Katherine Meehan (36 results)

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Paperback. Condition: New. In the title poem of Katherine Meehan's debut collection, Dame Julie Andrews' Botched Vocal Cord Surgery and Other Poems, the poet presents an examination of losses, failures, and griefs, all of them tempered by an unusual humour.Grounded in the particularities of location, these poems wander between urban and rural spaces, from Los Angeles and Appalachia to the English home counties. Glass eels, Grendel's mother and a host of nameless 'losers' are given voice as the collection explores the tension between the futility of the speech act and its necessity.…

Paperback. Condition: New. In the title poem of Katherine Meehan's debut collection, Dame Julie Andrews' Botched Vocal Cord Surgery and Other Poems, the poet presents an examination of losses, failures, and griefs, all of them tempered by an unusual humour.Grounded in the particularities of location, these poems wander between urban and rural spaces, from Los Angeles and Appalachia to the English home counties. Glass eels, Grendel's mother and a host of nameless 'losers' are given voice as the collection explores the tension between the futility of the speech act and its necessity.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In the title poem of Katherine Meehans debut collection, Dame Julie Andrews Botched Vocal Cord Surgery and Other Poems, the poet presents an examination of losses, failures, and griefs, all of them tempered by an unusual humour.Grounded in the particularities of location, these poems wander between urban and rural spaces, from Los Angeles and Appalachia to the English home counties. Glass eels, Grendels mother and a host of nameless losers are given voice as the collection explores the tension between the futility of the speech act and its necessity. Katherine Meehans debut collection presents an examination of losses, failures, and griefs, all tempered by an unusual humour. The poems wander between urban and rural spaces, from Los Angeles and Appalachia to the English home counties, giving voice to glass eels, Grendels mother and a host of nameless losers. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Over the past half century and more the poet, translator, literary critic and occasional novelist Peter Robinson, born in Salford, Lancashire, in 1953, has established a reputation for the quality and distinctiveness of his writing, and of his work as a teacher and editor. In all these activities, he has been, and remains, focused on celebrating the necessity of poetry and the poetic imagination to an internationally vital culture. In this illustrated anthology, published to mark the opening of his archive in Special Collections at the University of Reading, contributions by fellow writers, colleagues, friends, and students shine a many-angled light on his writing life and work.Katherine Meehan and Victoria Pickup, hosts of the Reading Poets Cafe, have brought together fifteen essays and an interview exploring aspects of Peters writing through this large and various archival collection. Into these have been woven poems and prose of recollection, alongside tributes to his lasting influence on students, readers, and other writers across four continents. An illustrated anthology of essays, poems and an interview, published to mark the opening of poet, translator, literary critic and occasional novelist Peter Robinson's archive in Special Collections at the University of Reading. With contributions by fellow writers, colleagues, friends, and students. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In the title poem of Katherine Meehans debut collection, Dame Julie Andrews Botched Vocal Cord Surgery and Other Poems, the poet presents an examination of losses, failures, and griefs, all of them tempered by an unusual humour.Grounded in the particularities of location, these poems wander between urban and rural spaces, from Los Angeles and Appalachia to the English home counties. Glass eels, Grendels mother and a host of nameless losers are given voice as the collection explores the tension between the futility of the speech act and its necessity. Katherine Meehans debut collection presents an examination of losses, failures, and griefs, all tempered by an unusual humour. The poems wander between urban and rural spaces, from Los Angeles and Appalachia to the English home counties, giving voice to glass eels, Grendels mother and a host of nameless losers. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - In the title poem of Katherine Meehan's debut collection, Dame Julie Andrews' Botched Vocal Cord Surgery and Other Poems, the poet presents an examination of losses, failures, and griefs, all of them tempered by an unusual humour.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - An illustrated anthology of essays, poems and an interview, published to mark the opening of poet, translator, literary critic and occasional novelist Peter Robinson's archive in Special Collections at the University of Reading. With contributions by fellow writers, colleagues, friends, and students.…

Paperback. Condition: New. In the title poem of Katherine Meehan's debut collection, Dame Julie Andrews' Botched Vocal Cord Surgery and Other Poems, the poet presents an examination of losses, failures, and griefs, all of them tempered by an unusual humour.Grounded in the particularities of location, these poems wander between urban and rural spaces, from Los Angeles and Appalachia to the English home counties. Glass eels, Grendel's mother and a host of nameless 'losers' are given voice as the collection explores the tension between the futility of the speech act and its necessity.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Over the past half century and more the poet, translator, literary critic and occasional novelist Peter Robinson, born in Salford, Lancashire, in 1953, has established a reputation for the quality and distinctiveness of his writing, and of his work as a teacher and editor. In all these activities, he has been, and remains, focused on celebrating the necessity of poetry and the poetic imagination to an internationally vital culture. In this illustrated anthology, published to mark the opening of his archive in Special Collections at the University of Reading, contributions by fellow writers, colleagues, friends, and students shine a many-angled light on his writing life and work.Katherine Meehan and Victoria Pickup, hosts of the Reading Poets Cafe, have brought together fifteen essays and an interview exploring aspects of Peters writing through this large and various archival collection. Into these have been woven poems and prose of recollection, alongside tributes to his lasting influence on students, readers, and other writers across four continents. An illustrated anthology of essays, poems and an interview, published to mark the opening of poet, translator, literary critic and occasional novelist Peter Robinson's archive in Special Collections at the University of Reading. With contributions by fellow writers, colleagues, friends, and students. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Over the past half century and more the poet, translator, literary critic and occasional novelist Peter Robinson, born in Salford, Lancashire, in 1953, has established a reputation for the quality and distinctiveness of his writing, and of his work as a teacher and editor. In all these activities, he has been, and remains, focused on celebrating the necessity of poetry and the poetic imagination to an internationally vital culture. In this illustrated anthology, published to mark the opening of his archive in Special Collections at the University of Reading, contributions by fellow writers, colleagues, friends, and students shine a many-angled light on his writing life and work.Katherine Meehan and Victoria Pickup, hosts of the Reading Poets Cafe, have brought together fifteen essays and an interview exploring aspects of Peters writing through this large and various archival collection. Into these have been woven poems and prose of recollection, alongside tributes to his lasting influence on students, readers, and other writers across four continents. An illustrated anthology of essays, poems and an interview, published to mark the opening of poet, translator, literary critic and occasional novelist Peter Robinson's archive in Special Collections at the University of Reading. With contributions by fellow writers, colleagues, friends, and students. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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