Song for Anninho (1981 Lotus Press edition) (Q9643): Difference between revisions
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First edition published in 1981 by Lotus Press, Detroit MI
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Song for Anninho (1981 Lotus Press edition) |
First edition published in 1981 by Lotus Press, Detroit MI |
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SONG FOR ANNINHO | By | Gayl Jones | Detroit | LOTUS PRESS | 1981
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Copyright © 1981 by Gayl Jones | All rights reserved
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seal on t.p. verso reads: "MEMBER | COSMEP | COMMITTEE OF SMALL MAGAZINE | EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS | BOX 703 SAN FRANCISCO, CA. 94101"
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091641826X
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[1 of 2] ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS | With gratitude to the Yaddo Foundation and to | the University of Michigan Society of Fellows for | their generosity during the writing of this book. | And with gratitude to my teachers, Anna Dodd, Michael Harper, and William Meredith. |
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[2 of 2] Song for Anninho is adapted from my novel, Palmares. Excerpts of the poem have appeared in a variety of forms under the title Almeyda in Iowa Review, Chant of Saints, Puerto del Sol, and Mandala (translated into Dutch by Jos Knirscheer). | G.J.
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