Tribes
Martha Courtot
…Tribe, published in 1977, offers eleven poems that integrate hard daily truths as they link emotions with the natural world. Like most of Courtot’s work, they describe a world of imagination and spirit. She envisions cultural myths to provide a context for living. Echoing the French writer Monique Wittig, she says, “If there is no history, I can invent it.” “What is a woman? What woman?” she asks, and answers, “Hush. Stone knows…’ ~ Adrienne Lauby
Check for it on:
Details
| Genre | Poetry |
| Publication Date | 1990 |
| Publisher | Ox Head Press |
| Format | Softcover |
| No. of Pages | 15 |
| Notes | 15 unnumbered pages, miniature book bound with thread, one of 300 copies in paper cover. Approximately 2.5×3 inches. Volume 3 of Minnesota Miniatures. First published in 1977 as the last chapter in the lesbian activist poet’s book, Tribe. |
| LoC Classification | PS3553.O86 .T75 1977 |
| Language | English |
| Rating | NotRated |
| BookID | 15313 |
