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The Southern Poetry Anthology v. I; South Carolina
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The Southern Poetry Anthology v. I; South Carolina

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The Southern Poetry Anthology Volume I: South Carolina is the first in a series of poetry anthologies that will focus on contemporary poetry of the American South, region by region. In this inaugural collection, editors William Wright and Stephen Gardner have collected and compiled the work of seventy six poets who claim - or have claimed sometime in their life - South Carolina as home and as a palpable influence on their work. The Southern Poetry Anthology
determines to focus acutely on the often mentioned
sense of place
and to let the poetry define what
place
means, whether in historical, autobiographical, geographical, or purely poetic manifestations.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Texas Review Press
Country
United States
Date
23 October 2007
Pages
304
ISBN
9781933896069

The Southern Poetry Anthology Volume I: South Carolina is the first in a series of poetry anthologies that will focus on contemporary poetry of the American South, region by region. In this inaugural collection, editors William Wright and Stephen Gardner have collected and compiled the work of seventy six poets who claim - or have claimed sometime in their life - South Carolina as home and as a palpable influence on their work. The Southern Poetry Anthology
determines to focus acutely on the often mentioned
sense of place
and to let the poetry define what
place
means, whether in historical, autobiographical, geographical, or purely poetic manifestations.

Read More
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Texas Review Press
Country
United States
Date
23 October 2007
Pages
304
ISBN
9781933896069