Simic, Charles

A collection of sixty-two poems by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Charles Simic.

"Winner of the 1990 Pulitzer Prize for Poetry." Contents: My mother was. . .-Scaliger turns deadly. . .--I was stolen . . .--(etc.).

A diverse collection of Simic's poetry.

Mixes the haunted world of the poet's East European memory with the American present in verses that fill the wee hours of the evening with angels, pigs, riddles, cemeteries, and dolls that smile.

A collection of poems by the Pulitzer prize winning author, on his impressions of daily life.

Collects essays from Yugoslavian-born, Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Charles Simic in which he examines the lives and works of poets, novelists, artists, and playwrights; and discusses himself, Christopher Marlowe, Louise Gl?uck, and others.

Presents a collection of new and selected poems by Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Charles Simic, featuring works from seven books published since 1986.

A collection of sixty-two poems by Charles Simic.

Gathers sixty poems from nine of Charles Simic's collections spanning 1986-2005, which explore themes in history, spirituality, and American culture.

A Pulitzer Prize-winning collection of prose poems by Charles Simic.