Little Eurekas: A Decade's Thoughts on Poetry
By (Author) Robyn Sarah
Biblioasis
Biblioasis
16th April 2007
Canada
General
Non Fiction
811.009
Paperback
276
Width 146mm, Height 222mm
382g
A reader-friendly miscellany of essays, appreciations, reviews, and conversations, published in newspapers and literary magazines over the past ten years, these are pieces that will resonate equally with the lay poetry lover and the specialist. This collection explores all aspects of a life in poetry: reading it, writing it, teaching it, editing it, publishing it, reviewing it.
"Like a good dance partner, Sarah's engagement with poetry is attentive, considered, and at its best downright inspiring."—Brenda Cockfield "Sarah's own prose is immensely readable. She approaches each of her topics with a certain unknowingness but a great deal of concern about the question. We get to see, not preconceived ideas, but a mind at work."—New Quarterly "An admirable blend of honesty, discrimination, and firmness. Here is a critic with standards, not afraid of revealing subjective responses."—W.J. Keith
Robyn Sarah: Robyn Sarah is the author of eight poetry collections, two collections of short stories, and a book of essays on poetry. Her writing has appeared widely in Canada and the United States, and her poems have been anthologized in Fifteen Canadian Poets x 2 and x 3, The Bedford Introduction to Literature, The Norton Anthology of Poetry and in Garrison Keillor's Good Poems for Hard Times.