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Barefoot: The Collected Poems of Alastair Reid

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Born in the small community of Whithorn in Galloway, Scotland, Alastair Reid became one of the most international figures in post-war Scottish literature. A staff writer on The New Yorker for many years, he was widely admired as an essayist and as a translator of Latin American writers, including Neruda and Borges. He also spent time in Mallorca working with Robert Graves in the 1950's. This is the first ever collected poems of a man Jay Parini described as "among the finest poets of his generation, it's time his work found the audience it deserves."

Language: English

Pages: 256

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Galileo Publishers

Release: February 02, 2019

ISBN: 1903385814

ISBN 13: 9781903385814

Barefoot: The Collected Poems of Alastair Reid

1.5/5 ( ratings)

Born in the small community of Whithorn in Galloway, Scotland, Alastair Reid became one of the most international figures in post-war Scottish literature. A staff writer on The New Yorker for many years, he was widely admired as an essayist and as a translator of Latin American writers, including Neruda and Borges. He also spent time in Mallorca working with Robert Graves in the 1950's. This is the first ever collected poems of a man Jay Parini described as "among the finest poets of his generation, it's time his work found the audience it deserves."

Language: English

Pages: 256

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Galileo Publishers

Release: February 02, 2019

ISBN: 1903385814

ISBN 13: 9781903385814

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