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Author Cortez, Carlos, 1923-2005, author.

Title Coyote's Song: collected poems and selected art / Carlos Cortéz Koyokuikatl ; edited by Carlos Cumpián and David Ranney ; with commentary by Rene Arceo, Carlos Cumpián and Fred Sasaki.

Publication Info. Chicago, IL : March Abrazo Press, 2023.
Bookmark link: https://library.naperville-lib.org:444/record=b3127452~S1
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 Nichols Adult Nonfiction-NEW  811.54 COR    DUE 05-21-24
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Description 212 pages : illustrations 24 cm
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references.
Summary "Carlos Cortéz, Koyokuikatl (1923-2005) has left a magnificent legacy of political poetry along with visual images using scratchboard, linocut and block prints. But he also left us the example, captured in this book, of tireless activism, including his poetry and art, all directed toward a new society. That lifetime venture, in his words, was to contribute to "a society that is more egalitarian, more loving of each other, more recognizing of the worth in each of us." This book contains his poems, visual art, and commentaries on his life's work by some of those closest to him"-- Provided by publisher.
Subject Poetry.
Genre Art.
Poetry.
Poetry.
Art.
Added Author Cumpián, Carlos, editor, writer of added commentary.
Ranney, David C., editor.
Sasaki, Fred, writer of added commentary.
ISBN 9781877636028 (paperback ; acid-free paper)
1877636029 (paperback ; acid-free paper)
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