Name: A Mary Oliver Collection: A Thousand Mornings, dog Songs, Blue Horses, and Felicity
SKU: 53073288
Price: 118.96 NZD
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Author: Mary Oliver
ISBN: 9780593297131

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A Mary Oliver Collection: A Thousand Mornings, dog Songs, Blue Horses, and Felicity

Type

Physical Book

Author

Mary Oliver

Publisher

Penguin

Language

English

Pages

432

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

20.1x13x3.8 cm

Weight

0.50 kg.

ISBN13

9780593297131

Synopsis "A Mary Oliver Collection: A Thousand Mornings, dog Songs, Blue Horses, and Felicity"

A stunning collection of four of Mary Oliver's most beloved books of poetry, A Thousand Mornings, Blue Horses, Dog Songs, and Felicity, packaged together for the first time Throughout her career, Mary Oliver touched innumerable readers with her brilliantly crafted verse. In this box set, containing her four most recently published collections, she returns to the imagery and subjects that have come to define her life's work: transporting us to the coastline of her beloved home, Provincetown; reminding us of what it truly means to belong to the natural world;, celebrating the special bond between human and dog, and expounding on the wild and the quiet within our own hearts. Within every book, Oliver honors life, love, and beauty. This beautifully designed set is the perfect gift for every occasion, and a wonderful addition to the library of both longtime fans and new readers.

Mary Oliver

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Mary Oliver (1935-2019) was a distinguished American poet, born in Maple Heights, Ohio. Her work is characterized by a deep connection with nature and a reflection on the human experience. Throughout her career, she received numerous accolades, including the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry in 1984 for her collection "American Primitive" and the National Book Award in 1992 for "New and Selected Poems". Among her most notable works are "La escritura indómita" (2021), "Horas de invierno" (2022), and "Nuestro mundo" (2023). Oliver regularly published both poetry and prose, exploring themes such as the intersection between the human and natural world, and the limits of human language to express such a connection.

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