I, Benjamin: A Quasi-Autobiographical Novella - Softcover

Enslin, Theodore

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0929701909 ISBN 13: 9780929701905

Verlag: McPherson & Co Publishers,U.S., 2010

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Book by Theodore Enslin

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A lonely man possessing special powers crosses into an unknown country. There he meets three mysterious figures: an alluring diva, a shape-shifting siren, and an oddly omniscient hunter. Gradually, the four-part variations of I, Benjamin assume the disquieting dimensions of a visionary passageway to that unknowable thing called a beautiful life....

Theodore Enslin's poetic career spans 51 years since the publication of his first book, The Work Proposed in 1958; now, with his self-proclaimed swan song, he presents a "quasi-autobiographical" fable of an artist's life.

Biografía del autor:

Theodore Enslin is a literary scholar in Milbridge, Maine.

Howard McCord was born and raised in El Paso. A veteran of the Korean War, he is the author of more than twenty-five volumes of poetry, short fiction, and essays, including The Man Who Walked to The Moon (McPherson), The Great Toad Hunt and Other Expeditions (Crossing Press), The Wisdom of Silenus: Collected Essays (St. Andrews College Press), The Old Beast (Copper Canyon Press), and, with Walter Lowenfels, The Life of Fraenkel's Death (Washington State U. Press). For over thirty years he taught at Bowling Green State University, Ohio, first as director of the Creative Writing Program, later as director of the Ph.D.-Creative Emphasis degree program. Among his many honors are two NEA fellowships, the 1990 Ohioana Award for poetry, the Golden Nugget Award (U.T. at El Paso), the Hart Crane Award, a National Woodrow Wilson fellowship and a Fulbright fellowship.

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• Verlag: McPherson & Co Publishers,U.S.
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2010
• ISBN 10: 0929701909
• ISBN 13: 9780929701905
• Einband: Tapa blanda
• Anzahl der Seiten: 64