WRITER ON HER WORK V2 CL by J Sternburg

WRITER ON HER WORK V2 CL by J Sternburg

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Sternburg, Janet: - Janet Sternburg is a writer, poet, memoirist, playwright, filmmaker, and photographer, often called a Renaissance woman for the breadth and depth of her vision. Her books include Optic Nerve: Photopoems (Red Hen 2005) in which she integrates her photographs within her poems so they function as visual stanzas. In the prologue to Optic Nerve, poet Molly Peacock writes, Her photopoems redefine both poetry and photography. In Phantom Limb: A Memoir (American Lives Series, University of Nebraska Press 2002), Sternburg writes a meditation in which she suggests that we all have phantom limbs--someone no longer with us who remains a part of us. Bill Moyers has described her book as The perfect metaphor for . . . the ultimate inevitabilities of life. Other books include The Writer on Her Work: Volumes One and Two (WW Norton and Co. 1981 and 2002, respectively), described as groundbreaking. . . landmarks by Poets & Writers magazine and selected for inclusion in 500 Great Books by Women. Volume one has remained continuously in print for twenty-eight years and was re-issued by W. W. Norton in a twentieth anniversary edition. She has just finished My Zombies: A Family Memoir, the second volume of the trilogy begun with Phantom Limb.
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ISBN 13 9780393028041
ISBN 10 0393028046
Titel WRITER ON HER WORK V2 CL
Autor J Sternburg
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Bindungsart Hardback
Verlag WW Norton & Co
Erscheinungsjahr 1991-03-17
Seitenanzahl 240
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