It goes with the territory : memoirs of a poet / Elaine Feinstein.

By:

Feinstein, Elaine [author.]

Material type: Text

TextPublisher: Richmond : Alma Books, 2013Description: 1 online resource (277 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates)Content type:

text

Media type:

computer

Carrier type:

online resource

ISBN:

9781846883064
1846883067
0714545422
9780714545424

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: It goes with the territory.DDC classification:

821/.914 23

LOC classification:

PR6056.E38 Z46 2013

Online resources:

EBSCOhost

Contents:

Cover; Half-title Page; Title Page; Copyright; Contents; Prelude; Chapter 1 Foreign Roots; Chapter 2 A Quiet War in Leicester; Chapter 3 Dreaming of Elsewhere; Chapter 4 NW3; Chapter 5 Portugal Place, Cambridge; Chapter 6 The Opening Field; Chapter 7 History Lessons; Chapter 8 The Brighton Year 1967-68; Chapter 9 Metropolis; Chapter 10 Bananas; Chapter 11 Marina's Gifts; Chapter 12 Russia; Chapter 13 Family Travels; Chapter 14 Grief; Chapter 15 Exile; Chapter 16 Nezlin's Stamp; Chapter 17 Rewards and Explosions; Chapter 18 Consequences; Chapter 19 California; Chapter 20 Poetry and Friends.

Chapter 21 TripsChapter 22 Resolution; Coda; Acknowledgements; Index.

Summary: The first memoir by an influential poet, novelist, and critic, full of literary anecdotesA prolific author of novels, poetry collections, plays, biographies, and translations, Elaine Feinstein shares the story of her journey from a Jewish childhood in Leicester into the undergraduate world of post-war Cambridge, the excitement of friendships in the literary world, and the tensions of a poet's writing life inside a long and sometimes painful marriage. This book, however, is not only the intimate memoir of one of Britain's finest poets and novelists: it is also the story of a ra.

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Includes index.

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Chapter 21 TripsChapter 22 Resolution; Coda; Acknowledgements; Index.

The first memoir by an influential poet, novelist, and critic, full of literary anecdotesA prolific author of novels, poetry collections, plays, biographies, and translations, Elaine Feinstein shares the story of her journey from a Jewish childhood in Leicester into the undergraduate world of post-war Cambridge, the excitement of friendships in the literary world, and the tensions of a poet's writing life inside a long and sometimes painful marriage. This book, however, is not only the intimate memoir of one of Britain's finest poets and novelists: it is also the story of a ra.

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