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Book Title
Sights Along the Harbor : New and Collected Poems
Publication Name
The Sights Along the Harbor
Title
The Sights Along the Harbor
Author
Harvey Shapiro
Format
Trade Paperback
ISBN-10
0819569054
EAN
9780819569059
ISBN
9780819569059
Publisher
Wesleyan University Press
Genre
Poetry
Release Date
05/03/2009
Release Year
2009
Language
English
Country/Region of Manufacture
US
Item Height
216mm
Item Length
8.5in
Publication Year
2009
Topic
General
Item Width
5in
Item Weight
13.6 Oz
Number of Pages
292 Pages

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Direct, informal, and richly evocative of his Jewish heritage and New York City home, Harvey Shapiro's poetry has occupied a unique place in American letters for over 50 years. This new collection brings together his latest work and much of his 11 previous collections, revealing the full arc of his carefully calibrated poetics. Shapiro engages themes including the immigrant experience, urban landmarks and lifestyles, family life, and war. The reader will see the more formal British-tinged cadences of his earlier work give way to the colloquial, personal nature of his later poems, and how Shapiro's candor and simplicity mark his work throughout the last five decades. Bringing the city and its balance of despair and exuberance into stark relief, this poetry is intimately attuned both to life's quiet disappointments and to its unanticipated miracles.

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Publisher
Wesleyan University Press
ISBN-10
0819569054
ISBN-13
9780819569059
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71658245

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Book Title
Sights Along the Harbor : New and Collected Poems
Author
Harvey Shapiro
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
General
Publication Year
2009
Genre
Poetry
Number of Pages
292 Pages

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Item Length
8.5in
Item Width
5in
Item Weight
13.6 Oz

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Reviews
"What Shapiro can do with the first-person, anecdotal mode is close kin to a jazz master's version of an old standard. This gathering, warm and alive, is a national treasure."--Norman Finkelstein, author of Not One of Them in Place "Harvey Shapiro has written his great long poem in small increments, poem by poem, detail by radiant detail. Brought together they make a book of life, where love and war, memory and fantasy, landscape and ancient text coexist and reflect on one another. A master equally of aphorism and Imagist snapshot and savage one-liner, Shapiro is also a storyteller whose perspectives are epic even when his form is brief.""--Geoffrey O'Brien, author of The Browser's Ecstasy "What Shapiro can do with the first-person, anecdotal mode is close kin to a jazz master's version of an old standard. This gathering, warm and alive, is a national treasure.""--Norman Finkelstein, author of Not One of Them in Place, "Few modern poets can match the range of experience that Shapiro records with a classical sanity and clarity. Giving a reader so much in return for such little effort risks underestimation. I'm confident that posterity won't make this mistake..."- The Forward, "[Harvey Shapiro is] a veritable dynamo and a venerable American original whose small poems at their tonic best are as large as life."-- New York Times Book Review "What Shapiro can do with the first-person, anecdotal mode is close kin to a jazz master's version of an old standard. This gathering, warm and alive, is a national treasure."--Norman Finkelstein, author of Not One of Them in Place "Harvey Shapiro has written his great long poem in small increments, poem by poem, detail by radiant detail. Brought together they make a book of life, where love and war, memory and fantasy, landscape and ancient text coexist and reflect on one another. A master equally of aphorism and Imagist snapshot and savage one-liner, Shapiro is also a storyteller whose perspectives are epic even when his form is brief."--Geoffrey O'Brien, author of The Browser's Ecstasy "The book is quite simply a stunning achievement. I know that I will turn to it again and again for its wit, its depth, its intellectual adventurousness, and the exultant play of its language."-- Southhampton Press "Shapiro has established himself as a hidden treasure in a city of otherness.... Whether at JFK, Ben-Gurion airport or at his desk in East Hampton, where statues of a Buddha and a goddess of creativity are perched, Shapiro is poised to soar with pen and powers of observation in hand."-- The Jerusalem Report "[Harvey Shapiro is] a veritable dynamo and a venerable American original whose small poems at their tonic best are as large as life."-- New York Times Book Review "Few modern poets can match the range of experience that Shapiro records with a classical sanity and clarity. Giving a reader so much in return for such little effort risks underestimation. I'm confident that posterity won't make this mistake..."-- The Forward, "[Harvey Shapiro is] a veritable dynamo and a venerable American original whose small poems at their tonic best are as large as life."-- New York Times Book Review "The book is quite simply a stunning achievement. I know that I will turn to it again and again for its wit, its depth, its intellectual adventurousness, and the exultant play of its language."-- Southhampton Press "Shapiro has established himself as a hidden treasure in a city of otherness.... Whether at JFK, Ben-Gurion airport or at his desk in East Hampton, where statues of a Buddha and a goddess of creativity are perched, Shapiro is poised to soar with pen and powers of observation in hand."-- The Jerusalem Report "[Harvey Shapiro is] a veritable dynamo and a venerable American original whose small poems at their tonic best are as large as life."-- New York Times Book Review "Few modern poets can match the range of experience that Shapiro records with a classical sanity and clarity. Giving a reader so much in return for such little effort risks underestimation. I'm confident that posterity won't make this mistake..."-- The Forward, "The book is quite simply a stunning achievement. I know that I will turn to it again and again for its wit, its depth, its intellectual adventurousness, and the exultant play of its language." - Southhampton Press, "The book is quite simply a stunning achievement. I know that I will turn to it again and again for its wit, its depth, its intellectual adventurousness, and the exultant play of its language."-Southhampton Press, [Harvey Shapiro is] a veritable dynamo and a venerable American original whose small poems at their tonic best are as large as life., "[Harvey Shapiro is a veritable dynamo and a venerable American original whose small poems at their tonic best are as large as life." -New York Times Book Review, "Few modern poets can match the range of experience that Shapiro records with a classical sanity and clarity. Giving a reader so much in return for such little effort risks underestimation. I'm confident that posterity won't make this mistake..."--The Forward, "The book is quite simply a stunning achievement. I know that I will turn to it again and again for its wit, its depth, its intellectual adventurousness, and the exultant play of its language." ÑSouthhampton Press, "[Harvey Shapiro is] a veritable dynamo and a venerable American original whose small poems at their tonic best are as large as life." -New York Times Book Review, "Shapiro has established himself as a hidden treasure in a city of otherness.... Whether at JFK, Ben-Gurion airport or at his desk in East Hampton, where statues of a Buddha and a goddess of creativity are perched, Shapiro is poised to soar with pen and powers of observation in hand."ÑThe Jerusalem Report, "The book is quite simply a stunning achievement. I know that I will turn to it again and again for its wit, its depth, its intellectual adventurousness, and the exultant play of its language." -Southhampton Press, "The book is quite simply a stunning achievement. I know that I will turn to it again and again for its wit, its depth, its intellectual adventurousness, and the exultant play of its language." --Southhampton Press, "[Harvey Shapiro is] a veritable dynamo and a venerable American original whose small poems at their tonic best are as large as life." ÑNew York Times Book Review, "Few modern poets can match the range of experience that Shapiro records with a classical sanity and clarity. Giving a reader so much in return for such little effort risks underestimation. I'm confident that posterity won't make this mistake..."ÑThe Forward, "[Harvey Shapiro is] a veritable dynamo and a venerable American original whose small poems at their tonic best are as large as life." --New York Times Book Review, Shapiro has established himself as a hidden treasure in a city of otherness.... Whether at JFK, Ben-Gurion airport or at his desk in East Hampton, where statues of a Buddha and a goddess of creativity are perched, Shapiro is poised to soar with pen and powers of observation in hand., Few modern poets can match the range of experience that Shapiro records with a classical sanity and clarity. Giving a reader so much in return for such little effort risks underestimation. I'm confident that posterity won't make this mistake..., "Shapiro has established himself as a hidden treasure in a city of otherness.... Whether at JFK, Ben-Gurion airport or at his desk in East Hampton, where statues of a Buddha and a goddess of creativity are perched, Shapiro is poised to soar with pen and powers of observation in hand."- The Jerusalem Report, "Shapiro has established himself as a hidden treasure in a city of otherness.... Whether at JFK, Ben-Gurion airport or at his desk in East Hampton, where statues of a Buddha and a goddess of creativity are perched, Shapiro is poised to soar with pen and powers of observation in hand."-The Jerusalem Report, "[Harvey Shapiro is] a veritable dynamo and a venerable American original whose small poems at their tonic best are as large as life." - New York Times Book Review, "Few modern poets can match the range of experience that Shapiro records with a classical sanity and clarity. Giving a reader so much in return for such little effort risks underestimation. I'm confident that posterity won't make this mistake..."-The Forward, The book is quite simply a stunning achievement. I know that I will turn to it again and again for its wit, its depth, its intellectual adventurousness, and the exultant play of its language., "[Harvey Shapiro is] a veritable dynamo and a venerable American original whose small poems at their tonic best are as large as life." -- New York Times Book Review "Few modern poets can match the range of experience that Shapiro records with a classical sanity and clarity. Giving a reader so much in return for such little effort risks underestimation. I'm confident that posterity won't make this mistake..."-- The Forward "Shapiro has established himself as a hidden treasure in a city of otherness.... Whether at JFK, Ben-Gurion airport or at his desk in East Hampton, where statues of a Buddha and a goddess of creativity are perched, Shapiro is poised to soar with pen and powers of observation in hand."-- The Jerusalem Report "The book is quite simply a stunning achievement. I know that I will turn to it again and again for its wit, its depth, its intellectual adventurousness, and the exultant play of its language." -- Southhampton Press
Dewey Decimal
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Intended Audience
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Series
Wesleyan Poetry Ser.
Dewey Edition
22

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