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Audubon’s Engraver is the fifth published book of poetry by Peter Huggins, and adds to the body of work of a masterful poet. Drawing inspiration from the places and people he knows best - the South, loved ones, mythological figures and artists - Huggins takes us on an intimate tour that touches the reader in deep places of understanding.
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It is a joy to encounter this book [Audubon's Engraver] and the vision it provides. This is a claim for sympathy in its most profound sense. Here, through personal and historical voices, one sees beauty and grief, life and loss, passion and plainness-and how those opposite realms of the heart and the world cannot be separated. No poem in this book rests easily in one state or the other. That is honest in aesthetic as well as human terms. For that uneasy division we require art, and, occasionally, art alone is capable of healing the wound of such divide. This book calmly and serenely achieves that vital task. Maurice Manning, author of The Gone and the Going Away and finalist for the Pulitzer Prize
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- PublisherSolomon & George Publishers
- Publication date2015
- ISBN 10 0985340460
- ISBN 13 9780985340469
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages68
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