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Book Title
Woods Areon Fire : New and Selected Poems
Publication Name
The Woods Are On Fire
Title
The Woods Are On Fire
Subtitle
New and Selected Poems
Author
Fleda Brown
Contributor
Ted Kooser (Introduction by)
Format
Trade Paperback
ISBN-10
0803294948
EAN
9780803294943
ISBN
9780803294943
Publisher
University of Nebraska Press
Genre
Poetry
Release Date
01/03/2017
Release Year
2017
Language
English
Country/Region of Manufacture
US
Item Height
229mm
Item Length
152mm
Book Series
Ted Kooser Contemporary Poetry
Publication Year
2017
Topic
General, American / General

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Offer a deeply human and intensely felt poetic explorations of Fleda Brown's life and world. Her account includes her brain-damaged brother, a rickety family cottage, a puzzling and sometimes frightening father, a timid mother, and the adult life that follows with its loves, divorces, and serious illnesses.

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Publisher
University of Nebraska Press
ISBN-10
0803294948
ISBN-13
9780803294943
eBay Product ID (ePID)
229538394

Product Key Features

Book Title
Woods Areon Fire : New and Selected Poems
Author
Fleda Brown
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
General, American / General
Publication Year
2017
Genre
Poetry

Dimensions

Item Length
9in
Item Height
0.7in
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
14.1 Oz

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Lc Classification Number
Ps3560.A21534a6 2017
Reviews
Previous praise for Fleda Brown's poetry: "To read these poems is to look through a newly washed window; the world is strangely bright and, at the same time, frighteningly familiar. This is a difficult effect to achieve--one that only succeeds when it is not an effect but something effortless. In [Brown's] hands, effort is invisible."--Judith Kitchen, The Georgia Review "Reading a poem by Brown is a lesson in how to read one's life, how each small thing, each seemingly casual detail, is in fact connected to perceptions and understandings of profound significance that we can all divine if only we calm our vision enough to fully experience the perishing present."-- World Literature Today, "Reading a poem by Brown is a lesson in how to read one's life, how each small thing, each seemingly casual detail, is in fact connected to perceptions and understandings of profound significance that we can all divine if only we calm our vision enough to fully experience the perishing present."-- World Literature Today, "The complexities and complications of the poet who is among and yet stands back, and who understands the limits of life yet yearns and hungers for everything life has within it, are offered in The Woods Are On Fire, and the pleasures and challenges of great poetry can both be found in this necessary book by Fleda Brown."--Adrian Koesters, Split Rock Review, Previous praise for Fleda Brown's poetry:   "To read these poems is to look through a newly washed window; the world is strangely bright and, at the same time, frighteningly familiar. This is a difficult effect to achieve--one that only succeeds when it is not an effect, but something effortless. In [Brown's] hands, effort is invisible."--Judith Kitchen, The Georgia Review   "Reading a poem by Brown is a lesson in how to read one's life, how each small thing, each seemingly casual detail, is in fact connected to perceptions and understandings of profound significance that we can all divine if only we calm our vision enough to fully experience the perishing present."-- World Literature Today, "This is the kind of light-filled book we use to see the world more clearly and make our way forward--and we do it with a poem in each hand, as Kooser recommends."--Julie Larios, Numero Cinq
Table of Content
Acknowledgments Introduction by Ted Kooser Backfires I. from Fishing with Blood (1988) Garden To Mark, My Retarded Brother, Who Lived 20 Years and Learned to Speak 300 Words Arch For Grandmother Beth A Plain Philosophical Choice Out Back Canoe Whaler Catching Turtles Fishing with Blood Apalachee Bay The Scholar''s Cat Saving a Life He Says How It Was Emily Dickinson''s Love Love, for Instance from "O''Keeffe" She Learns to Walk She Learns to Talk A New Yorker Visits Her Exhibition She Marries the Photographer An Expert Explains Her Work II. from Do Not Peel the Birches (1993) Elvis at the End of History Do Not Peel the Birches A Long and Happy Life Learning to Dance After the Rain Loon Cries Night Swimming My Father Takes My Retarded Brother Sailing If I Were a Swan Dock A Few Lines from Rehoboth Beach Mississippi River, near Cape Girardeau, MO Mother of the Bride Dress St. Paul''s and St. George''s Church, Edinburgh Farthest North Southern Town Burdett Palmer''s Foot Kitty Hawk Anhinga Bombay Hook III. from Breathing In, Breathing Out (2002) Fourth of July Parade, Albion, WA Buying the King-Sized Bed Cosmic Pitching Somewhere Dogs Highway 5 The Poet Laureate Addresses the Delaware Legislature Opening Its First Session after September 11 Rumors of Changes Circulate on Penguins Cow Falling Spring Leaving Lewisburg Mary Rose Quotes James Joyce on the Cliffs at Bray Sunday Morning Chicken Bone Hyperspace Language Chat For the Inauguration of William Jefferson Clinton, 1997 Your Body I Write My Mother a Poem Einstein on Mercer Street IV. from The Women Who Loved Elvis All Their Lives (2004) Tillywilly Fog I Escape with My Mother in the DeSoto Elvis Aron and Jesse Garon Memphis Discovers Elvis Elvis Goes to the Army Shaking Hands with Nixon Sputnik, 1957 Elvis Sings Gospel Industrial Teflon Comes into Use for Kitchen Pots and Pans Bus Stop The Night before Her Third Marriage, She Watches a Rerun of Elvis''s Comeback Performance Elvis Acts as His Own Pallbearer Mrs. Louise Welling Spots Elvis at Harding''s Market I Visit the Twenty-Four Hour Coin-Op Church of Elvis Elvis Reads "The Wild Swans at Coole" from "Graceland" Elvis''s Bedroom Lisa Marie''s Favorite Chair The Mirrored Stairwell The Meditation Garden V. from Reunion (2007) If Names Started Coming Loose Biology Lesson What It Was Like Fayetteville Junior High Knot Tying Lessons: The Slipknot Makeup Regimen Mouse Trillium Small Boys Fishing under the Bridge Light Ode to the Buffman Brothers Wild Lily of the Valley No Heron Knot Tying Lessons: The Perfection Knot Knife Bladder Campion The Death of Cleone Poem for Our Twelfth Wedding Anniversary Through Security Lady''s Slipper VI. from Loon Cry: Selected and New Michigan Poems (2010) Scavengers Crouching Hawsers Wild Turkeys Deer Northern Pike Chicory VII. from No Need of Sympathy (2013) Year of the Tent Caterpillars For, Or, Nor Sugar, Sugar The Purpose of Poetry The Kayak and the Eiffel Tower My Father and Hemingway Go Fishing Roofers Hare''s Breath God, God Dancing at Your Wedding Child Labor Here, in Silence, Are Eight More Short History of Music Big Bang Worms Felled Tree Translation Building a Cathedral Talk Radio Fourteen Lines VIII. New Poems The Swan Flies Straight at Me Elegance Unfurl The Undoing News On a Day That Bombs Feeding the Maggots Bees Taxol Cancer Support Group with Painting by Monet Snoring Lesson Mute Swan Tulips The Elk Farm Edward Hopper''s Automat Silence What Happens Fawn Wheel The War Pike Muskrat Tiny Fish Every Day I Touch Things View from Space The Gospel Truth Speed Blueweed Refrigerator Poem for Record Players The Sex Life of Anacondas The Bar Mitzvah Mummy Exhibit Caterpillars Getting Free July 20, 1944 Wild Asian Carp Grateful Protection Cedar Waxwing The Poem I Was Going to Write Reading the Smithsonian Magazine Surrounded by People I Say Your Name Five Moons Mushrooms
Copyright Date
2017
Target Audience
Trade
Lccn
2016-034781
Dewey Decimal
811/.54
Series
Ted Kooser Contemporary Poetry Ser.
Dewey Edition
23
Number of Pages
300 Pages

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