The Hotel Wentley Poems

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The Hotel Wentley Poems is a landmark 1958 collection of confessional, Beat-influenced poetry by John Wieners, noted for its raw depictions of queer desire, addiction, and urban loneliness.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Beat poetry work
book
poetry collection
associatedWith Beat poets NERFINISHED
LGBT literature
San Francisco Renaissance NERFINISHED
author John Wieners NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
criticalReception cult classic
landmark of queer Beat poetry
genre poetry
hasPoem A Poem for Cocksuckers NERFINISHED
A Poem for Museum Goers NERFINISHED
A Poem for Painters NERFINISHED
A Poem for Record Players NERFINISHED
A Poem for the Insane NERFINISHED
A Poem for the Old Man NERFINISHED
A Poem for the Old Woman NERFINISHED
A Poem for the Young Man NERFINISHED
hasSubject bohemian subculture
male-male desire
mental distress
influenced LGBT confessional poetry
later queer poets
language English
literaryMovement Beat Generation NERFINISHED
confessional poetry
mainTheme addiction
drug use
marginality
queer desire
sexuality
urban loneliness
notableFor depictions of addiction
depictions of urban loneliness
frank treatment of homosexuality
influence on queer poetics
raw depictions of queer desire
periodOfPublication 1950s
placeOfPublication San Francisco NERFINISHED
publicationYear 1958
publisher Auerhahn Press NERFINISHED
setting Hotel Wentley NERFINISHED
San Francisco NERFINISHED
style Beat-influenced
confessional
lyric
timePeriodDepicted 1950s San Francisco
writer John Wieners NERFINISHED

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John Wieners notableWork The Hotel Wentley Poems