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A perfect alternative to massive poetry anthologies, this brief, affordable collection of over 250 poems provides a concise yet comprehensive introduction to the study of poetry. Authors new to this collection, including Amy Gerstler (named by the Los Angeles Times as “one of the best poets in the nation”), and award winners Rebecca Foust and Craig Arnold, provide ample evidence that poetry continues to flourish in today’s world. Young writers Ernest Hilbert and Erica Dawson bring poetry into the 21st century and provide inspiration for aspiring young poets.
This anthology investigates the enduring relevance and technical evolution of poetry by curating a diverse selection of over 250 works spanning historical and contemporary voices. R. S. Gwynn, a seasoned educator and poet, utilizes his editorial expertise to assemble a collection that balances canonical foundations with modern contributions. The framework is designed to serve as an accessible entry point for students and enthusiasts, emphasizing the vitality of the medium across different eras.
What You Will Find
The text is regarded as a practical, high-utility resource for introductory literature courses due to its concise format and balanced selection of classic and modern works. Its focus on accessibility and contemporary relevance makes it a standard choice for educators seeking to introduce students to the breadth of poetic expression.
Page Count:
435
Publication Date:
2011-02-05
Publisher:
Pearson
ISBN-10:
0205101984
ISBN-13:
9780205101986
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