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Making the Trees Shiver An Anthology of the First Six Years of the Fort Greene Park Summer Literary Festival

by Marlon James, Jennifer Egan, Chris Abani, Amiri Baraka, Cheryl Boyce-Taylor, Quincy Troupe, Staceyann Chin, Kwame Dawes, Jacqueline Johnson, Willie Perdomo, Sonia Sanchez, Hal Sirowitz, NY Writers Coalition

Published
2011
Publisher
NY Writers Coalition Press
Language
eng
Pages
176

About this book

Making the Trees Shiver is an eclectic collection recreating the magic that is the annual Fort Greene Park Summer Literary Festival. Poetry and prose by Chris Abani, Amiri Baraka, Cheryl Boyce-Taylor, Staceyann Chin, Kwame Dawes, Jennifer Egan, Marlon James, Jacqueline Johnson, Willie Perdomo, Sonia Sanchez, Hal Sirowitz, and Quincy Troupe is interspersed with work by the talented next generation of writers from NY Writers Coalition's creative writing workshops. Making the Trees Shiver celebrates community writing at it's finest: expansive, authentic, and full of life. Like Fort Greene Park itself, these pages are noisy at times, chilling at others, but always full of spectacular views.

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  • Fiction
  • Poetry

Book details

This edition

Title
Making the Trees Shiver An Anthology of the First Six Years of the Fort Greene Park Summer Literary Festival
Published
2011
Publisher
NY Writers Coalition Press
Language
eng

The physical object

Format
Paperback
Number of pages
176

Identifiers

ISBN-13
9780978779443
ISBN-10
0978779444

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