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ReGeneration PA

There is nothing more powerful for troubled twentysomethings than to hear words of support and stories of survival from their peers. Karlin and Borofsky bring together fresh and talented contributors for this anthology composed entirely of works by the new writers of today-the distinguished voices of tomorrow. This valuable resource includes essays, poetry, photos, as well as a musical score and an application for an Internet startup company.

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In addition to showcasing artwork from several up-and-coming artists, ReGenerationfeatures such diverse and prominent writers as Jedediah Purdy, the bestselling author of For Common Things; Sasha Cagen, the founder and publisher of To-Do Listmagazine; poetry from deaf artist/photographer/storyteller/actress Ayisha Knight; and an essay from Saul Williams, who appeared in a Sundance and Cannes Film Festival award-winning film. As the preeminent work on twentysomething self-expression, this is a book an entire generation can embrace.

Audience
young adult
Length
medium · 352 pages

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