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Contact AmaliaFor music, poetry, or theater performance: Send email to Amalia, amiortiz@aol.com |
PublicationsThe Cancion Cannibal Cabaret. (Aztlan Libre Press, 2019). Amalia's postapocalyptic feminist narrative, sharing the survival and songs of La Madre Valiente. Rant. Chant. Chisme. (Wings Press, 2015). Amalia's first published book of poetry. The Chicano Messengers of Spoken Word (CD, 2004). Featuring Amalia, Paul Flores, and Mark David Pinate. Su Teatro. |
CompilationsThe Line Between Us (Textbook, 2006). Bill Bigelow, ed. Milwaukee: Rethinking Schools. Deportation Nation (Poetry, 2009). Amalia's poems "These Events" and "Old Colossus, Resurrected." Limited edition. San Diego: Calaca Press. Rio Grande Review (Literary journal, Spring 2008). Amalia's poem "La Matadora." Volume 31. El Paso: UTEP. Russell Simmons' Def Poetry (DVD, 2003-2005). HBO. [Amalia appears on seasons 2, 3 & 4] NYC Urbana: the Very Best of 2003 (CD, 2003). New York: Wordsmith Press. National Poetry Slam 2000 (DVD, 2001). Poetry Slam, Inc. Busload of Poets (DVD, 2001). Poetry Slam, Inc. PoetCD.com Sampler Vol. I (CD, 2003). |
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