A Long Continual Argument is the comprehensive statement of an acknowledged poetic master craftsman. It includes all the poems John Newlove chose for his previous Selected Poems with substantial additions from all his major collections: all of his later poetry, as well as previously excluded yet critically acclaimed works such as the long poem Notes From And Among the Wars and many of the cynically lyric poems that established his early reputation. From his first chapbook in 1961 to his final epigrammatic poems of the late 1990s, Newlove's has been a quiet poetry dealing with unquiet themes. A poetry that, in the words of Phyllis Webb, doesn't struggle for meaning. It emerges out of his thinking.
"To call him "the voice of prairie poetry" misses the target by as broad a margin as if you called John Milton "the voice of Cromwell's London." ...This was the voice of a man who knew what it was like to almost drown, to gasp for air, to almost drown again. His poetry delivered a blow to the head then, and it does now. ...It will be seen again for what it was, and is: major in its time and place."--Margaret Atwood (from John Newlove and His Works)
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John Newlove (1938-2003) was born and raised in Saskatchewan. He began publishing while working various jobs in Vancouver in the 1960s. His many honours included the 1972 Governor General's Award for his book Lies, and the Saskatchewan Writers' Guild Founders' Award. His works have been internationally published and translated.
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Soft cover. Etat : Near Fine. Sprowl, Tanya (Cover Design) (illustrateur). 1st Edition. Book Condition: Near Fine - Some bumps to corners. Otherwise very crisp, clean, and tight copy with uncreased spine and clean text block edges. Slight off-white toning near card covers consistent with stock paper, otherwise fine. For more information on conditions, please view all images. 2009 1st Edition, 1st Printing. 251 Pages. A definitive retrospective gathering key works by renowned Canadian poet John Newlove (1938-2003). Edited by Robert McTavish, this selection showcases Newlove's sparse, sharp lyrical precision, emotional depth, and candid exploration of human vulnerability and Canadian landscapes. Includes an insightful afterword by poet Jeff Derksen. Provenance Note: Includes a notable laid-in 2-page typed letter signed (TLs) / typed correspondence on "The Hippocleides Club" letterhead from John Newlove in Terrace, B.C., dated May 8, 1970, addressed to "Bresi" (Michael Bresiuk). The letter details personal reflections on his life, marriage, employment at the UBC Book Store, Canada Council grants, and commentary on the release of his collection The Cave published by McClelland & Stewart. N° de réf. du vendeur 013732
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