A Million Revolutions

A Million Revolutions, a collection of poems written over the past two years by Greg Masters.

The title poem aspires to influence the outcome of the November election by enflaming those inclined to participate in the voting process, as well as persuade undecided voters, calling out the errant agendas of miscreants in leadership roles.

Other poems settle with injustices of the sixth grade, praise the artistry of jazz drummer Elvin Jones, the visual art of Matthew Wong, and herald the arts in general as a salve for bewilderment and isolation. There's a good-bye to a beloved friend and an epithalamion that points out the significance of the pledged.

This is the 11th book of Greg Masters' writing issued by Crony Books.

When he arrived in Manhattan's East Village in the mid-1970s, Greg Masters attended readings and workshops at The Poetry Project at St. Mark's Church and the Nuyorican Poets Cafe. Along with Michael Scholnick and Gary Lenhart, he edited the poetry magazine Mag City from 1977–1985. In 1977–78, along with a crew of poet comrades, he produced a cable TV show, Public Access Poetry. From 1980–83, he edited the Poetry Project Newsletter. This is the 11th book of his writing from Crony Books.