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Swords Into Plowshares:
An Anthology of
Antiwar Movement Literature
Sandra Gurvis, editor
180 pages, perfect bound, paper, 1991 $15.00; ISBN: 0-9628524-1-4.
You can order this text directly from us. Make check payable to Viet Nam Generation, PO Box 13746, Tucson, AZ 85732-3746. Purchase orders are accepted from schools and libraries, and can be emailed or faxed to 520-578-9208.
This collection of fiction, poetry and personal narrative from the movements against the American war in Viet Nam was compiled and published because so many professors complained to our staff that they could not find an anthology of literature about the antiwar movement. Editor Sandra Gurvis cast her net wide and assembled a stunning group of writers. The pieces focus on issues of race, gender, and class. American women writers are particularly well represented.
Fiction, Narrative & Poetry
- Sandra Gurvis: Introduction
- Denise Levertov: At the Justice Department, November 15, 1969
- Karen Joy Fowler: Letters From Home
- Sandra Gurvis: The Pipe Dreamers
- James S. Kunen: The Strawberry Statement: Notes of a College Revolutionary
- Marilyn Singer: The First Few Friends
- Toni Cade Bambara: The Long Night
- Jemela Mwelu: For Knobby
- Patti Davis: The Bargain
- Alice Lynd: We Won't Go: Personal Accounts of War Objectors
- Susan Lowell: David
- Karen Joy Fowler: The Lake Was Full of Artificial Things
- Shirley Ann Grau: Homecoming
- Leslie Marmon Silko: Lullaby
- Maxine Kumin: The Missing Person
- Kate Wilhelm: The Village
- Mary Hazzard: Idle and Disorderly Persons
- Julia Thacker: A Civil Campaign
- Ruth Geller: Pat's Friend Norm
- Marilyn McMahon: Knowing
- Wayne Karlin: Moratorium
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