Poetry Portland Book Festival
Home & Inheritance: Amelia Díaz Ettinger & Teresa K. Miller
New poetry collections about homelands, generational trauma, what we inherit and how we face our current moment. Moderated by Erika Stevens.
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Amelia Díaz Ettinger is a ‘Mexi-Rican,’ born in México but raised in Puerto Rico. As a BIPOC poet and writer, she has two full-length poetry books published; Learning to Love a Western Sky by Airlie Press, and a bilingual poetry book, Speaking at a Time /Hablando a la Vez by Redbat Press, and a poetry chapbook, Fossils in a Red Flag by Finishing Line Press. Her poetry and short stories have appeared in literary journals and anthologies. Amelia Díaz Ettinger has an MFA in creative writing from Eastern Oregon University. Presently, she and her partner reside in Summerville, Oregon with two dogs, two cats, and too many chickens.
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New poetry collections about homelands, generational trauma, what we inherit and how we face our current moment. Moderated by Erika Stevens.
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