The Best American Poetry 1999 by David Lehman - ISBN: 9780684860039
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Highly acclaimed and widely read, this yearly anthology showcases American poetry in all its dazzling originality, richness, and variety.

The Best American Poetry 1999

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  • Paperback

    224 pages

  • Release Date

    14 October 1999

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Summary

The 1999 edition of The Best American Poetry will exceed the expectations of the many thousands of readers who eagerly await the annual arrival of this “truly memorable anthology” (Chicago Tribune). Guest editor Robert Bly, an award-winning poet and translator – famous, too, for his leadership role in the men’s movement and his bestselling book, Iron John – has made selections that present American poetry in all its dazzling originality, richness, and variety. The year’s poems are striking in their vibrancy; they all display that essential energy that Bly calls “heat,” whether the heat of friendship, the heat of form, or the heat that results when a poet “brings the soul up close to the thing” he or she is contemplating. With comments from the poets illuminating their work, The Best American Poetry 1999 reflects the most exciting and memorable poetry being written at the end of the millennium.

Book Details

ISBN-13:9780684860039
ISBN-10:0684860031
Author:David Lehman
Publisher:Simon & Schuster
Imprint:Scribner
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:224
Release Date:14 October 1999
Weight:241g
Dimensions:15mm x 140mm x 216mm
Series:Best American Poetry (Paperback)
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The Best American Poetry 1999 by David Lehman - ISBN: 9780684860039
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About The Author

David Lehman

David Lehman, the series editor of The Best American Poetry, edited The Oxford Book of American Poetry. His books of poetry include The Morning Line, When a Woman Loves a Man, and The Daily Mirror. He has written such nonfiction books as Signs of the Times: Deconstruction and the Fall of Paul de Man. He lives in New York City and Ithaca, New York.

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