Earlier Poems of Franz Wright
By (Author) Franz Wright
Alfred A. Knopf
Alfred A. Knopf
15th October 2009
United States
General
Fiction
811.54
Paperback
272
Width 149mm, Height 213mm, Spine 18mm
346g
The haunting collection of poems that gathers the first four books of Pulitzer winner Franz Wright under one cover, where fans old and new will find a feast amid famine (Publishers Weekly), and discover how large this poets gift was from the start.
[Wrights] hard-won revelations seem subtle but are potently rousing. He achieves a level of balance between the unseen and seen, the lost and found, that, like Rilkes simultaneous sense of stone in you and star, is masterful to say the least. Booklist
Wright propels his work forward with clear details, brutally forthright self-knowledge, and a sense of being lost in America familiar even to the most found of us. Chicago Tribune
Franz Wright is the author of ten books of poetry. The recipient of numerous awards, including two National Endowment for the Arts grants and a Guggenheim Fellowship, he lives in Waltham, Massachusetts.