100 Thousand Poets for Change Poetic Activism

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A Collective Memory (2011-2023)

Pilar Rodriguez Aranda, Lisa Vihos, Canuto Roldán

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Editorial Anomalia
05 May 2026

Poetry; Social issues & processes; Political activism

Series: Los Anómalos

100TPC: POETIC ACTIVISM chronicles the global movement founded by Michael Rothenberg and Terri Carrion to prove that poetry is a vital tool for social change. Through a vibrant collection of essays, interviews, and original posters, this book serves as a historical record of creative resistance and a testament to those bearing witness to the struggles of our time. It is an essential read for activists and historians alike, offering a window into how the written word can inspire a more just and compassionate world.

Includes TEXTS by:

Michael Rothenberg, Terri Carrion, Karl E. Jirgens, Roberto Malini, Maxine Chernoff, Menka Shivdasani, Valeriano Forte, Penn Kemp, Ellis D. Ebakor, Ami Kaye, Amit Shankar Saha, Lee Ballinger, Dorothy Friedman, Jameela Nishat, Paul Richmond, Jessica Bordelon, Charles Mulaga, Linda Rogers, Tomas Carty, Alexéi Tellerias, Robert Priest, Mitko Gogov, Leonardo Melero, Red Rover Series authors, Jennifer Schomburg, Youssef Alaoui, Larry Sawyer, Michele McDannold, Rita Jankowska-Bradley, Ágnes Bardos, Mark Lipman, Paul Corman-Roberts, Walter Gonzalez, Thea Iberall, Isabel A.M. Miralles, Ron Kipling, Eriata Oribhabor, Ann Fisher-Wirth, Mariposa Del Rocio (mdr), Ron Kolm, Youssra El-Sharkawy, Noelia Arancibia, Jessica Wilson, Lee Balan, Dennis Formento, Karen Melander-Magoon, Pat Connors, Charms Tianzon, Amanda Sieradzki, Margaret Rozga, Rachel Duke, Noreen Snyder, Agnes Monaco, Josette Siqueiros, LaMont Anthony Wright, Christa F. Chautin, Su Zi, Zazil A. Collins, Anna Patrizia Caminati, Laura Shovan, Siobhan MacMahon, Tom de Toys, Hamish Danks Brown, Yioula loannou, Giuseppe lannarelli, Vasa Radovanovic, Bart Plantenga, Matteo Rimi, Pilar Rodríguez Aranda, Diana Magallón, Jerôme Descamps, Canuto Roldán, Wolfram Art Janz, Brenda Mundaka, Juan C. Tajes, Patricia Cuenca, Lisa Vihos, Caroline Benson, John Roche, Illya Sumanto, doris davenport, Angelina Bong, Joe Kidd & Sheila Burke, Karen Alkalay-Gut, Jose María Ibarra, Faruk Buzhala, Julio Pavaneti, Jeannie Gartman, Dennis Formento, José Luis Labad, Antonia Cerrato, Els de Groen, Virgil Suarez, Stefania Taviano, Honey Norick, Jordan Trethewey, Marlena Johns, the Poetry Society of Jamaica...

...and a curated selection of HUNDREDS of posters and photos from all over the world!

Edited by: Pilar Rodriguez Aranda, Lisa Vihos, Canuto Roldán
Imprint: Editorial Anomalia
Edition: 2nd ed.
Volume: 3
Dimensions: Height: 216mm, Width: 216mm, Spine: 16mm
Weight: 535g
ISBN: 9798295853845
Series: Los Anómalos
Pages: 298
Publication Date: 05 May 2026
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Reviews for 100 Thousand Poets for Change Poetic Activism: A Collective Memory (2011-2023)

100 Thousand Poets for Change: Poetic Activism is a vibrant, essential frequency in our Time, helping keep the world awake to itself through the luminosity, intelligence, and sanity of poetry and artistic community. Kudos to this valuable Archive! Anne Waldman, Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics A book for the future! Fernanda Silva, Uruguayan poet & editor 100 Thousand Poets for Change! Because, yes, poets do believe that poetry can influence and change the way we live to create a more holistic world for humanity and all things living. This collection exemplifies through word and image that which is born from the heart of struggle and conviction. It is an important and dynamic volume that encapsulates the hope of the times we are living in and that 100TPC is all about the collective experience. That reading (and writing) makes a difference moreover when the poet uses the streets and public spaces for it. What else is there but to believe, hope, and strive to be poets for change? Levi Romero, Inaugural New Mexico State Poet Laureate