As I've said, every month is poetry month to me, but since we're nearing the end of the official poetry month, I thought I'd list (more or less chronologically) some anthologies (selections from many writers) that I like and have poems in, (some never published anywhere else), and including the one I edited as well: NONE OF THE ABOVE. Most are out of print, but if you're into poetry, I bet used copies can be found online.
CAMPFIRES OF THE RESISTANCE: Poetry From The Movement (1971) edited by Todd Gitlin
ANGELS OF THE LYRE: A Gay Poetry Anthology (1975) edited by Winston Leyland
NONE OF THE ABOVE: New Poets Of The USA (1976) edited by Michael Lally
BROADWAY: A Poets and Painters Anthology (1979) edited by James Schuyler and Charles North
THE SONS OF THE MALE MUSE: New GayPoetry (1983) edited by Ian Young
"POETRY LOVES POETRY": An Anthology Of Los Angeles Poets (1985) edited by Bill Mohr
HANG TOGETHER: The Hanging Loose Press 20th Anniversary Anthology (1987) edited by Robert Hershon, Dick Lourie, Mark Pawlak, Ron Schreiber
OUT OF THIS WORLD: An Anthology of the St. Mark's Poetry Project 1966-1991 (1991) edited by Anne Waldman (gets my date of birth wrong so groups me with younger poets!)
MONDO MARILYN: An Anthology Of Fiction And Poetry (1995) edited by Lucinda Ebersole & Richard Peabody
GRAND PASSION: The Poets Of Los Angeles And Beyond (1995) edited by Suzanne Lummis and Charles H. Webb
IDENTITY LESSONS: Contemporary Writing About Learning To Be American (1999) edited by Maria Mazziotti Gillan and Jennifer Gillan
THE OUTLAW BIBLE OF AMERICAN POETRY (1999) edited by Alan Kaufman
FIGHTIN' WORDS: 25 Years Of Provocative Poetry And Prose from "The Blue Collar PEN" (2014) edited by Judith Cody, Kim McMillon, and Claire Ortalda
READINGS IN CONTEMPORARY POETRY: An Anthology Of Poems Read At DIA 2010-2016 (2017) edited by Vincent Katz
[and as a bonus: THE POETS' ENCYCLOPEDIA (1979) edited by Michael Andre (mostly prose but I have a long poem about football! with photos!!)]
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