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  • Bild des Verkäufers für Arizona Highways May 1987 Vol. 63 No. 5 zum Verkauf von Argyl Houser, Bookseller

    Peter Schwepker; Sam Negri; Bill Ahrendt; David Burckhalter; Joseph E. Brown; Edward L. Averitt, Jr.; Anne Stephenson

    Verlag: Arizona Department of Transportation, Phoenix, AZ, 1987

    Sprache: Englisch

    Anbieter: Argyl Houser, Bookseller, Altadena, CA, USA

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    Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. Pages are clean, unmarked and undamaged with little or no toning. Front and back covers are clean except for a single thin vertical line from top to bottom of the front cover. At the top edge of the front and back covers, there is a faint impression where a paper clip was used. Slight wear to edges of covers and spine. Very little wear otherwise. The magazine will be packed with a backing card, bubble-wrapped and shipped in a sturdy, flat box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: "Interstate 17" (A salute to a favorite superhighway--where 'just the right kind of scenery creates special moods and that expansive feeling of motoring adventure.') by Peter Schwepker; "Carl Hodes and the ERL: A Wunderkind at the Wonderworks" (Catalyst of the unconventional, Hodges directs research that focuses on the future of our planet.and the possible colonization of other worlds) by Sam Negri; "First in a Series: The Presidio of Tubac" (The sixteenth-century fortress at Tubac was once Spain's sole defensive outpost in what came to be called Arizona) by Bill Ahrendt; "Ho, Ho, a Boojum!" ('Out of this world,' exclaimed ASU Professor Robert B. Humphrey, recalling his first viewing of the Boojum tree. 'I felt there should be dinosaurs around') by David Burckhalter; "Music Among the Mesas: A Portfolio" (Daybreak in Monument Valley: from darkest black to silver gray to brilliant orange, sunrise transforms an ancient land); "A Californian Looks at Arizona" (What is it about Arizona that makes thousands of residents of other states want to pull up stakes and head for this part of the inland Southwest?) by Joseph E. Brown; "At ASDB, Challenge is Part of the Curriculum" (Visual or hearing impairments need no longer be barriers to full educational opportunity. And that includes sports.) by Edward L. Averitt, Jr.; "The Phoenix Art Museum: Chinese Cloisonne to Rapid Transit Rembrandt" (A young and dynamic art museum has become a major cultural attraction in the Valley of the Sun) by Anne Stephenson; plus "Editor's Page"; "Letters"; "Arizoniques"; and "Bookshelf".

  • Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Fine. 1st Edition. 35th printing; 139 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm ; ISBN 9780688412319, 0688412319 ; OCLC 416332224 ; gold and white cloth in photographic dustjacket ; Here are modern poems chosen for their individual excellence and their special appeal to young people. Exciting photographs accent the contemporary tone of the collection. From lighthearted Phyllis Mc-Ginley to pessimistic Ezra Pound; from the lyricism of Edna St. Vincent Millay to the vigor of Lawrence Ferlinghette; from Carl Sandburg on loneliness to Paul Dehn on the bomb. The little known or unknown poet and the widely recognized appear side by side. ; The editors spent several years bringing together 1200 poems they considered fine enough to include, then slowly and carefully sifted out of 114 which appear in the book. ; Watermelon Pickle was long a standard in high school curricula, and has been described as a classic. ; Contents: How to Eat a Poem/Eve Merriam- Unfolding Bud/Naoshi Koriyama- Gone Forever/Barriss Mills- Poets Hitchhiking on the Highway/Gregory Corso- To Look at Any Thing/John Moffitt- Absolutes/Gustave Keyser- The Crows/Leah Bodine Drake- Crows/David McCord- Some Brown Sparrows/Bruce Fearing- Swallows/Thomas Hornsby Ferril- Seal/William Jay Smith- Boy with Frogs/Sy Kahn- Giraffes/Sy Kahn- Why Nobody Pets the Lion at the Zoo/John Ciardi- The Bat/Ruth Herschberger- The Bat/Theodore Roethke- Deer Hunt/Judson Jerome- Steam Shovel/Charles Malam- The Toaster/William Jay Smith- On Watching the Construction of a Skyscraper/Burton Raffel- Apartment House/Gerald Raftery- The Builders/Sara Henderson Hay- Transcontinent/Donald Hall- Advice to Travelers/Walker Gibson- Crossing/Philip Booth- Crossing Kansas by Train/Donald Justice- African Sunrise/Gertrude May Lutz- Central Park Tourney/Mildred Weston- August from My Desk/Roland Flint- Kansas Boy/Ruth Lechlitner- Wonder Wander/Lenore Kandel- Reflections Dental/Phyllis McGinley- The Microscope/Maxine Kumin- Child on Top of a Greenhouse/Theodore Roethke- Loneliness/Brooks Jenkins- Indians/John Fandel- Arithmetic/Carl Sandburg- Husbands & Wives/Miriam Hershenson- This Is Just to Say/William Carlos Williams- The Ne'er-Do-Well/Arthur M. Sampley- Meditatio/Ezra Pound- Summons/Robert Francis- Ancient History/Arthur Guiterman- On the Vanity of Earthly Greatness/Arthur Guiterman- Dust/Sydney King Russell- Rebecca/Hilaire Belloc- Bones/Walter de la Mare- Overheard on a Saltmarsh- Harold Monro- Resume/Dorothy Parker- Lost/Carl Sandburg- Fifteen/William Stafford- Interlude III/Karl Shapiro- War/Dan Roth- Too Blue/Langston Hughes- From Two Jazz Poems/Carl W. Hines, Jr.- A Coney Island Life/James L. Weil- Carmel Point/Margaret Phyllis MacSweeney- Forgive My Guilt/Robert P. Tristram Coffin- The Term/William Carlos Williams- Sonic Boom/John Updike- Hey Diddle Diddle/Paul Dehn- Little Miss Muffet/Paul Dehn- Earth/Oliver Herford- Earth/John Hall Wheelock- Southbound on the Freeway/May Swenson- Fueled/Marcie Hans- Unsatisfied Yearning/Richard Kendall Munkittrick- Puppy/Robert L. Tyler- Sunning/James S. Tippett- Elegy for Jog/John Ciardi- Catalogue/Rosalie Moore- Poem/William Carlos Williams- On a Night of Snow/Elizabeth Coatsworth- For a Dead Kitten/Sara Henderson Hay- Oz./Eve Merriam- April/Marcia Masters- in Just/E.E. Cummings- The Child's Morning/Winfield Townley Scott- Four Little Foxes/Lew Sarett- Four Ducks on a Pond/William Allingham- Counting-Out Rhyme/Edna St. Vincent Millay- April/Yvor Winters- Swift Things Are Beautiful/Elizabeth Coatsworth- Fortune/Lawrence Ferlinghetti- Fish Story/Richard Armour- Angler's Choice/H.J. Gottlieb- The Fisher/Lyle Glazier- Hunting Song/Donald Finkel- The Trap/William Beyer- Fireworks/Babette Deutsch- The Garden Hose/Beatrice Janosco- Lullaby/Robert Hillyer- The Base Stealer/Robert Francis- Foul Shot/Edwin A. Hoey- Millions of Strawberries/Genevieve Taggard- Cheers/Eve Merriam- The Forecast/Dan Jaffe- Mother's Biscuits/Freda Quenneville- Two Lives & Others/Winfield Townley Scott- ; FINE/FINE. Book.