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Thanks to these bookstores that are currently selling the book: Phinney Books and Open Books (in Seattle); Literati and Nicola's (in Ann Arbor). For online orders, please visit The Waywiser Press. We raised over $1300 for the ACLU during the last two weeks of April. Thanks to all who contributed! More updates* to come. * September 28th: We're sending $553 to the ACLU today, which brings our Ann Arbor total to $1922. When publisher and distributor totals come in, we expect to be close to our goal of raising $3K. Thanks!
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Text from The Trumpiad:
- "The Mad Realtor's Song" (in Rise Up Review) - "Sitting on a Sofa in a 1925 Bungalow in Ann Arbor, Michigan" (in Terrain.org) - selections (in Scoundrel Time) Videos: - the first three stanzas from "The Mad Realtor's Song" (at Trump Tower) - the sixth stanza from "The Mad Realtor's Song" (at the White House) - "American Pastoral" (at the Smithsonian Arts & Industries Building) - "Donald Trump: The Insta-Poll" (at the Lincoln Memorial) - "Rumor" (at the Trump International Hotel) - "Thought Experiment" (at Trump Tower) - "Dialectic" (at the Washington Monument) - the first and second stanzas from "Mad, Times Four" (at the Dept. of Justice and the Jefferson Memorial) - "Mother Trump" (at the National Archives Building) - "February 2, 2017" (at Trump Tower, during the solar eclipse) An interview with Literati Bookstore A review in the Seattle Weekly Related essays in the Kenyon Review: - "Donald the Ogre" - "Trump's Last Tweet" - "The Great Work Begins" - "Relentless Ridicule" - "Citizenship (Part Two)" Related poems in What Rough Beast, Light, The New Verse News, and Poets Reading the News |
