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Beschreibung: | Master and use copy. Digital master created according to Benchmark for Faithful Digital Reproductions of Monographs and Serials, Version 1. Digital Library Federation, December 2002 A portrait of the reader with a bowl of cereal -- - Fishing on the Susquehanna in July -- - To a stranger born in some distant country hundreds of years from now -- - I chop some parsley while listening to Art Blakey's version of "Three blind mice" -- - Afternoon with Irish cows -- - Marginalia -- - What I learned today -- - Journal -- - Some days -- - Silence -- - Picnic, lightning -- - In the room of a thousand miles -- - Morning -- - Bonsai -- - Splitting wood -- - Shoveling snow with Buddha -- - I go back to the house for a book -- - After the storm -- - Snow -- - Moon -- - Looking west -- - This much I do remember -- - Japan -- - Victoria's Secret -- - Musée des beaux arts revisited -- - Lines composed over three thousand miles from Tintern Abbey -- - Paradelle for Susan -- - Duck/rabbit -- - Egypt -- - Home again -- - Lines lost among trees -- - The many faces of jazz -- - Taking off Emily Dickinson's clothes -- - The night house -- - The death of the hat -- - The list of ancient pastimes -- - Passengers -- - Serpentine -- - Reincarnation and you -- - Jazz and nature -- - And his sextet -- - Where I live -- - My life -- - Aristotle Billy Collins -- winner of a Guggenheim Fellowship, veteran of a one-hour Fresh Air interview with Terry Gross, and a guest on Garrison Keillor's Prairie Home Companion -- arrives at Random House with the poetic equivalent of a Greatest Hits album, seasoned with some wonderful new numbers. Ranging from a lament over "Forgetfulness"--"Whatever it is you are struggling to remember/it is not poised on the tip of your tongue, /not even lurking in some obscure corner of your spleen"--to a love poem that starts with weighing a dog, to a definitive "Life of Riley" ("He never had a job, a family or a sore throat"), Billy Collins' poems often seem modest and homespun, until the reader finds himself suddenly dissolving into laughter or tears. As for his popularity, a recent piece in Publishers Weekly, which ran before his three-book deal with Random House was made public, will perhaps be more convincing than any editor trying to flog a book in a fact sheet could be: "In February alone, three of Collins' collections sold nearly 8000 copies ... Fresh Air/Terry Gross recently rebroadcast an hour-long interview with Collins; the following day Picnic, Lightning briefly hit #59 in Amazon.com's bestseller rankings." Billy Collins is a dynamic and popular reader. He makes between thirty and forty appearances a year. His arrival at a prominent trade publishing house will ensure an even wider audience for his poetry and will capitalize on his increasing popularity. Household name may not be too much to ask for |
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