Glück, Louise
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Marigold and Rose: A Fiction
Though this work is as tiny as its infant narrators, the audio brings a perspective not often found, and by an award-winning wordsmith full of interesting ideas. Recommended for libraries with patrons who appreciate poetry.
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Marigold and Rose: A Fiction
A sly, winsome tale; of interest to longtime Glück fans and easily digestible for all readers, but failing to rise above the level of charming trifle.
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Winter Recipes from the Collective: Poems
Inherently reticent, like oysters opening ever so slowly, these poems are reluctant to display their pearls, but patient readers will discern an opalescence they may have missed on the first reading.
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Seemingly free of literary prejudice or poetic theory, Glück looks at poetry with open eyes, seeking that which catches her off guard or excites her soul. Highly recommended.
American Originality: Essays on Poetry
Seemingly free of literary prejudice or poetic theory, Glück looks at poetry with open eyes, seeking that which catches her off guard or excites her soul. Highly recommended.
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Faithful and Virtuous Night
These language poems try to travel to the interior—both the poet's and the reader's—but meander and often seem to go nowhere slowly although with a certain gracefulness.
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