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Tucson Weekly: Reading Between The Rhymes (January 29

Literary Luminaries Troupe, Harjo, Vea And Jennings Elevate The Spoken Word. By Wendy Kowalski POETRY READINGS served straight-up are passé. Poets are under the gun to connect with live audiences a tricky situation with so much hi-tech, graphic gadgetry vying for our affections. As if the literary merit alone of poets Quincy Troupe and Joy Harjo isn t enough, Tucson audiences will have an opportunity to see first-hand the revival of poetry and performance art as Troupe and Harjo, the latter with her band Poetic Justice, take center stage in Grace Notes: An Evening with Quincy Troupe, Joy Harjo and Poetic Justice, Alfredo Vea, Jr., and Dana

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Joy Harjo puts long-ignored indigenous people at the center of our cultural and geographic map

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — For the Journal For the second time in as many years, Joy Harjo, the current Poet Laur .

'The Diné Reader' an unforgettable experience

‘The Diné Reader’ an unforgettable experience Durango, Colorado Currently Tue 8% chance of precipitation 16% chance of precipitation 0% chance of precipitation Maria’s Bookshop to host a talk with book’s contributors By Leslie Doran Special to the Herald Tuesday, April 20, 2021 5:59 PM ‘The Diné Reader’ an unforgettable experience Toggle font size Escuchar en Español: Loading the Español audio player. “The Diné Reader” is obviously a labor of love with the gestation period taking over a decade of devoted research and collaboration. The four editors have wide backgrounds: Esther Berlin is Navajo and in 2000 won the American Book Award for her first published book, “From the Belly of My Beauty.” Jeff Berglund is a professor of English, with a focus on Native American literature and film at Northern Arizona University. He has written and collaborated on four books. Connie A. Jacobs has written