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Very Good: A book that has been read but is in excellent condition. No obvious damage to the cover, ...
ISBN
9781555971106

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Product Identifiers

Publisher
Graywolf Press
ISBN-10
1555971105
ISBN-13
9781555971106
eBay Product ID (ePID)
643335

Product Key Features

Book Title
Amplitude : New and Selected Poems
Number of Pages
204 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
1988
Topic
General, American / General
Genre
Poetry
Author
Tess Gallagher
Format
Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height
0.6 in
Item Weight
10.6 Oz
Item Length
9.3 in
Item Width
5.4 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
87-081375
Reviews
"A masterpiece of connection" -- Ted Gioia, San Francisco Chronicle "Gallagher's poems are rooted in a relentlessly willed attempt to come to terms with, to find words for, the fullness of life." -- Young Adult Paperback Book Guide "The great joy in reading Tess Gallagher's poetry in Amplitude comes from discovering that she can and will do anything with language." -- Bin Ramke, The Bloomsbury Review "It's that seesaw combination of earthiness and the ethereal, of the public and the intimate, of the difficult closeness of family (one of her best subjects) and wider concerns, all related in a firm and passionate yet subdued voice, that makes Tess Gallagher a great poet." -- Frederick Koeppel, The Commercial Appeal "In Amplitude Tess Gallagher conjures the Northwest's landscape of high green trees and shifting gray water, its climate of rain and subdued moonlight. Water-drenched and shady, the place encourages drifting or floating, rather than sudden turns, sharp edges. Gallagher's poems are full of departure and return, release and embrace--we know where home is, as we come to know her mother who felled trees and was once beautiful, her brother who repeats their father's life as a logger, their shared past as children who built cabins in the woods." -- Emily Leider, San Francisco Chronicle "Gallagher's new collection, Amplitude , signals a shift away from the stark lyric cry. She pays increasing attention to storytelling within the poem, turning toward a poetic hybrid known as the narrative-lyric. While her poetry is no less dense in its imagery, no less intricate a structue of language, Gallagher's storytelling mode offers a more generous invitation to the reader than the abstruse "raw" strain of contemporary verse." -- Jenny wyatt, Seattle Weekly, "A masterpiece of connection--"--Ted Gioia, San Francisco Chronicle "Gallagher's poems are rooted in a relentlessly willed attempt to come to terms with, to find words for, the fullness of life."-- Young Adult Paperback Book Guide "The great joy in reading Tess Gallagher's poetry in Amplitude comes from discovering that she can and will do anything with language."--Bin Ramke, The Bloomsbury Review "It's that seesaw combination of earthiness and the ethereal, of the public and the intimate, of the difficult closeness of family (one of her best subjects) and wider concerns, all related in a firm and passionate yet subdued voice, that makes Tess Gallagher a great poet."--Frederick Koeppel, The Commercial Appeal "In Amplitude Tess Gallagher conjures the Northwest's landscape of high green trees and shifting gray water, its climate of rain and subdued moonlight. Water-drenched and shady, the place encourages drifting or floating, rather than sudden turns, sharp edges. Gallagher's poems are full of departure and return, release and embrace--we know where home is, as we come to know her mother who felled trees and was once beautiful, her brother who repeats their father's life as a logger, their shared past as children who built cabins in the woods."--Emily Leider, San Francisco Chronicle "Gallagher's new collection, Amplitude , signals a shift away from the stark lyric cry. She pays increasing attention to storytelling within the poem, turning toward a poetic hybrid known as the narrative-lyric. While her poetry is no less dense in its imagery, no less intricate a structue of language, Gallagher's storytelling mode offers a more generous invitation to the reader than the abstruse "raw" strain of contemporary verse."--Jenny wyatt, Seattle Weekly, The great joy in reading Tess Gallagher's poetry in Amplitude comes from discovering that she can and will do anything with language., Gallagher's new collection, Amplitude , signals a shift away from the stark lyric cry. She pays increasing attention to storytelling within the poem, turning toward a poetic hybrid known as the narrative-lyric. While her poetry is no less dense in its imagery, no less intricate a structue of language, Gallagher's storytelling mode offers a more generous invitation to the reader than the abstruse "raw" strain of contemporary verse., Gallagher's poems are rooted in a relentlessly willed attempt to come to terms with, to find words for, the fullness of life., It's that seesaw combination of earthiness and the ethereal, of the public and the intimate, of the difficult closeness of family (one of her best subjects) and wider concerns, all related in a firm and passionate yet subdued voice, that makes Tess Gallagher a great poet., In Amplitude Tess Gallagher conjures the Northwest's landscape of high green trees and shifting gray water, its climate of rain and subdued moonlight. Water-drenched and shady, the place encourages drifting or floating, rather than sudden turns, sharp edges. Gallagher's poems are full of departure and return, release and embrace--we know where home is, as we come to know her mother who felled trees and was once beautiful, her brother who repeats their father's life as a logger, their shared past as children who built cabins in the woods., "A masterpiece of connection--"--Ted Gioia,San Francisco Chronicle "Gallagher's poems are rooted in a relentlessly willed attempt to come to terms with, to find words for, the fullness of life."--Young Adult Paperback Book Guide "The great joy in reading Tess Gallagher's poetry inAmplitudecomes from discovering that she can and will do anything with language."--Bin Ramke,The Bloomsbury Review "It's that seesaw combination of earthiness and the ethereal, of the public and the intimate, of the difficult closeness of family (one of her best subjects) and wider concerns, all related in a firm and passionate yet subdued voice, that makes Tess Gallagher a great poet."--Frederick Koeppel,The Commercial Appeal "InAmplitudeTess Gallagher conjures the Northwest's landscape of high green trees and shifting gray water, its climate of rain and subdued moonlight. Water-drenched and shady, the place encourages drifting or floating, rather than sudden turns, sharp edges. Gallagher's poems are full of departure and return, release and embrace--we know where home is, as we come to know her mother who felled trees and was once beautiful, her brother who repeats their father's life as a logger, their shared past as children who built cabins in the woods."--Emily Leider,San Francisco Chronicle "Gallagher's new collection,Amplitude, signals a shift away from the stark lyric cry. She pays increasing attention to storytelling within the poem, turning toward a poetic hybrid known as the narrative-lyric. While her poetry is no less dense in its imagery, no less intricate a structue of language, Gallagher's storytelling mode offers a more generous invitation to the reader than the abstruse "raw" strain of contemporary verse."--Jenny wyatt,Seattle Weekly
Dewey Decimal
811/.54
Synopsis
Poems consider women's roles in society, childhood, home, nature, language, communications, the past, and mortality.

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