Others will enter the gates : immigrant poets on poetry, influences, and writing in America /
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[United States] :
Black Lawrence Press,
[2015]
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Table of Contents:
- Lisboa, Tanga, Goa / Megan Fernabdes
- Harness / Sun Yung Shin
- Snowflake falling through time : a Bengali-American story / Azubai Ahmed
- Why I am (not) an immigrant poet / Anis Shivani
- Gatekeepers and gatecrashers in contemporary American poetry: recollections of a Filipino immigrant poet in the US. / Maria Victoia A. Grageda-Smith
- Poetry brings out the Mexican in me / Rigoberto Gonzalez
- Home, again : an immigrant writer's meditation on the meaning of home / Kwame Dawes
- What is Russian about American poetry (If you happen to be a Russian-born American poet / Michael Dumanis
- What language are you? / Andrei Guruianu
- The language of my desire / Cristian Flores Garcia
- In the name of the letter, the spirit & the double helix / Faday Joudah
- Like a bear playing a flute / Piotr Gwiazda
- English as a second language / Vasyl Makhno
- Institutionalized : my influences as an American poet / Gerardo Pacheco Matus
- One-off / Jose Antonio Rodriguez
- Travels through the dark : William Safford's influence on a Nierian emigre poet / Abayomi Animashaun
- A lyric voice : Osip Mandestan / Ilya Kaminsky
- Christopher Columbus was a damn blasted liar : the narrative of discovery in global literature / Mathew Shenoda
- To be a poet in America / Shabnam Piryaei
- An emigre poet in America
- Marilene Phipps-Kettlewell
- On being an immigrant poet in America / Barbara Jane Reyes
- Unconventional bonds : writing through dementia and the borderless trauma of war / Ocean Vuong
- Poetry as country, country as choice / Lisa Birman
- Of roots and leaves / Sholeh Wolpe
- Contraband of Hoopoe / Ewa Crusciel
- The stories in my ears / Vandan Khanna
- Excerpts from the Pillow Book / Jee Leong Koh
- The reader within me / Majid Naficy
- Scenes in a journey towards / Pauline Kaldas
- Where are you from? / David McLoghlin.