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Harryette Mullen

    Harryette Mullen is an American poet and literary scholar whose work delves into the social, political, and cultural movements that shape contemporary life. Her poetry, often infused with humor and wordplay, explores themes of globalization, mass culture, and the politics of identity. Mullen works with language to create pieces that are both critical and playful, inviting readers to engage in personal and collective interpretations based on their own cultural backgrounds. Her style examines the boundaries of identity and consumer cultures in modern America.

    Harryette Mullen, Her Silver-Tongued Companion
    • Harryette Mullen, Her Silver-Tongued Companion

      Reading Poems by Harryette Mullen

      • 512 pages
      • 18 hours of reading

      Highlighting the innovative style of Harryette Mullen, this critical edition spans her poetry from 1981 to today, showcasing a selection from her notable collections and previously uncollected works. Accompanied by five scholarly essays, the volume provides fresh perspectives on Mullen's contributions to contemporary poetry and avant-garde literature. This essential compilation not only traces her remarkable career but also emphasizes her formal experimentation, making it a valuable resource for both scholars and poetry enthusiasts.

      Harryette Mullen, Her Silver-Tongued Companion