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Horses and the Human Soulby Judith Barrington
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:Praise for History and Geography: "Barrington's history, like Lowell's, is intensely personal; her geography, like Bishop's, extracts the familiar from the exotic and the exotic from the familiar."-The Nation "She engages wittily with cultural differences . . . and gives a prominent place to what Elizabeth Bishop, of whom her writing sometimes reminds me, called 'questions of travel.'"-The Women's Review of Books "Written in a voice at once steadfastly bold and gently intimate . . . Barrington demonstrates control of her material, transforming volatile feelings and almost unspeakable observations into cogent, vigorous poetry."-Publishers Weekly Judith Barrington's memoir, Lifesaving, won the Lambda Award. She lives in Portland, Oregon. About the AuthorJudith Barrington is an Anglo-American poet and memoirist, author of two previous volumes of poetry, Trying To Be an Honest Woman (1985) and History and Geography (1989), and Writing the Memoir: From Truth to Art (1997). Her most recent book is Lifesaving: A Memoir (2000). Her awards include the Andres Berger Award, the Dulwich Festival International Poetry Contest, and the Stewart H.Holbrook Award for outstanding contributions to Oregon's literary life. She is the founder of Flight of the Mind Writing Workshops. What Our Readers Are SayingBe the first to add a comment for a chance to win!Product Details
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