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New Collected Poems Online ecqJP (Download) New Collected Poems Online [ecqJP.ebook] New Collected Poems Pdf Free Ruth Fainlight ePub | *DOC | audiobook | ebooks | Download PDF Download Now Free Download Here Download eBook #5445218 in Books 2011-07-26Original language:EnglishPDF # 1 9.20 x 1.30 x 6.10l, 2.20 #File Name: 1852248858544 pages | File size: 79.Mb Ruth Fainlight : New Collected Poems before purchasing it in order to gage whether or not it would be worth my time, and all praised New Collected Poems: 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. I bought this for the poem about Plath, but WOW!By Fixed Stars Govern a LifeRuth Fainlight is an amazing poet. As a Sylvia Plath scholar, I wanted to read her poem, "Autumn Stirring," which she wrote for her friend Sylvia Plath. It's a terrific poem, but the rest of the book has delighted me as well. Fainlight is a rare talent whose work should be better known. I think she's known more for the dedication to her by Plath in "Elm," than for Fainlight's own career. Pity. If you like mystic-themes and symbolism, sharp, biting, smart poetry that doesn't lay on a lot of sentimentality, this is a book for you. Born in New York City, Ruth Fainlight has lived mostly in England since the age of 15, and published her first collection, Cages, in 1966. Each of her poems is a balancing act between thought and feeling, revealing otherness within the everyday, often measuring subtle shifts in relationships between women and men. This substantial New Collected Poems covers work written over 50 years, drawing on over a dozen books and including a whole new collection. 'Ruth Fainlight has always been a painterly poet, sensuous and observant, who has paid particular attention to myth as it shapes destiny or gives meaning - the reader is aware of images being thought and felt through, the mind winding itself into narratives, prompted now by pain, now loss, now keen pleasure' - George Szirtes, Times Literary Supplement. 'If there is a suggestion of feminist defiance here, so much the better; at least Fainlight isn't strident. With so much talent and confidence, she doesn't need to be' - Derek Mahon, London of Books.About the AuthorRuth Fainlight was born in New York City in 1931. She was educated in the United States and England, and has lived in England since the age of 15, mostly in London. She lived in Spain for four years in her 20s, and has spent long periods in France and Morocco. Her first poetry collection, Cages, was published in 1966. She was Poet in Residence at Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee, in 1985 and 1990. She was Writing Tutor (for libretti) at the Performing Arts Labs, International Opera and Music Theatre Labs in the UK in 1997-99. Her New Collected Poems (Bloodaxe Books, 2010) covers work written over 50 years, drawing on over a dozen books as well as a whole new collection, translations and libretti. Four of those collections were originally published by Bloodaxe, including Sugar-Paper Blue (1997), which was shortlisted for the Whitbread Poetry Award. Other collections were published by Macmillan, Hutchinson and Sinclair-Stevenson. Ruth Fainlight's collections of short stories include Daylife and Nightlife (Andre Deutsch, 1971) and Dr Clock's Last Case and Other Stories (Virago, 1994). As a poet, short-story writer and translator, she has contributed to many anthologies. Her own work has been translated into Portuguese, French, Spanish, Italian and Romanian, and she has herself published translations from the Portuguese of the poetry of Sophia de Mello Breyner, and from the Spanish of several Latin American poets represented in her New Collected Poems. She has also written four libretti: The Dancer Hotoke (1991), a chamber opera with music by Erika Fox, performed as part of the Royal Opera's 'Garden Venture' in 1991 and shortlisted for the Laurence Olivier Award for Outstanding Achievement in Opera; The European Story (based on her poem of the same title, 1993), also commissioned by the Royal Opera House; and Bedlam Britannica, which was commissioned by Channel 4 Television for the series War Cries in 1995; and The Bride in Her Grave. Her translation (with Robert J. Littman) of The Theban Plays by Sophocles (Oedipus the King, Oedipus at Colonus and Antigone) was published in 2009 in the Johns Hopkins University Press's New Translations from Antiquity series. She lives in London, and is married to the writer Alan Sillitoe, with whom she collaborated on an adaptation of Lope de Vega's play Fuenteovejuna, commissioned by the National Theatre and published as All Citizens Are Soldiers. She has received the Hawthorden Award and the Cholmondeley Award for Poetry, and is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature. An audio CD, Ruth Fainlight Reading from her Poems, was issued by The Poetry Archive in 2008. [ecqJP.ebook] New Collected Poems By Ruth Fainlight PDF [ecqJP.ebook] New Collected Poems By Ruth Fainlight Epub [ecqJP.ebook] New Collected Poems By Ruth Fainlight Ebook [ecqJP.ebook] New Collected Poems By Ruth Fainlight Rar [ecqJP.ebook] New Collected Poems By Ruth Fainlight Zip [ecqJP.ebook] New Collected Poems By Ruth Fainlight Read Online.
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