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Divine Feminist: An Anthology of Poetry & Art by Womxn & Non Binary Folx
"Radiant and radical, every poem and work of art within these pages remind me of all the brilliant and bold elements of our world, how every word and photograph capture the wild beauty and sacred darkness of existence. More importantly, I am in awe of how this anthology challenges ideas about what is hallow, godly, and beyond ourselves." — Marina Carreira
The Divine Feminist: An Anthology of Poetry & Art by Womxn and Non-Binary Folx is a collection of art and poetry by a multitude of genius, glorious beings who have found the divine in all places-their bodies, their cities, in heartbreak and politics, in sex and motherhood-and for who art and literature are both a form of spiritual practice and an act of protest. To investigate the connections between the sacred and mundane, the political and personal via poetry and art that resists all systems of oppression and stands in solidarity with BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ people. Radiant and radical, every work within these pages capture the wild beauty and sacred darkness of existence.
Featuring: AT, Dr. Grisel Acosta, Melissa Aquiles, Shriya Bajpai, Danielle Bero, Skye Cabrera, Doris Cacoilo, Marina Carreira, Hia Chakraborty, EJ Colen, Carla Curry, Maria Estrela, Carla Sofia Ferreira, Atiya Gladden, Cindy Goncalves, Ysabel Y. Gonzalez, Leah V. Gonzalez, Ann W. Hagerty, Darla Himeles, Jade Jordan, Sashily Kling, Kathy Kremins, Stephanie E. Lamb, Ananda Lima, Eleonora Luongo, Lynne McEniry, Andrea Mejia, Yesenia Montilla, Kween Moore, Janet Morgan, paulA neves, Emily Perkovich, Luisa Fernanda Pinzon, Cameron Raices, Lillian Ribeiro, Jillian M. Rock, Dr. Juhanna Rogers, Victoria Russell, Danielle Scott, kip shanks, Ry Skrzyniarz, Shannon Stoia, Marta Paulina, Emma Turner, Elisabet Velasquez, Meredith Whitfield, Mia X, Tamara Zbrizher
The Divine Feminist: An Anthology of Poetry & Art by Womxn and Non-Binary Folx is a collection of art and poetry by a multitude of genius, glorious beings who have found the divine in all places-their bodies, their cities, in heartbreak and politics, in sex and motherhood-and for who art and literature are both a form of spiritual practice and an act of protest. To investigate the connections between the sacred and mundane, the political and personal via poetry and art that resists all systems of oppression and stands in solidarity with BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ people. Radiant and radical, every work within these pages capture the wild beauty and sacred darkness of existence.
Featuring: AT, Dr. Grisel Acosta, Melissa Aquiles, Shriya Bajpai, Danielle Bero, Skye Cabrera, Doris Cacoilo, Marina Carreira, Hia Chakraborty, EJ Colen, Carla Curry, Maria Estrela, Carla Sofia Ferreira, Atiya Gladden, Cindy Goncalves, Ysabel Y. Gonzalez, Leah V. Gonzalez, Ann W. Hagerty, Darla Himeles, Jade Jordan, Sashily Kling, Kathy Kremins, Stephanie E. Lamb, Ananda Lima, Eleonora Luongo, Lynne McEniry, Andrea Mejia, Yesenia Montilla, Kween Moore, Janet Morgan, paulA neves, Emily Perkovich, Luisa Fernanda Pinzon, Cameron Raices, Lillian Ribeiro, Jillian M. Rock, Dr. Juhanna Rogers, Victoria Russell, Danielle Scott, kip shanks, Ry Skrzyniarz, Shannon Stoia, Marta Paulina, Emma Turner, Elisabet Velasquez, Meredith Whitfield, Mia X, Tamara Zbrizher
114 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2021
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June 28, 2022
I actually read this when it was still being proofed with contributors, and I wanted to give myself space to read it again without the pieces seeming too familiar. I am so impressed with all of the work in this. Marina did an amazing job curating and editing, and I am humbled to have work in this collection.
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