Our Lady of the Hunger - Georges, Kat
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The first full-length collection of poems by Georges, whose work has been heard and published internationally for three decades. Often hilarious, always insightful, she writes inspired narrative poems inspired by punk rock, pop culture, food, and the driving need to create, all the while exploring what it is to be a woman in the modern world.

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The first full-length collection of poems by Georges, whose work has been heard and published internationally for three decades. Often hilarious, always insightful, she writes inspired narrative poems inspired by punk rock, pop culture, food, and the driving need to create, all the while exploring what it is to be a woman in the modern world.
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Kat Georges is an internationally known poet and playwright, who cofounded San Francisco's Marilyn Monroe Memorial Theater in 1992, where she served as co-artistic director for eight years. Her books include the poetry collections Awe and Other Words Like Wow, Our Lady of the Hunger, Punk Rock Journal, and Slow Dance at 120 Beats Per Minute. Her work has appeared in journals worldwide, including The Outlaw Bible of American Poetry (Thunder's Mouth Press), Arriving at a Shoreline (Great Weather for Media), From The Inside: NYC Through the Eyes of Poets Who Live Here (Blue Light Press), The Verdict Is In (as editor; Manic D Press), Love, Love Magazine (Paris), and Ladyland: Anthologie de Littérature Féminine Américaine (13E Note Editions), and many other publications. Her nonfiction prose and essays have been published in San Francisco Examiner, Orange County Register, La Habra Daily Express, and more. She was born and raised in Southern California, where, following her graduation from California State University, Fullerton, she published The Eye Magapaper, an acclaimed music journal covering the SoCal punk scene in the early 80s. She is cofounder and codirector of Three Rooms Press. She lives in New York City.