9780999499559 - Growing Old in Poetry de Lea, Sydney; Brown, Fleda (17 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: New. Normal0falsefalsefalseEN-USJAX-NONE Sydney Lea and Fleda Brown, past poets laureate of their respective states and both nationally recognized writers who've given their lives to their art, have conspired to write an unusual book of essays. They've picked a wide variety of topics and headed out as they wished with each, covering a lot of territory, both artistic and memoiristic. Some of the pieces, like "Wild Animals," are downright silly; some, like "Sex," "Music," and "Food," are provocative; some, like "Clothes," "Sports," and "Houses," appear ordinary but are ultimately revealing. The final essay offers, from each, a personal look at how a poet lives and writes in this troubling time. The excitement of this collection is in the details-how lives are lived and poems written over time, and at last, an entire body of work as witness.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Normal0falsefalsefalseEN-USJAX-NONE Sydney Lea and Fleda Brown, past poets laureate of their respectivestates and both nationally recognized writers who've given their livesto their art, have conspired to write an unusual book of essays.They've picked a wide variety of topics and headed out as they wishedwith each, covering a lot of territory, both artistic and memoiristic.Some of the pieces, like "WildAnimals," are downright silly; some,like "Sex,""Music," and "Food," are provocative; some, like "Clothes,""Sports," and "Houses," appear ordinary but are ultimately revealing.The final essay offers, from each, a personal look at how a poet livesand writes in this troubling time. The excitement of this collection isin the details-how lives are lived and poems written over time, and atlast, an entire body of work as witness. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: New. Normal0falsefalsefalseEN-USJAX-NONE Sydney Lea and Fleda Brown, past poets laureate of their respective states and both nationally recognized writers who've given their lives to their art, have conspired to write an unusual book of essays. They've picked a wide variety of topics and headed out as they wished with each, covering a lot of territory, both artistic and memoiristic. Some of the pieces, like "Wild Animals," are downright silly; some, like "Sex," "Music," and "Food," are provocative; some, like "Clothes," "Sports," and "Houses," appear ordinary but are ultimately revealing. The final essay offers, from each, a personal look at how a poet lives and writes in this troubling time. The excitement of this collection is in the details-how lives are lived and poems written over time, and at last, an entire body of work as witness.

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Paperback. Condición: New. Normal0falsefalsefalseEN-USJAX-NONE Sydney Lea and Fleda Brown, past poets laureate of their respective states and both nationally recognized writers who've given their lives to their art, have conspired to write an unusual book of essays. They've picked a wide variety of topics and headed out as they wished with each, covering a lot of territory, both artistic and memoiristic. Some of the pieces, like "Wild Animals," are downright silly; some, like "Sex," "Music," and "Food," are provocative; some, like "Clothes," "Sports," and "Houses," appear ordinary but are ultimately revealing. The final essay offers, from each, a personal look at how a poet lives and writes in this troubling time. The excitement of this collection is in the details-how lives are lived and poems written over time, and at last, an entire body of work as witness.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Normal0falsefalsefalseEN-USJAX-NONE Sydney Lea and Fleda Brown, past poets laureate of their respectivestates and both nationally recognized writers who've given their livesto their art, have conspired to write an unusual book of essays.They've picked a wide variety of topics and headed out as they wishedwith each, covering a lot of territory, both artistic and memoiristic.Some of the pieces, like "WildAnimals," are downright silly; some,like "Sex,""Music," and "Food," are provocative; some, like "Clothes,""Sports," and "Houses," appear ordinary but are ultimately revealing.The final essay offers, from each, a personal look at how a poet livesand writes in this troubling time. The excitement of this collection isin the details-how lives are lived and poems written over time, and atlast, an entire body of work as witness. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Kartoniert / Broschiert. Condición: New. &Uumlber den AutorSydney Lea was Poet Laureate of Vermont (2011-15). His twelfth collection of poems, No Doubt the Nameless, was published in 2016 by Four Way Books. His fourth collection of lyrical essays, What s the Story? Short.

Paperback. Condición: New. Normal0falsefalsefalseEN-USJAX-NONE Sydney Lea and Fleda Brown, past poets laureate of their respective states and both nationally recognized writers who've given their lives to their art, have conspired to write an unusual book of essays. They've picked a wide variety of topics and headed out as they wished with each, covering a lot of territory, both artistic and memoiristic. Some of the pieces, like "Wild Animals," are downright silly; some, like "Sex," "Music," and "Food," are provocative; some, like "Clothes," "Sports," and "Houses," appear ordinary but are ultimately revealing. The final essay offers, from each, a personal look at how a poet lives and writes in this troubling time. The excitement of this collection is in the details-how lives are lived and poems written over time, and at last, an entire body of work as witness.