Volume 180 pages
About the book
The New-York Book of Poetry is a seminal anthology that captures the vibrant and diverse tapestry of voices that define New York's poetic landscape. Including works from both established and emerging poets, this collection showcases an array of styles and themes, from the urban hustle and bustle of city life to introspective musings on identity and belonging. Reflecting the city's multicultural essence, the anthology juxtaposes traditional forms with contemporary free verse, making it a vital contribution to the literary canon of the early 21st century. The contributors to this collection come from varied backgrounds, many having been influenced by the dynamic environment of New York City, a melting pot of cultures, ideas, and artistic expressions. Their experiences navigating the complexities of urban life permeate their work, creating a rich dialogue on the intersections of art, identity, and social commentary. This anthology serves not only as a literary achievement but also as a historical document that captures the spirit of New York'Äôs poetic evolution. Readers seeking to engage with the pulse of contemporary poetry will find The New-York Book of Poetry an indispensable resource. This anthology is a bridge to understanding the multifaceted voices that echo through the streets of New York, making it a must-read for poetry enthusiasts and scholars alike.