of "Woman in Red Dress, sunflowers, sitting with blanket" -- Lupe Mendez
In the fields I walked to where you hummed -- T. Sarmina
Messenger hornets -- Shauna Osborn
rearranging the bones -- Marie Varghese
I went to pray my grandmother's prayer -- Allen Baros
Xiuhatl (becoming turquoise) -- Alexis Pauline Gumbs
Translation -- Ysabel Y González.
VII.
At night my body splits and splits -- Sarah A. Chavez
Nocturne for rattlesnakes and lechuzas -- Joe Jiménez
Dawson, NM 1913 -- Rachel McKibbens
Regeneration -- Minal Hajratwala
form -- Miguel M. Morales.
VIII.
where the wild tongues are -- Karla Cordero
waters de mi nombre -- Xochitl-Julisa Bermejo
Cosecha -- Pablo Miguel Martínez
Spanish ghazal -- Barbara Brinson Curiel
Gnarly Mexican words
Desgranando la lengua -- Olga García Echeverría
multiplicity of language, thought, and experience -- Adela Najarro
FAQ -- Barbara Jane Reyes
Mother tongue -- Suzy de Jesus Huerta
Braided soul -- David Bowles
Babel's son -- John Fry
bringing forth -- Kim Shuck.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references.
Text in English and some Spanish.
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