A Land and a People
Book Details
| Title: | A Land and a People |
| Author: | Barker, Shirley |
| Published: | 1952 |
| Publisher: | Crown Publishers, Inc. |
| Tags: | poetry |
| Description: | Blessed is the poet with roots in a tradition, and Shirley Barker is at her best in ballads and narratives of her New England people. She has a natural storyteller’s gift with an aptness for colorful dialogue and a skilful sense of material organization. In some of these poetic encounters there are the twice-told tales with a new twist, especially in the effective character study “John Alden Speaks for Himself”, in which John sets himself straight with posterity...
—The Saturday Review, September 6, 1952 [Suggest a different description.] |
| Downloads: | 33 |
| Pages: | 80  |
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