112 results for 'Lytle, Lowell'

William Logan's latest collection of essays and reviews offers a unique perspective on poetry. A long-time critic, he challenges conventional wisdom and argues that some of the most misunderstood...

A husband and wife's lives are turned upside down when their family connections tie them to a devastating disease that has inspired a serial killer. Sara Lowell, a TV journalist, and Michael...

Little Feat: A 50-Year Career in Music. Despite never achieving mainstream success, Little Feat has maintained a loyal following among musicians and music enthusiasts. Their idiosyncratic sound has...

Thoroughly revised and updated, this volume offers a range of perspectives on Greek myth. Interest in Greek mythology has grown since its first edition was published in 1990, reflecting ongoing...

A Shore Thing by Joanna Lowell is a charming Victorian queer love story that combines low-stakes adventure with warm romance. The novel follows Kit Griffith, a former painter who has lost his ability...

Brendon Lowell loves love and has created a dating app to help people find their one true pairing. When his sister's best friend turns up in Seattle unexpectedly, Brendon sees an opportunity to show...

Elizabeth Hardwick: A Life of Intellect and Passion Cathy Curtis offers a lively and illuminating biography of Elizabeth Hardwick, a formidable member of the intellectual elite. Born in Kentucky,...

Jack Kerouac: A Complex and Compelling Man Dennis McNally's biography offers a rich and sensitive portrait of Jack Kerouac, a complex and compelling man whose life was marked by both creative triumph...

Gerald Dawe's Looking Through You: Northern Chronicles is a personal and evocative memoir that explores the musical, literary and artistic influences that shaped his awakening as a poet. Set against...

Strong Words: A Comprehensive Selection of Modern Poetry This judicious and comprehensive collection brings together the work of some of modern poetry's finest practitioners. Spanning key figures...

Restoring the forgotten world of ephemeral bibelots to the scholarly canon. In Ephemeral Bibelots, Brad Evans explores the short-lived vogue for avant-garde journals that swept around the globe in...

About Poems and how Poems are Not about by Anne Stevenson In this thought-provoking collection, poet and critic Anne Stevenson explores the evolution of poetry in America and Britain since the 1930s...