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Far From Atlantis: Poems

Raymond Luczak juxtaposes elements from mythology and the supernatural against his childhood memories growing up in Ironwood, Michigan.

In Far from Atlantis, Raymond Luczak makes use of traditional poetic forms to tell the stories of two vastly different worlds: the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, which often looks like an island on the map, and the fabled island of Atlantis. The poems in this collection are rooted in the natural world, with the power of water as a means for escaping the cruelty and tedium of an ableist society…

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“…Raymond Luczak again provides us with the life-sustaining exploration of Deaf and queer life that has characterized all his work…about the importance of connecting with others, pushing through loneliness and fear to the joy that comes from discovering and sustaining community.”

Robert McRuer, author of Crip Theory: Cultural Signs of Queerness and Disability

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