Art & Sedition: The League of Utah Writers 2022 Anthology. The League of Utah Writers Anthology Series
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- ISBN978-1-7354841-8-1
- EAN9781735484181
- Date de parution09/08/2022
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Résumé
"The artist in our time has two chief responsibilities: (1) art; and (2) sedition."- Edward AbbeyWhether or not an artist intends to do so when creating their work, art-and especially writing-has a profound impact on our history, our communities, and our trajectory as a society. Writers have played a critical role in pushing back against tyranny and authoritarianism through poetry, newspapers, songs, firsthand narratives, and even fiction.
Put simply, writing can change the world. While some change is on a grand scale, other change is more personal, impacting the direction of one life at a time for better or for worse. The poems and stories in Art & Sedition explore the sparks ignited by art and artists in fictional worlds, the here and now, and possible futures that feel all too near. Featuring New York Times bestselling author Michael A.
Stackpole With fiction and poetry by C. W. Allen, Bradley S. Blanchard, Abby Feenstra, Alexis Hansen, C. R. Langille, Brooke J Losee, J. L. Milligan, Margot Monroe, Willy Palomo, Talysa Sainz, Johnny Worthen, Bryan Young, and J. E. Zarnofsky
Put simply, writing can change the world. While some change is on a grand scale, other change is more personal, impacting the direction of one life at a time for better or for worse. The poems and stories in Art & Sedition explore the sparks ignited by art and artists in fictional worlds, the here and now, and possible futures that feel all too near. Featuring New York Times bestselling author Michael A.
Stackpole With fiction and poetry by C. W. Allen, Bradley S. Blanchard, Abby Feenstra, Alexis Hansen, C. R. Langille, Brooke J Losee, J. L. Milligan, Margot Monroe, Willy Palomo, Talysa Sainz, Johnny Worthen, Bryan Young, and J. E. Zarnofsky
"The artist in our time has two chief responsibilities: (1) art; and (2) sedition."- Edward AbbeyWhether or not an artist intends to do so when creating their work, art-and especially writing-has a profound impact on our history, our communities, and our trajectory as a society. Writers have played a critical role in pushing back against tyranny and authoritarianism through poetry, newspapers, songs, firsthand narratives, and even fiction.
Put simply, writing can change the world. While some change is on a grand scale, other change is more personal, impacting the direction of one life at a time for better or for worse. The poems and stories in Art & Sedition explore the sparks ignited by art and artists in fictional worlds, the here and now, and possible futures that feel all too near. Featuring New York Times bestselling author Michael A.
Stackpole With fiction and poetry by C. W. Allen, Bradley S. Blanchard, Abby Feenstra, Alexis Hansen, C. R. Langille, Brooke J Losee, J. L. Milligan, Margot Monroe, Willy Palomo, Talysa Sainz, Johnny Worthen, Bryan Young, and J. E. Zarnofsky
Put simply, writing can change the world. While some change is on a grand scale, other change is more personal, impacting the direction of one life at a time for better or for worse. The poems and stories in Art & Sedition explore the sparks ignited by art and artists in fictional worlds, the here and now, and possible futures that feel all too near. Featuring New York Times bestselling author Michael A.
Stackpole With fiction and poetry by C. W. Allen, Bradley S. Blanchard, Abby Feenstra, Alexis Hansen, C. R. Langille, Brooke J Losee, J. L. Milligan, Margot Monroe, Willy Palomo, Talysa Sainz, Johnny Worthen, Bryan Young, and J. E. Zarnofsky
