Author

Contributions

  • Schade, Edith Royce, 1937- - Contributor

Publication

1994 - Papier-Mache Press, Watsonville, Calif, California

Language

English

Word Count

36,250 words, Guess

Page Count

145 pages

Identifiers

and 3 more
  • Library of Congress Control Number94034507
  • Goodreads1837962
  • LibraryThing775603

Classifications

  • DDC811/.52
  • LCCPS3537.A832 A6 1994

Description

Like many other women, Connecticut photographer Edith Royce Schade first discovered May Sarton's writing in the early seventies. Over the years, Sarton's work greatly influenced Schade's photography. The two women eventually met, forming both a friendship and the idea for a book - this elegant combination of Schade's photographs and selections from Sarton's poetry and prose. For the framework of the book, Schade chose a quotation which Sarton herself used as the theme for some of her poetry readings: "The delights of the poet as I jotted them down turned out to be light, solitude, the natural world, love, time, creation itself." Schade's photographs accompany Sarton's prose and poetry as a pianist accompanies a lyric singer - sometimes in unison, often in harmony, occasionally in counterpoint.

Subjects

Topics

WomenPoetryNatureInterviewsQuotationsModern ArtsAmerican Arts

Places

Other Editions

  • From May Sarton's well: writings of May SartonPapier-Mache Press1994-01-01

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