Tears and kisses

Resource Information

The instance Tears and kisses represents a material embodiment of a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in UCLA Library.

Label

Tears and kisses

Instantiates

• Tears and kisses

Publication

• Detroit, Mich., Broadside Press, 1971

Note

• Caption title
• "First and only printing of 500 copies."
• Printed in black on mustard yellow paper
• Part of a numbered series of broadside poems by African-American poets with title "Broadside series," printed between Sept. 1965 and Feb. 1975 by the Broadside Press in Detroit, Michigan. A series record, as well as a list of individual titles in the series can be retrieved using a call number search for PS508.1.B7815; or a title search for "Broadside series."
• Includes unnumbered "Special Broadside" as insert: one printed leaf containing the poem "Black steel" by Gwendolyn Brooks, which was specially commissioned for the Frazier-Ali Fight of March 8, 1971, and appeared in the official program

Contents

Tears and kisses / by Glenda Gracia -- Non-violent revolution / by Wilbert E. Rutledge Jr. -- I reach inside myself / by James Amaker -- The search / by Porter Kirkwood -- Sister/brother hood / by Lori Lunford

Dimensions

28 cm.

Extent

[6] pages

Note

Spec. Coll. copy: laid in gray cardboard box with title label “Broadside series.” Forms part of the Arthur B. Spingarn Collection of Negro Literature.

Record ID

3285836

System control number

• (OCoLC)17739646
• ucoclc17739646