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Where the Birds Sing Bass
Where the Bires Sing
Bass takes an
introspective look
at growing up in the
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Contact via IntraMail Year Completed: 1995 Words: 4000 Pages: 110 Photos/Drawings/Images: 2 Language(s): English Keywords: Oakland, Erotica, Black Arts, Culture, Voodoo, Love, Family, Teaching, Parenthood, Literature Categories: Biography and Autobiography, Education, Erotica, History, Literature and Language, Poetry, Publishing, Writing/Journalism, Society and Culture, Stage of Completion: Completely written, professionally edited Representation: No agent listed for this work. Prior Published Works: 1 Other Contributors: None None None 
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FULL DESCRIPTION: Where The Birds Sing Bass includes poems about growing up in Oakland, love, education, fatherhood, and political and international concerns.
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BIO: Reginald Lockett has published four books of poetry that include Random History Lessons (Mad Dog, 2006), Party Crashers of Paradise (Creative Arts Books, 2001), Where ...
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This book won a 1996 PEN Oakland/Josephine Miles Award for Literary Excellence. The poems included are autobiographical, satirical, erotic, and olitical.
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ENTRY BIO
Reginald Lockett has published four books of poetry that include Random History Lessons (Mad Dog, 2006), Party Crashers of Paradise (Creative Arts Books, 2001), Where The Birds Sing Bass (Jukebox, 1995), and Good Times & No Bread (Jukebox,1978). My Radio: The Adventures of Bro. Radio and is forthcoming from Jukebox Press. His work has been published in over seventy anthologies, text books, and periodicals. He teaches at San Jose City College and lives in Oakland.
FULL DESCRIPTION
Where The Birds Sing Bass includes poems about growing up in Oakland, love, education, fatherhood, and political and international concerns.
SYNOPSIS
This book won a 1996 PEN Oakland/Josephine Miles Award for Literary Excellence. The poems included are autobiographical, satirical, erotic, and olitical.
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