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Continuing its tradition of offering the most stimulating and eclectic collection of short fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry, The Beacon Best returns this year with the acclaimed writer Junot Díaz as guest editor. The 2001 edition features not only celebrated wordsmiths like Ha Jin, Louise Erdrich, Francisco Goldman, Chang-rae Lee, and Zadie Smith, but also emerging new talents like T. E. Holt and Rhina P. Espaillat. This year's edition boasts deeply compassionate stories that explore the widening gap between our day-to-day experiences and what we too often read or see elsewhere. Writes Díaz in his introduction, "The freshness and originality and humanity of these writers and their work renewed me." We hope that the Beacon Best of 2001 will delight and challenge you to see the world with new eyes.
Featuring the work of: Agha Shahid Ali Josefina Báez, Maile Chapman, Lucille Clifton, Edwidge Danticat, Cornelius Eady, Louise Erdrich, Rhina P. Espaillat, John Frazier, Dagoberto Gilb, Francisco Goldman, T. E. Holt, Ha Jin, Chang-rae Lee , Li-Young Lee, Nega Mezlekia, Ishle Park, Pedro Ponce, Patrick A. Rosal, Sonia Sanchez, Danzy Senna, Angela Shaw, Zadie Smith, James Ellis Thomas, Reetika Vaziran, Elissa Wald, Felicia Ward, and Tim Winton.
From the Trade Paperback edition.
A vivid, revelatory collection of stories, poetry and essays. . . . Shot through with exuberance, vitality and curiosity. . . . It undoubtedly will become a crucial supplement to mainstream literary offerings.-Diana Abu-Jaber, The Miami Herald
"A literary buffet with treats so exquisitely sculpted that Martha Stewart would grimace with envy....Compelling to the very end." -Kirkus Reviews
"Promises to be a book worth seeking out in future editions. . . . [Has] the kind of edge that the first few Pushcart Prize collections had. . . . Important." -Bryce Mulligan, Chicago Tribune
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Hardcover. Etat : Fine. Etat de la jaquette : Near Fine. First Edition/First Printing. Continuing its tradition of offering the most stimulating and eclectic collection of short fiction, creative non-fiction, and poetry, "The Beacon Best" returns this year with the acclaimed writer Junot Diaz as guest editor. This year's edition boasts deeply compassionate stories that explore the widening gap between our day-to-day experiences and what we to often read or see elsewhere. This copy has been SIGNED by Junot Diaz at his Introduction! Also, SIGNED by Edwidge Danticat at her entry! Signed by Author(s). N° de réf. du vendeur 6952
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