Anthology of Liberation Poetry

Anthology of Liberation Poetry Join our Readers! The thirty-six contributing authors encompass a wide spectrum of gender, ethnicity, age, socioeconomic and national backgrounds.

Get your copy of LIBERATION POETRY: AN ANTHOLOGY at the Harvard Bookstore, Cambridge; Food For Thought Books (Amherst, MA), or online: www.tanbou.com/trilingualpress/index.htm; & at Amazon.com. This collection, whose introduction emphasizes the importance of a poetics of consciousness, resistance and liberation, celebrates the meaning of poetry in society and its continual relevance as both soul-

searching, inspirational medium and agent for fundamental change. Some authors are already well-known, some are emerging. This anthology is collectively produced and financed under the principle of mutual and collective benefit. The Trilingual Press and the Liberation Poetry Collective are two separate, non commercial, writers' organizations merging to produce this anthology. Now more than ever, we are proud of its presentation to the public.

Come join us at the Toussaint Louverture Cultural Ctr (next to North Station in Boston) this Sunday to celebrate EDDY TO...
10/31/2025

Come join us at the Toussaint Louverture Cultural Ctr (next to North Station in Boston) this Sunday to celebrate EDDY TOUSSAINT TONTONGI, Live & in person!!!
Please RSVP at link in poster.

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Everett Henry Hoagland III, 82 of New Bedford, MA passed away peacefully on July 5th, 2025, surrounded by family.

06/17/2025

Nezza's Spanish-language rendition Saturday reverberated around the stadium — and on social media.

Please join us -- 6 days to go to the book launch! Latest poster below. Reading & discussion event is free & open to th...
10/22/2023

Please join us -- 6 days to go to the book launch! Latest poster below. Reading & discussion event is free & open to the public, so share with all your networks.
• Sat, Oct 28, 1-4 PM
• Main Branch, Cambridge (MA) Public Library (449 Broadway)
Limited parking, and Accessible by T: Red Line or #69 Bus
* REGISTER at this link:
https://cambridgepl.libcal.com/event/11353244

Join us OCT 28 in a celebration of Haitian Creole Month with the release of THIS LAND, MY BELOVED (Trilingual Press 2023...
09/29/2023

Join us OCT 28 in a celebration of Haitian Creole Month with the release of THIS LAND, MY BELOVED (Trilingual Press 2023).
What does renowned author EDWIDGE DANTICAT say about the soon-to-be released Anthology of contemporary Haitian poetry from Trilingual Press? From her Preface:
"—Through these poems, we experience in a way that only art can convey the triumphs and tribulations, the struggles, the injustices, the beauty and strength, and these poets’ enduring love for Haiti.... "
REMINDER: Save the date, OCT 28!
BOOK LAUNCH with poetry, music, and camaraderie in 3 languages, Sat., 10/28, from 1-4 PM, at the
Cambridge Public Library main branch, 449 Broadway, Cambridge, MA 02138
Click on image to view full list of book contributors. WATCH THIS SPACE FOR UPDATES!

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This collection, whose introduction emphasizes the importance of a poetics of consciousness, resistance and liberation, celebrates the meaning of poetry in society and its continual relevance as both soul-searching, inspirational medium and agent for fundamental change. The thirty-six contributing authors encompass a wide spectrum of gender, ethnicity, age, socioeconomic and national backgrounds. Some authors are already well-known, some are emerging. This anthology is collectively produced and financed under the principle of mutual and collective benefit. The Trilingual Press and the Liberation Poetry Collective are two separate, non commercial, writers' organizations merging to produce this anthology. Now more than ever, we are proud of its presentation to the public.