# Marge Piercy
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marge piercy (born March 31, 1936) is an American poet, novelist, and social activist. Her work includes Woman on the Edge of Time; He, She and It, which won the 1993 Arthur C. Clarke Award; and Gone to Soldiers, a New York Times Best Seller, a sweeping historical novel set during World War II. Piercy's work is rooted in her Jewish heritage, social and political activism, and her feminist ideals. She influenced the Women's Movement through both her writing and her unconventional life.
Am I Struggling To Write, Or Is It Impostor Syndrome?
Have you ever sat down to write and found yourself wondering if you're actually a writer at all?
In this episode of The Edit, Holly tackles a question that stops countless writers before they ever finish a manuscript:
Am I having trouble writing—or am I dealing with impostor syndrome?
While wr...
It Starts When You Say We
This week on the Labor Heritage Power Hour, we explore the power of solidarity—from the labor roots of "We Shall Overcome" to the workers who built movements one person at a time.
Elise Bryant shares Marge Piercy's powerful poem "The Low Road" from this year's Great Labor Arts Exchange, Eric Ber...
Sheela Na Gig Episode 85: Marge Piercy
In today’s episode April explores writer, American progressive activist and feminist Marge Piercy. An extremely prolific writer, Piercy has published close to 20 books of poetry and close to 20 novels. Her novels generally address larger social concerns through sharply observed characters and bri...
Starting Somewhere: Career Advice from Poets
In Episode 6, we look at two poems that remind us there's no perfect way to begin, only a willingness to keep going. Join us as we unpack unpretentious career advice from Marge Piercy's For the Young Who Want To and Ron Koertge's Do You Have Any Advice for Those of Us Just Starting Out?,
What My Mother's Deathbed Visions Taught Me About What Comes Next | Alexandra Grabbe | EP 503
What if the strangest moments at the end of life are actually the most meaningful?
In this episode, Alexandra Grabbe joins Brian to talk about the seven months she spent caring for her 96-year-old mother, Bea, at home — and the deathbed visions that changed how she understands what happens when w...
Elul Poetry 5 - Order and Rosh Hashanah
Mandy Roll-Kuhne contemplates Rosh Hashanah and its relation to the middah of seder / order through Marge Piercy’s poem “The Late Year.” The poem can be found in the prayerbook Mishkan Halev: Prayers for S’lichot and the Month of Elul (Central Conference of American Rabbis, 2017) on page 88, and...
Episode 1 - Marisa Brandt
Jodi talks to Dr. Marisa Brandt about Marge Piercy’s Woman on the Edge of Time.
Show Notes
The Book
Physical: https://catalog.lib.msu.edu/Record/folio.in00000360983
Ebook: https://catalog.lib.msu.edu/Record/hlm.ebs2751997e
Lyman Briggs: https://lbc.msu.edu/
Oppenheimer: Oppenheimer (2023) -...
Hard Work is Beauty
Tim McNulty welcomes teacher Ken Davenport, senior Abhi Varidireddy, and junior Pujya Akkineni for some poetry fun.
Poetry included in this episode:
Jenna Le -- "Birthmark"
Portia Nelson -- "There's a Hole in the Sidewalk"
Marge Piercy -- "To Be of Use"
David Shumate -- "A Hundred Years from Now...
