The Inevitable Transition: Lesser Evil

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"A feminist agenda has been at work for over two decades in Beat Studies, but Polina Mackay’s book is the first to ‘thicken the plot’ by exploring the major women poets both broadly and in close textual detail. Demonstrating an expert eye for tracing the intertextualities of literary history, she examines with particular force the feminist revisionary aesthetics of Diane di Prima and Anne Waldman, while engaging in her own writing back by revising the position of Burroughs as a paradoxical launch pad for the radical art of Laurie Anderson, Patti Smith, and Kathy Acker. Written and organized with pedagogic clarity, Beat Feminisms makes an invaluable vademecum for anyone interested in the intersections of gender, poetics and politics"— Oliver Harris, President of the European Beat Studies Network

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