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Between Angels

Stephen Dunn

Poems deal with mortality, travel, kindness, strangers, fate, guilt, love, religion, friendship, terrorism and sadness.

Book Details

  • Publisher: W. W. Norton & Company
  • Publish Date: Apr 1st, 1990
  • Pages: 114
  • Language: English
  • Edition: undefined - undefined
  • Dimensions: 8.17in - 5.55in - 0.47in - 0.36lb
  • EAN: 9780393306583
  • Categories: American - General

About the Author

Dunn, Stephen: - Stephen Dunn (1939-2021) was the author of nineteen poetry collections, including the Pulitzer Prize-winning Different Hours. He was a distinguished professor emeritus at Richard Stockton University and received an Academy Award in Literature, among many other honors.

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Praise for this book

Stephen Dunn is one of the strongest voices of his generation. His poems wonderfully encapsulate daily experience. They are modest without being small. They include us without being patronizing. They are rich in their craft without being decorative. Not only does one come to care deeply about them, but they are a pleasure to read.--Stephen Dobyns "New York Times Book Review"