Publication

1994 - Dedalus, Dublin

Language

English

Word Count

7,750 words, Guess

Page Count

31 pages

Identifiers

and 3 more
  • Library of Congress Control Number94132441
  • LibraryThing4932690
  • Goodreads865191

Classifications

  • DDC839.71/74
  • LCCPT9876.3.R3 F6713 1994

Description

"With this new volume of poetry, Tomas Transtromer once again demonstrates his gift for capturing and grounding the elusive, luminous details of our modern world. As its title suggests, For the Living and the Dead works to bridge the space between those real and unreal elements of life, suggesting that a surprising, redemptive cohesion can exist within a universe of opposing forces."--BOOK JACKET. "This volume combines Transtromer's recent poetry with a prose memoir of his childhood in Sweden, written in the same careful, unsentimental voice for which he is so beloved. Through this memoir the author reveals himself as a curious, sensitive child, interested in archeology and insects, terrified of school and his authoritarian teachers."--BOOK JACKET. "Characterized by the insight and integrity we have come to expect from his work, For the Living and the Dead confirms Tomas Transtromer as one of the most significant living poets writing in any language."--BOOK JACKET.

Subjects

Series Statement

  • Icarus series ;

Other Editions

  • For the living and the deadDedalus1994-01-01

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