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This Way to the Acorns: Poems
(The Tenth Anniversary Edition)
Raymond Luczak
ISBN-13: TBA
6 x 9 trade paperback, 90 pages. $14.95
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THIS WAY TO THE ACORNS: POEMS
(The Tenth Anniversary Edition)
by Raymond Luczak

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About the writer
Raymond Luczak (www.raymondluczak.com) is the author of the Deaf gay novel Men with Their Hands, the first-place winner of the Project: QueerLit 2006 Contest, which Rebel Satori Press published in November 2009. RID Press brought out his memoir Assembly Required: Notes from a Deaf Gay Life in March 2009. His fourteen books include essays, poems, and stage plays. His films include two full-length documentaries; his new collaboration with the renowned ASL storyteller Manny Hernandez, Manny: ASL for a Better Life, will come out on DVD sometime in 2012. Nineteen of his plays have been performed in three countries. Gallaudet University Press has published a collection of his stage work, Whispers of a Savage Sort and Other Plays about the Deaf American Experience, in September 2009. A Midsummer Night's Press published his third poetry collection, Mute, in April 2010, and Sibling Rivalry Press published his fourth collection, Road Work Ahead, in March 2011. Sibling Rivalry Press will bring out his next collection How to Kill Poetry in March 2013. He is currently editing an anthology of gay male poetry from the Upper Midwest for Squares & Rebels to be published in the fall of 2012. He lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

About Handtype Press
Handtype Press is a company that showcases the finest literature and art created by signers, Deaf and hearing alike, or about the Deaf or signing experience the world over. Their web site is www.handtype.com.