Disguised As A Poem: My Years Teaching at San Quentin
Reviewer:
Diana Lion
Source:
Turning Wheel
When I think about prison in this country, poetry is not the first word that leaps to mind. This despite the evocative images of their cold grayness, acid fluorescent lighting, and clanging entry gates. This despite the fact that incarcerated people have extraordinary stories to tell.
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Disguised As A Poem: My Years Teaching at San Quentin
About Judith
Judith Tannenbaum is a writer and teacher who cares very deeply about a vision and practice of art-making that includes all of us. She has received two California Arts Council Artist-in-Residence grants. The first of these allowed her to teach poetry at San...
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Causes Judith Tannenbaum Supports
WritersCorps (http://www.writerscorps.org) Prison Creative Arts...