Each issue of Rattle has a theme. This issue is the Tribute to Native American Writers featuring: Saginaw Grant, Steven Beauchamp, Joseph Bruchac, C.S. Fuqua, Adrian C. Louis, Robert Nazarene, Simon J. Ortiz, Edgar Silex, Lynne Thompson, Mark Turcotte, C.L. Vinson. Essays by Julian S. Neistadt, M.D., Elisha Porat. Alan C. Fox interviewing Simon J. Ortiz and Anne Waldman. Reviews by John Birkbeck, Hugh Fox, Fred Marchant, Michael P. McManus, Terry Stevenson. Poetry by: Marilynn Fournet Adams, Bettina T. Barrett, John Bennett, D.C. Berry, Marta Boswell, Christopher Buckley, Deborah Byrne, Charles Cantrell, Kathleen Carbone, Doritt Carroll, C.E. Chaffin, Christopher Chambers, Earl Coleman, Gannon Daniels, Peter Desy, Camille Dungy, Jeffrey L. Dye, Michael Estabrook, Dennis Etzel Jr., Stewart Florsheim, Alan Fox, Devorie Franzwa, John Freeman, Ed Galing, Oren Haker, Doris Heitmeyer, Karla Huston, Maggie Jaffee, David James, Nicholas Johnson, Mark Johnston, David Joseph, Angela Kelly, Willie James King, Jimmy A. Lerner, Wayne Allen LeVine, Lori Levy, Marc Levy, Lyn Lifshin, Suzanne Lummis, Kate Lutzner, Andre Mangeot, Jane McClellan, Hosho McCreesh, Glenn McKee, Michael P. McManus, Michelle Moore, Simone Muench, Will Nixon, Marianne Poloskey, James S. Proffitt, Phillip Ramp, David Ray, Dale Ritterbusch, C.J. Sage, Marjorie Saiser, Dennis Saleh, Jeannine A. Shackleton, Christopher Shaffner, Frederic Sibley, Glori Simmons, Matthew J. Spireng, Stephen Sundin, Paula Tatarunis, Kent Taylor, George Wallace, Thom Ward, Sarah Brown Weitzman, Judith Werner, Sylvia Wheeler, Dallas Wiebe, A.D. Winans, Michael J. Wyly. In English 187 Pages

Rattle, Poetry for the 21st Century (Issue Number 14, Winter 2000) (Volume 6)

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R.Y.P.A. (Rattle young Poets Anthology 2022

Fox, Alan (editor)

2023 Rattle Young Poets Anthology

The Rattle Foundation

3arabi Song

Beck, Zeina Hashem

<p>In the chapbook Turn Left Before Morning, April Salzano explores the daily struggles involved in parenting a child with autism. These poems map a mother's quest for understanding of a world that requires a significant shift in perspective and a new definition of what it means to love a child. The key to navigating the rough terrain of autism is not something she discovers, but is instead something that has been subtly guiding her all along: autism is as wonderful as it is terrifying, as humorous as it is heartbreaking, in alternating and equal measure. 2.00 from each sale will be donated to Lawrence County Autism Warriors, a local support and activities group.</p>

Turn Left Before Morning

April Salzano

KILL THE DOGS

Heather Bell

The Whetting Stone

Taylor Mali

A Bag of Hands

Mather Schneider

<p>If poetry is, at its essence, a way for humans to see and touch each other, then Nancy Miller Gomez's carefully observed, finely crafted poems are doing the work of poetry. In these times when the divide between people so often seems too great to be crossed, when hatred and prejudice are state-sponsored, when the intersection of race, justice, and imprisonment has led to the United States having the largest incarceration rate of any country in the world, these poems are an important and necessary voice. I'm grateful to Nancy Miller Gomez for Punishment. -Ellen Bass, author of The Courage to Heal   Whenever I begin to read a collection of poetry, I hope for that feeling of a wind in my chest, that the "top if my head is taken off." This small collection by Nancy Miller Gomez did that for me. At only nine poems and two short autobiographical prose pieces, Punishment has more power than many other, much longer collections. Gomez has translated her experiences teaching poetry in prison into vital, living verse, without in any way betraying or making maudlin the essential reality of those incarcerated. -David Anthony Sam, on Goodreads  Thank you, Nancy Miller Gomez, for taking us behind bars, for sharing searing stories relayed beyond guards-Lorenzo, we will never forget you-thank you also, Gomez, for the essays telling how saving lives saved yours. 'Growing Apples' in Cell C is reason for all of us to go on. How do we get this book to every appointed official? How do we get this book to everyone? -Grace Cavalieri, in Washington Independent Review of Books</p>

Punishment

Nancy Miller Gomez

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Tales from the House of Vasquez

Gilliland, Raquel Vasquez

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