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In his first collection of poetry and prose, award-winning fiction writer Richard Bausch proves that he is also an accomplished poet. Penned over a span of many years, the poems in These Extremes deal with a wide variety of subjects. Many focus on Bausch's own family and relationships. In one long, touching poem, "Barbara (1943-1974)," the poet memorializes his oldest sister, who died young. He also offers two prose memory pieces, recollections from his childhood and adolescence. In these brief "essays," Bausch draws loving but unsentimental portraits of his father, mother, and other relatives.
A collection of poems and prose pieces explores the intimate landscapes of family and memory. Award-winning fiction writer Richard Bausch presents his first collection of poetry and prose, spanning many years of writing. The works delve into a variety of subjects, with a significant focus on Bausch's own family and personal relationships. Through these pieces, he memorializes loved ones and offers tender, yet unsentimental, recollections of his childhood and adolescence.
The collection showcases Richard Bausch's versatility as a writer, extending his acclaimed narrative skill into the realm of poetry and prose memoir. The works are noted for their personal depth, particularly in their exploration of family dynamics and the tender remembrance of loved ones. Readers can expect Bausch's characteristic unsentimental yet deeply felt prose applied to the intimate subject matter of his own life. The collection offers a poignant look into the poet's personal history and relationships.
Page Count:
79
Publication Date:
2010-01-01
ISBN-10:
0807135216
ISBN-13:
9780807135211
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