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Also by Mitchell Waldman:

Hip Poetry, February 2012
Paperback
Petty Offenses and Crimes of the Heart, June 2011
Hardcover / e-Book
Wounds Of War: Poets For Peace, January 2006
Paperback
A Face In The Moon, May 2000
Paperback

Also by Diana May-Waldman:

Hip Poetry, February 2012
Paperback

Hip Poetry
Mitchell Waldman, Diana May-Waldman

Poetry, essays, and fiction from some the most renowned writers of our time, many representative of the Hippie Era.

Wind Publications
February 2012
On Sale: February 1, 2012
265 pages
ISBN: 1936138433
EAN: 9781936138432
Paperback
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Fiction Family Life

The Hippies of the 1960s rejected societal restrictions and sought their own path to new meaning in life. They immersed themselves in altruism, mysticism, the search for truth, free love, non-violence and peace. Whether they initiated the sexual revolution of the era, or merely took advantage of it is unclear. Over the years, many of the ideals of the movement have been both diluted and incorporated into mainstream thought.

Hip Poetry 2012 includes poetry, essays, and fiction from some of the most renowned and well-versed artists of our time, many representative of the hippie era, and other younger, fresher voices, but also having the hippie ethos.

This is art that questions and challenges, moves and dances. In words, we see, hear, feel, and taste the heat and light of the artist. We are with these artists as they meet the horrors, pain, and suffering off the world head- on with an undying spirit of hope and peace. We share the belief that all the traumas the world has suffered are not without some sort of plausible, peaceful solutions if approached in the right way, if we deal with the problems together, sharing as brothers and sisters in a world that sometimes seems to have gone beyond madness.

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