Description
Paperback cover has some normal wear and fading. Pages are clean and in good condition. The binding is secure.
This 1976 anthology edited by William Heyen offers a fascinating snapshot of the American poetry scene in the midst of a literary renaissance. Featuring renowned voices like Robert Bly, Robert Creeley, and Adrienne Rich, it captures a pivotal moment when poets were breaking free from traditional constraints and forging new paths of expression. Bly’s poems reflect the rising interest in translating international works, while Creeley exemplifies the stripped-down, conversational style of the Black Mountain poets. Rich’s contributions showcase her powerful feminist perspective and advocacy for social justice. Beyond its historical significance, this volume remains a treasure trove for poetry enthusiasts, inviting them to explore the diverse currents that shaped American verse in the latter 20th century. Though well-read, this affordable copy retains its integrity, making it an excellent addition to any personal library or a thoughtful gift for literature lovers.
