Vodka and Oysters, a Collection of Poems and Stories by and for James D. Cockroft
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James (Jim) Cockcroft’s second and last poetry collection is filled with the fire and spirit of his life: his deep love for humanity, his dream of bringing about “a new model civilization,” a revolution in which all people’s rights are won. Many of his poems are intensely personal, with joy and grief and love. The book concludes with tributes from writers in his family and eight literary friends.
James D. Cockcroft (1935-2019, Ph.D. Stanford University), resident in Montréal. Historian, sociologist, political analyst, poet, and bilingual award-winning author of 50 books on Latin America, Latinos, U.S. hidden history, culture, migration, and human rights. Member of la Table de Concertation de Solidarité Québec-Cuba, the Canada-Cuba Literary Alliance, the Organizing Committe for le Défilé de l'Amitié nuestroamericana in conjunction with the Festival Présence Autochtone/First Peoples Festival in Montreal, co-organizer of several May Palabra en el mundo/Word in the World/ Parole dans le monde festivals.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.250 kg |
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| Dimensions | 6 × 9 × 0.34 in |
| Book Type | Softcover |
| ISBN | 9780981353647 |
| Author | James D. Cockcroft and others, Editor Katharine Beeman |
| Nombre de pages | 122 |
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