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Northshire Bookstore ReviewReviewed By... Michael SchiavoBidart -- winner of the 2007 Bollingen Prize -- is one of the most unique voices in American literature. His latest collection contains one longish poem ("Ulanova at Forty-Six At Last Dances Before a Camera Giselle") but is devoid of such epics as "The Third Hour of the Night," (from his previous collection Star Dust.) It does however contain some of his most beautiful and provacotive shorter lyrics... read more>>>
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Publisher CommentsThe unpublished early poems of William Stafford now added to "a body of work that represents some of the finest poetry written during the second half of [the twentieth] century." (Library Journal) If I could remember all at once—but I have forgotten.
But some day, looking along a furrowed cliff, staring beyond the eyes’ strength, I’ll start the avalan... read more>>>
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Publisher CommentsHahn’s new collection wrestles with the elemental and enduring challenges of the human condition: What can we use from our spiritual heritage? How should we find relief? How, after it all, do we live? The poems are presented as a letter to the world from a woman preparing to leave it. In four sections—“The Bells,” “The Crosses,” “Widdershins,” and “Afterwor(l)d”—she contras... read more>>>
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