ISBN: 9781681372761 - w.s. graham: selected poems (nyrb/poets) (21 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. One of the most unusual and original British poets of the last 100 years, the Scottish poet W.S. Graham had a career that fell into two distinct parts. His early work was rapt and wild and incantatory--poems filled with lingusitic fireworks that can be set beside those of his near contemporary Dylan Thomas, and it culminated in 1955 with "Nightfishing," a long poem of spectacular resonance and a tour de force of twentieth century verse. After that Graham, who lived almost penniless with his wife in a tiny cottage near the coast of Cornwall, did not publish another book until the 1970s, at which point, however, his work underwent an extraordinary late flowering. This later work, beginning with the celebrated volume Malcolm Mooney's Land, is stark and quizzical and raw, a continual examination of thought and feeling that is also an ongoing exploration into the nature of poetic form, at once intimate and metaphysical, wry and elegiac. As Michael Hofmann makes clear in his introduction to his new selection of Graham's work, Graham's late achievement makes him one of the great poetic voices of the English language. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. One of the most unusual and original British poets of the last 100 years, the Scottish poet W.S. Graham had a career that fell into two distinct parts. His early work was rapt and wild and incantatory--poems filled with lingusitic fireworks that can be set beside those of his near contemporary Dylan Thomas, and it culminated in 1955 with "Nightfishing," a long poem of spectacular resonance and a tour de force of twentieth century verse. After that Graham, who lived almost penniless with his wife in a tiny cottage near the coast of Cornwall, did not publish another book until the 1970s, at which point, however, his work underwent an extraordinary late flowering. This later work, beginning with the celebrated volume Malcolm Mooney's Land, is stark and quizzical and raw, a continual examination of thought and feeling that is also an ongoing exploration into the nature of poetic form, at once intimate and metaphysical, wry and elegiac. As Michael Hofmann makes clear in his introduction to his new selection of Graham's work, Graham's late achievement makes him one of the great poetic voices of the English language. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - An original collection of the best and most provocative work by Scottish poet W.S. Graham, the celebrated author of 'Nightfishing' and Malcolm Mooney's Land. 'Does it disturb the language ' the Scottish poet W. S. Graham liked to ask about a poem. Graham's do--strangely, comically, beautifully. His career fell into two parts. The early work is rapt and wild and incantatory, and culminates in the tour de force of 1955, The Nightfishing. Fifteen years of silence were then followed by an extraordinary late flowering: Graham's poems became stark, quizzical, and unsettling, a continual teasing examination of thought and feeling that is also an ongoing investigation into the nature and power of poetry, work that is at once metaphysical and intimate, wry and elegiac. In these late poems, Graham emerges as one of the true originals of poetry in English.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. One of the most unusual and original British poets of the last 100 years, the Scottish poet W.S. Graham had a career that fell into two distinct parts. His early work was rapt and wild and incantatory--poems filled with lingusitic fireworks that can be set beside those of his near contemporary Dylan Thomas, and it culminated in 1955 with "Nightfishing," a long poem of spectacular resonance and a tour de force of twentieth century verse. After that Graham, who lived almost penniless with his wife in a tiny cottage near the coast of Cornwall, did not publish another book until the 1970s, at which point, however, his work underwent an extraordinary late flowering. This later work, beginning with the celebrated volume Malcolm Mooney's Land, is stark and quizzical and raw, a continual examination of thought and feeling that is also an ongoing exploration into the nature of poetic form, at once intimate and metaphysical, wry and elegiac. As Michael Hofmann makes clear in his introduction to his new selection of Graham's work, Graham's late achievement makes him one of the great poetic voices of the English language. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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