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Poetry

The Ascent of Feminist Poetry

by Charles Bane, Jr.

2015 · 32 pages

In this short booklet, gifted poet Charles Bane, Jr. discusses the rise of feminist poetry, and its troubles. He is direct and sincere, but does not let his critical eye down. Contains excepts.

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The Ascent of Feminist Poetry is a poetry book by Charles Bane, Jr., first published in 2015. It runs 32 pages.

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Poetry
Published
2015
Length
32 pages

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GenrePoetry
AuthorCharles Bane, Jr.
Published2015
Length32 pages

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Published
2015
Length
32 pages
Language
English
ISBN-13
9780996270434
ISBN-10
0996270434
ASIN
0996270434

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