Author: R.P.C. Mutter
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Languages : en
Pages : 147
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Spencer's Minor Poems
Author: R.P.C. Mutter
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Pages : 147
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The Works of Edmund Spencer: The minor poems, v.1
Author: Edmund Spenser
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The Works of Edmund Spencer: The minor poems, v. 2
Author: Edmund Spenser
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Pages : 298
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The Poetical Works of Edmund Spencer
Author: Edmund Spenser
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The Works of Edmund Spencer: The minor poems, v. 1
Author: Edmund Spenser
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Pages : 768
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The Works of Edmund Spencer: The minor poems, v. 2
Author: Edmund Spenser
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Pages : 298
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The Works of Edmund Spencer...
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Pages : 734
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The Works of Edmund Spenser: The Minor poems, v.1 : Shepheardes calendar. Daphnaida. Colin Clouts come home againe. Astrophel. Doleful lay of Clorinda. Fowre hymnes; v. 2: Poems in a theatre for worldings. Complaints. Amoretti and Epithalamion. Prothalamion. Commendatory sonnets. Fragments. Lost works. C. G. Osgood, H. G. Lotspeich, special editors, assisted by Dorothy E. Mason
Author: Edmund Spenser
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Pages : 768
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The Works of Edmund Spenser: The minor poems, v.2: Poems in A theatre for wordlings. Complaints. Amoretti and Epithalamion. Prothalamion. Commendatory sonnets. Fragments. Lost works. C.G. Osgood, H.G. Lotspeich, special editors, assisted by Dorothy E. Mason
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The Secret Gospel of Mark
Author: Spencer Reece
Publisher: Seven Stories Press
ISBN: 1644210436
Category : Biography & Autobiography
Languages : en
Pages : 309
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An exquisite memoir of a life saved by poetry. "This is a portrait of the artist, narrated by a priest and a poet and a gay man with tenderness and searing honesty. Spencer Reece weaves the poetry he loves into how he has lived, the poetry as solace and relief, as confirmation and rescue, as redemption." —Colm Toíbín The Secret Gospel of Mark is a powerful dynamo of a story that delicately weaves the author's experiences with an appreciation for seven great literary touchstones: Elizabeth Bishop, Sylvia Plath, Emily Dickinson, James Merrill, Mark Strand, George Herbert, and Gerard Manley Hopkins. In speaking to the beauty these poets' works inspire in him, Reece finds the beauty of his own life's journey, a path that runs from coming of age as a gay teenager in the 1980s, Yale, alcoholism, a long stint as a Brooks Brothers salesman, Harvard Divinity School, and leads finally to hard-won success as a poet, reconciliation with his family, and the fulfillment of finding his life's work as an Episcopal priest. Reece's writing approaches the truth and beauty of the writers who have influenced him; elliptical and direct, always beautifully rendered.
Publisher: Seven Stories Press
ISBN: 1644210436
Category : Biography & Autobiography
Languages : en
Pages : 309
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An exquisite memoir of a life saved by poetry. "This is a portrait of the artist, narrated by a priest and a poet and a gay man with tenderness and searing honesty. Spencer Reece weaves the poetry he loves into how he has lived, the poetry as solace and relief, as confirmation and rescue, as redemption." —Colm Toíbín The Secret Gospel of Mark is a powerful dynamo of a story that delicately weaves the author's experiences with an appreciation for seven great literary touchstones: Elizabeth Bishop, Sylvia Plath, Emily Dickinson, James Merrill, Mark Strand, George Herbert, and Gerard Manley Hopkins. In speaking to the beauty these poets' works inspire in him, Reece finds the beauty of his own life's journey, a path that runs from coming of age as a gay teenager in the 1980s, Yale, alcoholism, a long stint as a Brooks Brothers salesman, Harvard Divinity School, and leads finally to hard-won success as a poet, reconciliation with his family, and the fulfillment of finding his life's work as an Episcopal priest. Reece's writing approaches the truth and beauty of the writers who have influenced him; elliptical and direct, always beautifully rendered.