Gay & lesbian poetry in our time

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Published inGay and Lesbian Poetry In Our Time: An Anthology edited by Carl Morse and Joan Larkin collects nearly one hundred varied and distinct gay and lesbian voices of American culture. The poets represented in this anthology range from a variety of cultural backgrounds including Asian American, Native American, Jewish, Hispanic, and African ://   "Gay and Lesbian Poetry in Our Time: An Anthology," edited by Carl Morse and Joan Larkin, brings together the work of nearly poets, mainly from the U.S.

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