No One Way Works

By: Juliet Jacques

The American leftist poet Diane di Prima wrote her ‘Revolutionary Letters’ for over forty years, filling them with both advice and anger.

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The first edition of Diane di Prima’s Revolutionary Letters was published in that portentous year for radicals across the Western world: 1968. In many ways, it’s a volume that distinctively springs from that time, bearing the influence of Frank O’Hara and the American Beat poets, particularly Allen Ginsberg, and is dedicated to Bob Dylan. However, […]

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The first edition of Diane di Prima’s Revolutionary Letters was published in that portentous year for radicals across the Western world: 1968. In many ways, it’s a volume that distinctively springs from that time, bearing the influence of Frank O’Hara and the American Beat poets, particularly Allen Ginsberg, and is dedicated to Bob Dylan. However, […]

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The first edition of Diane di Prima’s Revolutionary Letters was published in that portentous year for radicals across the Western world: 1968. In many ways, it’s a volume that distinctively springs from that time, bearing the influence of Frank O’Hara and the American Beat poets, particularly Allen Ginsberg, and is dedicated to Bob Dylan. However, […]

The first edition of Diane di Prima’s Revolutionary Letters was published in that portentous year for radicals across the Western world: 1968. In many ways, it’s a volume that distinctively springs from that time, bearing the influence of Frank O’Hara and the American Beat poets, particularly Allen Ginsberg, and is dedicated to Bob Dylan. However, […]

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