An Anthology Of Contemporary Verse
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Condition remarks:
Book: Fair
Jacket: N/A
Pages: Good
Markings: Fair - Rubbed edges and bumping on spine and corners
An Anthology of Contemporary Verse presents a carefully curated collection of modern poetry, selected by Margaret J. O'Donnell, M.A., whose editorial eye was shaped by her broader work in guiding readers toward an appreciation of modern verse. Drawing together a rich chorus of contemporary voices, the anthology captures the restless spirit of twentieth-century poetry — its formal experimentation, emotional candour, and unflinching engagement with the modern world. O'Donnell's selection offers both the seasoned reader and the enthusiastic newcomer a panoramic view of the era's poetic landscape, arranged with a clear pedagogical and aesthetic intent. Published by the distinguished house of Blackie & Son Limited of London and Glasgow, this volume stands as a testament to the mid-century effort to bring serious contemporary poetry to a broader readership. O'Donnell's editorial approach is at once scholarly and accessible, reflecting her academic credentials while never sacrificing the sheer pleasure of the verse itself. The anthology serves as an essential document of its literary moment — a carefully assembled argument for the vitality and enduring relevance of contemporary poetry. For those who wish to understand the currents that shaped modern English verse, this collection is an indispensable point of departure.
Author: Margaret J. O'Donnell
Format: Hardback
Genre: Anthology
Condition remarks:
Book: Fair
Jacket: N/A
Pages: Good
Markings: Fair - Rubbed edges and bumping on spine and corners
An Anthology of Contemporary Verse presents a carefully curated collection of modern poetry, selected by Margaret J. O'Donnell, M.A., whose editorial eye was shaped by her broader work in guiding readers toward an appreciation of modern verse. Drawing together a rich chorus of contemporary voices, the anthology captures the restless spirit of twentieth-century poetry — its formal experimentation, emotional candour, and unflinching engagement with the modern world. O'Donnell's selection offers both the seasoned reader and the enthusiastic newcomer a panoramic view of the era's poetic landscape, arranged with a clear pedagogical and aesthetic intent. Published by the distinguished house of Blackie & Son Limited of London and Glasgow, this volume stands as a testament to the mid-century effort to bring serious contemporary poetry to a broader readership. O'Donnell's editorial approach is at once scholarly and accessible, reflecting her academic credentials while never sacrificing the sheer pleasure of the verse itself. The anthology serves as an essential document of its literary moment — a carefully assembled argument for the vitality and enduring relevance of contemporary poetry. For those who wish to understand the currents that shaped modern English verse, this collection is an indispensable point of departure.