YEHUDA AMICHAI: A Life in Poetry, 1948-1994
Translated from the Hebrew by Benjamin and Barbara Harshaw.
Translated from the Hebrew by Benjamin and Barbara Harshaw.
Clean proof copy of this slim collection from the reowned, award-winning poet.
First edition, inscribed by the author.
Orignal poem in praise of Carmel, CA penned to front endpaper: "Wise men say, and I know well, / There is only one Carmel.
Association copy inscribed to Owen Wister, author the Western classic THE VIRGINIAN.
The book that concludes THE DREAM SONGS, HIS TOY, HIS DREAM, HIS REST won Berryman both the National Book Award and the Bollingen Prize.
The final book published within Berryman's lifetime, it is difficult to find signed in its trade edition. Scarce thus.
Ford was an almost unique figure in the American poetry community.
Signed limited edition of this Bishop poem, originally published in the NEW YORKER.
Number 57 of 270 numbered copies of Blakmur's third collection of poems. 39pp.
Association copy of Browne's first collection of verse, inscribed to the poet Terence Winch.
First edition. Collects poetry reviews by Clark spanning the 1980s. Authors reviewed include Ginsberg, Ashbery, Duncan, Plath, Rilke, Frost, Neruda, Notley, and many others.
First edition. One of four New York School poetry collections issued by the publisher in 1970. Cover by Jasper Johns.
First edition. Introduction by Gerald Stern. Contributors include Ted Kooser, William Stafford, Galway Kinnell, David Ignatow, Terry Stokes, Charles Wright, Paul Zimmer, and many others.
First edition. Verse collection from the noted poet, with cover design by Robert Indiana.
First edition of this now-classic collection of verse, a 1993 National Book Award finalist and selected for the 1992 National Poetry Series by Philip Levine.
Poetry collection by Dubie, with an introduction by Richard Howard.
The collection that established Dubie's (wider) reputation.
The Pulitzer- and National Book Award-winning poet's appropriately titled second verse collection. 62pp.
Dugan's final book, more than thirty new poems published at the end of the poet's forty year career. Winner of the National Book Award for poetry.
Second book by the Pulitzer-Prize-winning poet.
Poets Donald Hall, Louis Simpson, Joseph Langland, and Robert Francis, each reading a selection of their own work.
Poets Josephine Miles, William Stafford, May Swenson, and David Wagoner, each reading a selection of their own work.
Collection of recent poems by the famed modernist.
Published after Eliot's receipt of the 1948 Nobel Price.