Seed (Janice Gould)

Authors

  • Crisosto Apache Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.22024/UniKent/03/tm.936

Abstract

A review for the poetry book by Janice Gould, Seed.

Author Biography

Crisosto Apache, Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design

Crisosto Apache is a Mescalero / Chiricahua Apache and Diné (Navajo), Salt Clan born for Towering House Clan, from New Mexico, USA. He is an alumnus from IAIA (AFA 1992 / MFA 2015) and Metropolitan State University of Denver (BA, 2013) for English Writing and Creative Writing. He teaches at several colleges in the Denver Metro in Colorado. He currently lives Lakewood, Colorado with his spouse of 17 years. His public work includes Native LGBTQI / ‘two spirit’ advocacy, board membership, and online poetry editorials.

Some of Crisosto’s work is published in Black Renaissance Noiré, Yellow Medicine Review (2013/2015), Denver Quarterly (Pushcart Prize Nominee 2014), Toe Good Poetry, Hawaii Review, Cream City Review Plume Anthology, Common Place, Tending the Fire, by Christopher Felver, and American Indian Culture & Research Journal (ACRJ). Crisosto also appeared on MTV’s Free Your Mind (1993) ad campaign for poetry.

Crisosto has book reviews for the Native American Anthology Visit Tee-Pee Town (Coffee House Press 1999), published in the Poetry Project publication, Issue 175, June 1999.

http://crisostoapache.com/about/

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Published

2020-12-03

How to Cite

Apache, C. (2020). Seed (Janice Gould). Transmotion, 6(2), 155–158. https://doi.org/10.22024/UniKent/03/tm.936

Issue

Vol. 6 No. 2 (2020): Winter 2020

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Reviews

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