Add to ORKGIn an interview recorded April 4, 1974, Erica Jong reads two poems, Becoming a Nun and Man on the Moon ; discusses her training as a writer, and women\u27s sexual repression and struggle for equal rights; and reads from her novel Fear of Flying.https://digitalcommons.brockport.edu/writers_videos/1047/thumbnail.jp
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Bio Diane di Prima was born in Brooklyn in 1934 and became one of the most important Beat editors an...
Content Warning: Poems are sexually explicit. All were written while the author was imprisoned and s...
Gordimer calls herself a natural writer and speaks about the influence that growing up in a South ...
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