112 results for 'Lytle, Lowell'

Amy Lowell's Selected Poems offers a rare opportunity to experience the work of one of America's most influential poets. Within a thirteen-year period, Lowell produced six volumes of poetry and...

Robert Lowell's Collected Poems brings together a comprehensive range of his work, from early collections like Land of Unlikeness to later masterpieces such as Day by Day. This definitive edition...

Pictures of the Floating WorldA collection of poetry by Amy Lowell, published in 2006. This volume presents a unique perspective on life and nature, showcasing Lowell's distinctive voice and style...

Robert Lowell: A Study of Genius, Mania, and Character by Kay Redfield Jamison is a magisterial exploration of the complex relationship between illness and art. Pulitzer Prize finalist Kay Redfield...

Atlantic Currents II: Connecting Cork & Lowell is a collection of stories, essays, and poems by writers from University College Cork in Ireland and University of Massachusetts, Lowell, in the U.S...

The Dolphin Letters, 1970-1979 is a unique and intimate portrait of Robert Lowell and Elizabeth Hardwick's relationship during its final seven years. This correspondence, edited by Saskia Hamilton,...

The Dolphin Letters, 1970-1979: A Portrait of Marriage and Art. This collection of letters offers an unprecedented glimpse into the personal lives of two literary giants, Robert Lowell and Elizabeth...

Last Looks, Last Books by Helen Vendler explores how five modern American poets, writing their final works, sought to express the complexities of life and death. In this thought-provoking study,...

Diving Into the Deep by Lowell Lytle is an unforgettable account of faith and courage. This gripping narrative follows one man's extraordinary journey as he confronts every obstacle life throws his...

Robert Lowell's Selected Poems brings together a carefully curated selection from his body of work, showcasing the poet's unique voice and style.Chosen by Katie Peterson to celebrate Robert Lowell's...

Lowell Hemming's life has been put on hold. Grounded from his job as a photographer, he's struggling to cope with being back in his small hometown. With no end to the current situation in sight,...

Amy Lowell's love poems to Ada Dwyer Russell are a remarkable and barely encoded expression of lesbian desire. This collection brings together three voices: Lowell's own poems, a scholarly essay by...

This definitive edition of Robert Lowell's poetry brings together a lifetime of work, from the early triumph of 'Lord Weary's Castle' to the spontaneity of 'History' and 'The Dolphin'. Lowell's poems...

Robert Lowell's Memoirs is a comprehensive collection of his autobiographical prose, spanning from his youth to reflections on his adult life. This volume brings together previously unpublished...

The Dolphin Two Versions, 1972-1973 by Robert Lowell is a provocative poetry collection that explores the boundaries between art and life. Written with remarkable technical power and control, these...

The City of Inmates: Conquest, Rebellion, and the Rise of Human Caging in Los Angeles, 1771-1965 By Kelly Lytle Hernandez This book tells the story of how Los Angeles became the capital city of the...

When Professor James Lowell's life is brutally cut short in his Oxford college rooms, Anna Hopkins is left to unravel the tangled threads of his past. As she digs deeper into the circumstances...

Robert Lowell's poetry collection published in Spanish as "1946-1967" offers a unique perspective on the poet's life and work. This rare edition, published by Vaso Roto in 2017, presents a...

Robert Lowell's Notebook 1967-68 Poems is a significant work in his career, offering a unique glimpse into his thoughts and reactions to the events of the late 1960s.This collection comprises...

The All-Consuming Nation: Chasing the American Dream Since World War II by Mark H. Lytle In 1958, Richard Nixon famously argued that consumer freedom was at the heart of the American way of life...

Lowell Mitchell's ordinary day took an extraordinary turn when she vanished without warning. Police Chief Frank Ford is determined to uncover the truth behind her disappearance. As he delves into the...

Life Studies by Robert Lowell is a collection of poems that explore the complexities of human emotion. The poems in this volume are known for their intense and often shocking nature, yet they also...

Discover the first installment in a brand new series that reveals the truths behind your favorite monsters. For centuries, monsters have been portrayed as frightening creatures in cinema, television,...

Crime writer Iain Carter has recently married and is struggling to make a decent living as an author. To protect his identity while writing a satirical series featuring a pompous dictatorial police...

Geo-metrics IIIm: The Metric Application of Geometric Tolerancing Techniques, as Based Upon Harmonization of National and International Standards PracticesDevelop your skills in managing modern...

The art of poetry is often misunderstood as a spontaneous outpouring of the heart. However, like any skilled craft, it requires dedication and practice to master. In "Sword Blades and Poppy Seed",...

Discovering Pluto is an authoritative account of the exploration of Pluto and its moons. Co-authored by Dale P. Cruikshank and William Sheehan, this book tells the story of our unfolding knowledge of...

Conrad Shawcross Inverted Spires and Descendant Folds by Lytle Shaw;Ivorypress art + books (Madrid) is a monograph exploring the artist's work that lies at the intersection of geometry, philosophy,...

Expert Insights for Business Success and Personal Development This book brings together 30 world-class experts who share their wisdom on achieving success in business and personal development. Among...

Narrowcast explores how mid-century American poets used tape recording as a new form of sonic field research to contest dominant media and state models of time. Through their recordings, these poets...

Frank O'Hara: A New Language for Understanding the Poet and His World Lytle Shaw's innovative study explores how Frank O'Hara used social and philosophical problems to create a new understanding of...

Snow: A Guide for All Boarders by Lowell Hart is an instructional guide that helps anyone learn to snowboard, regardless of age or skill level. With this comprehensive and illustrated book, beginners...

The Victim of Rape Institutional Reactions by Lynda Lytle Holmstrom and Ann Wolbert Burgess is an in-depth examination of how major institutions respond to rape victims in the United States. This...

Atlantic Currents: Connecting Cork and Lowell brings together sixty-five writers from both sides of the Atlantic Ocean in a unique anthology. Their stories, poems, essays, songs, and parts of novels...

Rattan: A World of Elegance and Charm explores the enduring appeal of this sustainable tropical palm in furniture design. Lulu Lytle examines the history and craftsmanship of rattan, showcasing its...

The untold history of the US Border Patrol is revealed in this comprehensive study. From its humble beginnings in 1924 to its current status as a large professional police force, Migra!: A History of...

A black comedy about redemption through real estate, set against the backdrop of New York City's collapse. Lowell Lake, a young writer with big ambitions, finds himself stuck in a mundane job and a...

The Kennedy Moment is a gripping political thriller that masterfully weaves together international intrigue and personal drama. When Dr Michael Lowell receives an invitation to a weekend reunion with...

The 1910 Mexican Revolution was sparked by a group of migrant rebels from the United States. Led by Ricardo Flores Magón, they organized thousands of workers and dissidents to challenge Mexico's...

Fieldworks: A Historical Account of Site-Specific Poetry Lytle Shaw's groundbreaking study explores how poets and artists have sought to ground their work in the physicality of a site. Through a...

Emmeline Mosher's life is turned upside down when she leaves her family's farm in Maine to start anew in Lowell, Massachusetts. This move brings with it a world of change and unexpected experiences...

Abandoned Jacksonville: Ruins of the First Coast by David Bulit explores the transformation of this city's forgotten landmarks from decay to revitalization. From the demolition of LaVilla...

Robert Lowell's Day by Day is a poignant and powerful collection of poetry that cemented his reputation as one of the great poetic voices of the century. Published in 1978, this was the last book to...

Archie Sheridan's past traumas still linger, but he's been given a new case to focus on. A cyclist has discovered a body in Mount Tabor Park, and Archie is now investigating. His work takes an...

A psychological thriller from bestselling author Freida McFadden, The Housemaid is Watching is a twisty and tension-packed tale of secrets and danger in a seemingly idyllic suburban street. When a...

A Powerful and Dramatic Thriller from Jonathan Kellerman Jonathan Kellerman's latest novel is an absorbing thriller that expertly navigates complex clues to reveal intolerable truths. For fans of...

This comprehensive guide to research in Greek Mythology provides an overview of the main questions, theories, and methods used in studying this ancient field. Lowell Edmunds offers a critical...

The Age of Jackson by Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. This book is an in-depth exploration of Andrew Jackson's presidency and its lasting impact on American history. Delivered as a series of lectures, the...

Wolfe Lonetree agrees to rescue Lady Jessica Charteris from an unwanted marriage, but only if she will be his wife. This arrangement is born out of necessity for both parties, with Jessica seeking...

Four books in one, this complete saga follows Candra Lowell as she navigates her transformation into a werewolf and confronts the challenges of her past and present.From her initial arrival in...

A whaler's arrival in 1920s England disrupts the peace of a small coastal town. John Lowell and his wife Harriet enjoy a simple life, but tensions arise when an American whaler brings his daughters...

The Italian Visitor explores the complexities of memory through a unique blend of poetry and personal reflection. The book begins with an extended elegy for the Cold War era, before moving on to a...

Words That Burn by Josephine Hart brings together a selection of poetry from renowned poets including Milton, Byron, Keats, Shelley, Browning, Frost and Lowell. This collection is accompanied by an...

Elemental Ecocriticism: Thinking with Earth, Air, Water, and Fire by Jeffrey Jerome Cohen and Lowell Duckert explores the concept of elemental materiality and its relevance to ecological concerns...

Dark Season by Joanna Lowell is a gothic romance that explores the complexities of the human experience. When Ella Arlington's epilepsy is misinterpreted as spiritual possession, she finds herself at...

Kane and Abel, a sprawling epic by Jeffrey Archer, tells the story of two men born worlds apart, yet destined to be locked in a relentless struggle for success and triumph. William Lowell Kane and...

China's Quest for National Identity by Lowell Dittmer and Samuel S. Kim explores the complex and evolving nature of Chinese national identity from premodern times to the present day. The authors...

Create a vibrant and chemical-free vegetable garden with companion planting. This expert guide reveals how to pair plants for a bountiful harvest while minimizing pests and disease. Discover...

Randall Jarrell's essays are a testament to his unique perspective as a poet and critic. This collection draws from four of his essay collections, showcasing his wit, intelligence, and literary...

William Lowell Kane and Abel Rosnovski, two men born on the same day, one on the opposite side of the world, are brought together by fate and the pursuit of a dream. Their lives become inextricably...

The Massachusetts town of Chelmsford, chartered in 1655, was composed of five villages. By the 1820s, industries related to cast iron production and textiles began emerging in the North village,...

Tom Sleigh's inventive prose explores the complexities of selfhood in poetry. In "Interview with a Ghost", he investigates the role of subjectivity and the limits of the first person in contemporary...

Gerard Manley Hopkins' poetry is a testament to his lifelong struggle with faith. This collection brings together selections from his poems, letters, journals, and spiritual writings, offering a...

One year has passed since Marco Polo Woodridge lost his father in a tragic factory accident. The smell of death still lingers in the air, a constant reminder of Charles Woodridge's fate at J...

A collection of poems about our moon, celebrating its 50th anniversary since the first moon landing. This anthology brings together new and classic poems from well-known American poets for children,...

The Existential Graphs of Charles S. Peirce by Don D. Roberts Charles S. Peirce's graphical publications were relatively rare and not easily understood, even by his contemporaries. In contrast to the...

Tino Robbins is roped into helping his sister deliver her premade Italian dinners when he should be studying for finals. But one delivery might change everything. Channing Lowell's charmed life...

Heartsick by Chelsea Cain is a dark and suspenseful thriller that follows Detective Archie Sheridan as he searches for a new killer terrorizing Portland. Two years after his last encounter with...

Explore the wonders of our underwater world with this beautifully illustrated picture book. Sue Lowell Gallion's stunning artwork brings to life the diverse plants and animals that inhabit our...

A Nature Poem for Every Spring Evening by Jane McMorland Hunter is a beautiful collection of 91 poems to celebrate the arrival of spring. Spanning from March 1 to May 31, this anthology invites you...

William Carlos Williams' poetry is deeply rooted in the senses, with much of his work being easily accessible and free from abstraction. His poetry typically consists of brief poems that capture the...

Doctor Sax is an autobiographical account of growing up in Lowell, Massachusetts, told through the fictional alter ego Jack Duluoz. Kerouac weaves together real people and events with fantastical...

A Wild Western Cinderella by Susan Lowell is a charming tale about two young women with vastly different personalities. One is kind and gentle, while the other is mean-spirited and controlling. When...

A Victorian historical romance from Joanna Lowell, featuring an art critic and a lady forger. Sparks fly between Nina Finch, who can paint like Botticelli, and Alan De'Ath, as they navigate their...

The Kaiser's Merchant Ships in World War I by William Lowell Putnam is a well-illustrated history that explores the role of Germany's merchant Marine fleet during the war. This book delves into the...

The Kingdom of the Sun and Moon by Lowell H. Press is an action-packed adventure story that follows two young brothers as they navigate treacherous worlds and fight for their kingdom's survival. When...

John Berryman's Poems offers a unique perspective on one of America's most celebrated poets. This collection brings together a selection of poems by Berryman, alongside his personal and critical...

Death has been a muse for modern poets, and Jahan Ramazani explores this fascination in his study of the elegy. From Langston Hughes's lynch poems to Sylvia Plath's father elegies, poetry has sought...

A Thickness of Particulars: The Poetry of Anthony Hecht is a comprehensive study of one of the 20th century's greatest formal poets. Drawing on Hecht's correspondence, this book situates his work...

Lowell Sheppard embarks on a six-week journey through Japan, tracing the path of the cherry blossom as it blooms from south to north. Along the way, he experiences the country's rapid modernisation...

Darryl Pinckney's memoir Come Back in September is a vivid account of his introduction to New York City and its literary world in the 1970s. As he recounts his friendship with Elizabeth Hardwick and...

A History of America in Ten Strikes by Erik Loomis is a compelling account of ten pivotal moments when workers fought to change the balance of power in America. This powerful and accessible book...

Elizabeth Hardwick: A Life of Intellect and Passion Elizabeth Hardwick was a formidable figure in the intellectual elite of New York City in the 20th century. Her life was marked by both great...

The Lyric in the Age of the Brain by Nikki Skillman explores how scientific discoveries have changed our understanding of human consciousness. In recent years, research has shed light on the...

Milton Bradley was born in Maine in 1836 and moved to Lowell, Massachusetts at age 11. His early life included both successes and challenges, shaping his idea for his first board game: The Checkered...

A comprehensive anthology of 19th-century American poetry brings together some of the most iconic voices of the era. Spanning nearly three hundred poems and spanning over a century, this collection...

Elizabeth Bishop: A Biography of Poetry This biography and critical study offers a fascinating insight into the life and work of Elizabeth Bishop, one of America's most celebrated poets. Lorrie...

Real-life advice from real working moms. '42 Rules for Working Moms (2nd Edition)' offers honest insights into balancing personal and professional life. Written by a diverse group of experienced...

The New Anthology of American Poetry brings together a diverse selection of poems from 1950 to the present. Spanning canonical works and contemporary voices, this comprehensive anthology invites...

Dirty Crazy Bad is a dark college reverse harem romance novel by Siobhan Davis. Julia's attempt to start fresh at Lowell University turns into a complicated web of relationships and rivalries.When...

Hannah McGarry's world has been turned upside down. Her husband's suspicious death and the disappearance of a valuable necklace have left her with more questions than answers. Desperate for help, she...

Our Seasons: The World in Winter, Spring, Summer, and Autumn by Sue Lowell Gallion is a beautifully designed picture book that transforms into a freestanding globe. Explore Earth's four seasons with...

Lady Caroline Blackwood was a woman of captivating beauty and wit, whose dark-eyed allure has been immortalized in photographs by Walker Evans and paintings by Lucian Freud. Her life was marked by...

Archie Sheridan's life was starting to rebuild. But then he received a mysterious child's message that led him to two bodies in Forest Park. Now, with a new case, Archie is forced back into the dark...

Stealing Helen: A Comparative Perspective on the Abducted Wife. This study explores a common mythological pattern in folktales from around the world - the abduction of a beautiful woman by her...

Canti is a deeply personal and philosophical work that spans drastic shifts in tone and material. Written over several decades, this extraordinary collection encompasses early personal elegies and...

Lowell Thomas's account of the Burma Campaign in World War II is a gripping and insightful look at the formation of the Chindits, troops specializing in operations in Japanese-occupied territory. Led...

For All Waters explores the uncharted wetscapes of early modern travel writing. Lowell Duckert reveals how playwrights and writers like Sir Walter Raleigh composed "hydrographies," bodily and textual...

Second Chance Summer by Kait Nolan is a heartwarming romance about two people who find love in unexpected ways. After a near-fatal accident, Professor Audrey Graham returns to Camp Firefly Falls,...

Constance Browning returns to her childhood home in Oregon after years away, accompanied by her colleague and friend Thomas Lowell. They are working together on a project to document the native...