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This book contains the complete novels of Fyodor Dostoyevsky in the chronological order of their original publication.Poor FolkThe DoubleNotes From The UndergroundCrime and PunishmentThe GamblerThe IdiotThe Possessed (The Devils)A Raw YouthThe Dream of a Ridiculous ManThe Brothers Karamazov

Sencillez y misterio tal vez sean las dos palabras que mejor describan la poesía de Gabriela Mistral, ya sea ésta una ronda infantil o un canto a las nubes blancas. En la presente antología se han recogido sus poemas mas conocidos y otros tantos que confirman que su obra fue inspirada en palabras de la Academia Sueca al otorgarle el Premio Nobel de Literatura por "emociones poderosas".

Patty Paine is the author of Oracle Bones (Red Hen Press, 2010) and Elegy & Collapse (Finishing Line Press, 2005). She is the founding editor of diode poetry journal. She is an assistant professor of English at Virginia Commonwealth University in Qatar where she teaches writing and literature. Jeff Lodge is the author of the novel Where This Lake Is (White Pine Press, 1997). He is the founding and contributing editor of Blackbird: an online journal of literature and the arts and co-editor of diode poetry journal. He is an assistant professor of core education at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Virginia. Dr Samia Touati is author of Literacy, Access to Information and Development in the Last Decade of the Twentieth Century Moroccan Society (University Press of America, 2010). She is an adjunct instructor in the English department at Virginia Commonwealth University in Qatar.

Gaza, terra da poesia é uma antologia que reúne poemas de 17 jovens poetas nascidos em Gaza, na Palestina, dentre os quais o organizador da coletânea, Muhammad Taysir. O livro foi publicado em Beirut

"Gems of Poetry, for Girls and Boys" is an enchanting collection that seeks to spark the imaginations of its young readers through a diverse array of poetic voices and themes. This anthology brings together poems that celebrate nature, friendship, and morality, skillfully crafted in accessible language suitable for children. The literary style reflects a poignant simplicity that resonates with innocence, while also presenting subtle moral lessons intertwined with vivid imagery. The collection serves as both a mirror and lens through which children can explore their emotions, thoughts, and surroundings in a rapidly changing world. The anonymity of the author adds an intriguing layer to this literary work, inviting speculation about their motivations and background. What is clear is the authorAos deep understanding of youthful curiosity and the desire to cultivate a love for poetry in younger generations. Their intent appears rooted in a tradition that values the formative influence of literature, suggesting an affinity for educational reform and childhood development evident in the 19th-century literary movement. "Gems of Poetry, for Girls and Boys" is highly recommended for parents, educators, and anyone seeking to introduce children to the joys of poetry. This beautifully curated anthology acts as a gentle yet profound introduction to literary art, encouraging creativity and reflection amongst its readers. Each verse serves as a stepping stone into a world where language becomes a plaything for the mind, and imagination knows no bounds.

In "Green Bays: Verses and Parodies," Arthur Quiller-Couch displays his mastery of poetic form and wit, offering readers a delightful collection that blends humor with keen observations of life and literature. This volume showcases a varied literary style, from lyrical reflections to lighthearted parodies that playfully critique contemporary poets and societal norms. The poems are enriched with Quiller-Couchs characteristic charm, capturing the spirit of the early 20th century while engaging with the themes of love, nature, and artistry. His deft use of meter and rhyme elevates the parodic elements, creating an entertaining interplay that resonates with both literary enthusiasts and casual readers alike. Arthur Quiller-Couch, also known as "Q," was an influential critic, novelist, and poet during the late Victorian and early Edwardian eras. His academic background and extensive knowledge of English literature informed his writing, allowing him to seamlessly blend scholarly insight with creative expression. Quiller-Couchs ambition to popularize poetry, coupled with his sharp humor and engaging style, manifests in this work, reflecting his belief in the accessibility of verse for all. "Green Bays" is a must-read for anyone who appreciates the nuanced interplay of humor and poetic craft. Quiller-Couchs unique blend of wit and insight invites readers to explore the subtleties of language while enjoying a delightful romp through the literary landscape. This collection promises to resonate with both poetry aficionados and casual readers looking for a refreshing and entertaining experience.In this enriched edition, we have carefully created added value for your reading experience:- A comprehensive Introduction outlines these selected works unifying features, themes, or stylistic evolutions.- A Historical Context section situates the works in their broader erasocial currents, cultural trends, and key events that underpin their creation.- A concise Synopsis (Selection) offers an accessible overview of the included texts, helping readers navigate plotlines and main ideas without revealing critical twists.- A unified Analysis examines recurring motifs and stylistic hallmarks across the collection, tying the stories together while spotlighting the different works strengths.- Reflection questions inspire deeper contemplation of the authors overarching message, inviting readers to draw connections among different texts and relate them to modern contexts.- Lastly, our handpicked Memorable Quotes distill pivotal lines and turning points, serving as touchstones for the collections central themes.

Those seeking memorable words for their ceremonies of marriage or commitment, or simply want to take delight in an anthology of love poems, will find in this collection old favourites and brand new poems, in English, Scots and Gaelic, all with a Scottish flavour.

Hello, I Am Alive: Poetry Ireland Introductions 2018 is an anthology of poetry from Poetry Ireland, the national poetry organisation. This anthology features the very best of Irelands emerging poets for 2018, as chosen by Sinead Morrissey, a winner of the TS Eliot and Forward Prizes. Along with a pair of superb poems, each poet provides an insightful piece on a favourite poet or poetry collection. Featuring Kate Caoimhe Arthur, Caroline Bracken, Toby Buckley, Supriya Kaur Dhaliwal, Dane Holt, Shannon Kelly, Elizabeth Murtough, Anna Stockdale, Tom Tracey, Roderic Vincent, Dawn Watson, and Milena Williamson, along with superb photographs from Michael Croghan and Izabela Szczutkowska. Quality poems and quality prose from Poetry Ireland: connecting poetry and people.

An introduction to the world of Solstice Shorts, short fiction and poetry for the shortest day of the year. After 8 years and 7 books, Solstice Shorts is taking a break - a Hiatus - until the next time the winter solstice falls on a weekend. Solstice literally refers to the pause when the sun seems to briefly hang unmoving in the sky on the 21st December, so Hiatus is quite an appropriate time theme. Chosen by public vote, the best poems and short stories from each of the previous anthologies sit alongside two pieces chosen by competiton, written to this years theme of Hiatus.

How does it feel to be a foreigner? Can you choose where you call home? What if you reject your home or your home rejects you? Homesickness and Exile is a fascinating collection of poems about the fundamental human need to belong to a place, as poets from across the world provide profound and moving insights into the emotional pull of countries and cities. Poems about homecoming, departure and both voluntary and involuntary exile provoke reflections on alienation and identity, and a recurring theme is the yearning for a sense of belonging and acceptance by a place. This anthology is inspired by the Tristia, a collection of poems written by the Roman poet Ovid after he was banished from Rome by the Emperor for an unknown misdemeanour. Homesickness and Exile expands on Ovids themes and considers spiritual as well as physical exile in the modern world, with poets writing about rootlessness and geographical ennui.

Hora intranquila é um livro que trata sobre as emoções humanas em sua forma crua e genuína. Todos os textos, de autoria de Vanessa Lobo, foram escritos entre os catorze e trinta e quatro anos de idad

In "Immortal Songs of Camp and Field," Louis Albert Banks masterfully weaves a rich tapestry of poetry that reflects the spirit of American life during a time of profound change. This collection is characterized by its lyrical style, bringing to life the voices of soldiers, nature, and the fervor of patriotic zeal. Banks draws from the fireside traditions of folk music and the emotional depth of war-time laments, creating a poignant and compelling narrative throughout the poems, which resonates with the historical context of the Civil War and its aftermath. The melding of personal experience and broader social themes makes this work a vital representation of 19th-century American literature. Louis Albert Banks, a prominent Methodist minister and author, was greatly influenced by his faith and the sociopolitical landscape of his time. His commitment to uplifting the human spirit and his engagement with the trials of his era profoundly shaped his literary voice. Bankss unique blend of devotion and resilience in the face of adversity illuminates his work, as he sought to inspire hope and unity through his poignant verses. For readers drawn to the intersection of poetry and historical narrative, "Immortal Songs of Camp and Field" stands as a significant work that captures the essence of human experience in tumultuous times. This collection not only honors the voices from camp and battlefield but also invites contemporary readers to reflect on their own journeys, making it an essential addition to any literary canon.

This selection charts the civil war in Sri Lanka, a war which has raged for more than three decades, and left a once idyllic landscape devastated. Together these works encapsulate the Tamil story of exile and displacement, of love overshadowed by uncertainty and loss. Introduced by Sascha Ebeling.Translated by Lakshmi Holmstrom.Amma, dont weep.There are no mountains to shoulder your sorrowthere are no riversto dissolve your tears.The instant he handed youthe baby from his shoulder,the gun fired. (from Amma, dont weep, 1985)Cheran was born in Alaveddy in Jaffna, Sri Lanka. His two early collections, A Second Sunrise (1982) and God of Death (1984), and an anthology of Tamil resistance poems, Amidst Death, We Live (1985), are all landmarks in contemporary Tamil poetry. He currently teaches at the University of Windsor, Toronto.Lakshmi Holmstrom recently co-edited The Rapids of a Great River: the Penguin Book of Tamil Poetry (2010). From 2003 to 2006, she was a Royal Literary Fund fellow at the University of East Anglia.This book is also available as an ebook: buy it from Amazon here.

In the Yule-Log Glow, Book I is a rich anthology that captures the enchanting spirit of the winter season through a blend of poetry, essays, and short stories. The collection showcases diverse literary styles, from heartwarming narratives that explore familial bonds to contemplative reflections on solitude and the passage of time, all wrapped in the warmth of the holiday spirit. It is set within a framework that honors both traditional and contemporary themes, presenting age-old customs alongside modern interpretations, making it a pertinent literary offering during the Yule season. The various contributors to this anthology, each with unique backgrounds, share a collective ethos shaped largely by their own experiences with winter festivities and the cultural significance of Yule celebrations. This variety in authorship not only provides a multifaceted view of the Yule season, but also reflects the interconnectedness of human emotions, memory, and storytelling, as each author draws from their heritage to evoke a sense of nostalgia and joy. For readers seeking a captivating exploration of winterAos allure, In the Yule-Log Glow, Book I invites you to immerse yourself in its pages. Whether you are looking to rekindle cherished traditions or discover new narratives, this collection offers a heartwarming escape that resonates well beyond the holiday season.

Travelling from one place to another is never as simple as getting from A to B. Whether youre sailing in a stately cruise liner or running for a grimy commuter train, your mode of transport affects the way you look at the things around you. Travel can even make us question who we are at home: will we be the same person at the other end of the journey?The poems in this anthology look at the ways in which travelling can change us, whether we enjoy or endure it. They take in not only day-trippers and business travellers, but characters who are forced to voyage against their will, as well as those with no choice but to stay put. Whatever your destination, this book is a companion for the journey, exploring the nuances of the strange state of being in transit.

Incredible Things Do Happen: Poetry Ireland Introductions 2019 is an anthology of poetry from Poetry Ireland, the national poetry organisation. This anthology features the very best of Irelands emerging poets for 2019, as chosen by Martina Evans, award-winning poet and reviewer. Along with a pair of superb poems, each poet provides an insightful piece on a favourite - a favourite poet or prose writer or musician or artist. Featuring Andrew Rahal, Angela Finn, Anne Walsh Donnelly, Audrey Molloy, Emily S Cooper, Frank Farrelly, Jim McElroy, Mairead Donnellan, Paul McCarrick, Lorraine McArdle, Joe Carrick-Varty, and Ruth Quinlan, along with superb photographs from Michael Croghan and Izabela Szczutkowska. Quality poems and quality prose from Poetry Ireland: connecting poetry and people.

DRAWN FROM FOUR CENTURIES of writing in English by the famous and the forgotten, Irelands Other Poetry: Anonymous to Zozimus is a major new anthology of entertaining and unusual poems, rhymes and songs. It revisits a forgotten Irish poetic landscape, bringing the reader on an exhilarating alphabetical tour through a country freighted with unexpected curiosities, from Dunluce to Belfast, Dublin, Cork and the Skelligs. Many anonymous or neglected poets, humorists and lyricists will be encountered, as will more celebrated writers, often in skittish mood. They range from Jonathan Swift to Shane MacGowan, by way of Flann OBrien, Goldsmith, George Bernard Shaw and Christy Moore - as well as the occasional exotic visitor like Betjeman or Chesterton - to Michael Hartnett and Brendan Behan, Percy French and Oliver St John Gogarty, Ewart Milne and Derek Mahon, Tommy Makem and James Clarence Mangan: a gathering of the familiar and unfamiliar, on the wing. In Irelands Other Poetry are memorable verses on food and philosophy, on courtship and cuckoldry, on Guinness and ghosts, on war, on murder, on lighting a match. Masterpieces of wordplay and parody rub shoulders with sporting songs, advertising jingles and lyrics from theatre. Here be nonsense verse, satire and stage Irish buffoonery, religious propaganda, doggerel, musichall bawdry, and good honest abuse - some of it politically incorrect, all of it captivating. With over 300 lively illustrations by Hector McDonnell, this wonderful tour dhorizon will become an essential reference work and companion for those interested in Irish writing, culture, or social life down the years, or for anyone who seeks the words of a favourite comic verse. JOHN WYSE JACKSON, for years a director of John Sandoes Bookshop in Londons Chelsea, now lives in County Wexford with his family. His books include John Stanislaus Joyce: The Life of James Joyces Father (with Peter Costello), Flann OBrien at War and We All Want To Change the World: A Life of John Lennon.

This volume joins new editions of both texts of John Lydgates The Dance of Death, related Middle English verse, and a new translation of Lydgates French source, the Danse macabre. Together these poems showcase the power of the danse macabre motif, offering a window into life and death in late medieval Europe. In vivid, often grotesque, and darkly humorous terms, these poems ponder lifes fundamental paradox: while we know that we all must die, we cannot imagine our own death.

Arachne Press has long been a champion of LGBTQ+ writers, but weve never before published an anthology of LGBTQ+ poetry. These are joyful poems that celebrate all that is best about our community/ies and lives. This is not an explain it to the straights book, this is for us. LGBTQ+ readers can open this book at random and find a moment of poetic queer joy for themselves, however big or small.Featuring contributions from: Abhi Alexander Williams Annie Kerr Aoife Mannix Becky Brookfield Cherry Potts Conway Emmett Dean Atta Desree Elizabeth Chadwick Pywell Elizabeth Gibson Garnett Ratte Frost Helen Bowie Jane Aldous Jeremy Dixon John McCullough Joshua Linney Joshua Jones Joy Howard JP Seabright K. Angel Kate Foley Khakan Qureshi, BEM Laurie B. Lawrence Wilson Lydia Fulleylove Maria Jastrzbska Mwelwa Chilekwa P Burton-Morgan Rab Green Rick Dove Robert Hamberger Sophia Blackwell Steph Morris Tanya Erin Sheehan Tom McLaughlin Vron McIntyre Zo Copeland

To mark the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth IIs accession to the throne, Poet Laureate Carol Ann Duffy brings together a dazzling array of contemporary poets (sixty in fact) to write about each of the of the sixty years of Her Majestys reign. Celebrated writers as Simon Armitage, Gillian Clarke, Wendy Cope, Geoffrey Hill, Jackie Kay, Michael Longley, Andrew Motion, Don Paterson and Jo Shapcott, alongside some of the newest young talent around - address a moment or event from their chosen year, be it of personal or political significance or both. Through a series of specially commissioned poems, Jubilee Lines offers a unique portrayal of the country and times in which we have lived since 1952, culminating in an essential portrait of today: the way we speak, the way we chronicle, the way we love and fight, the way we honour and remember. Brilliantly introduced and edited by Carol Ann Duffy, Jubilee Lines is an unforgettable commemoration: not only a monarchs reign but of a way of living for generations of her peoples.