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"  Poems from the Women&amp;#039;s Movement (Library of America), edited by memoirist and poet Honor Moore (The Bishop&amp;#039;s Daughter), collects works written in the &amp;#039;60s, &amp;#039;70s, and &amp;#039;80s by the rebel likes of Sylvia Plath, Sonia Sanchez, Jean Valentine, and Sharon Olds, whose soul-searching voices gave vital new meaning to women&amp;#039;s lives during those tumultuous decades. In Requiem for a Paper Bag (Fireside), foundmagazine.com impresario Davy Rothbart has gathered weird, wacky, whimsical letters, photos, scrips, and scraps\u2014all objets trouv\u00E9s from both big-name folks (Dave Eggers, Sarah Vowell) and new Found finders (singer-songwriter Kimya Dawson, Iraq-embedded blogger Michael Yon). Into the Beautiful North (Little, Brown), by Luis Alberto Urrea (The Hummingbird&amp;#039;s Daughter), takes inspiration from the long history of Mexican emigration to the United States. Heartbreakingly, Urrea relates the quixotic quest of a young shopgirl to find a few men up north to rescue her man-depleted town\u2014Magnificent Seven\u2013style\u2014from marauding bad guys. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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