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How to Read Poetry (And how to write it too)

  • Poetry
  • Categories:Essays, Poetry & Correspondence Writing Skills
  • Language:English(Translation Services Available)
  • Publication date:August,2020
  • Pages:160
  • Retail Price:29.99 USD
  • Size:135mm×216mm
  • Page Views:160
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  • Text Color:Black and white
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Description

Anna Jackson is one of New Zealand’s most important contemporary poets and she is also a distinguished scholar of Victorian literature with an international reputation. In this book she combines those two strengths by drawing on a diverse body of poetry, past and present (Keats and Catullus, Ann Carson and Hera Lindsay Bird) to outline for readers how they might read (and even write) poetry. Chapters in the book look at simplicity and resonance; ornamentation and the sumptuous; concision and the image; sprawl; conversation and argument; the process of revision; the politics of poetry; and the art of being dead.

Author

Anna Jackson

Anna Jackson made her debut in AUP New Poets 1 before publishing six collections with Auckland University Press, most recently I Clodia (2014). She has a DPhil from Oxford, where she has also lectured, and
now teaches English Literature at Victoria University of Wellington. Jackson is the author of Diary Poetics: Form and Style in Writers’ Diaries 1915–1962 (2010) and, with Charles Ferrall, British Juvenile Fiction 1850–1950: The Age of Adolescence (2009).

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