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Poems that explicate Westerns by examining the hidden history in popular culture.
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In How The West Was One, Maggie Jaffe, one of the most clear-voiced, clear-sighted poets of our time, exposes the truth behind the media presentations which shape young minds into the bog of uncritical, unemotional, cultural and racially supremacist thinking. This book should be in motel rooms, instead of Gideons Bible, to help citizens see the tangled web they help to weave.
Belinda Subraman
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Belinda Subraman
Maggie Jaffe is a recipient of a 1998 California Arts Council grant and is Poetry Editor of Cedar Hill Review. Her publications include Continuous Performance, How The West Was One, 1492: What Is It Like To Be Discovered?, a collaboration with the artist Deborah Small, and 7th Circle, which won a San Diego Book Award for Poetry.
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- PublisherBurning Cities Press
- Publication date1997
- ISBN 10 1885215193
- ISBN 13 9781885215192
- BindingPaperback
- Edition number1
- Number of pages96
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Tucson, AZ: Viet Nam Generation & Burning Cities Press, 1997, Tucson, AZ
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