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Hilda Raz has an ability "to tell something every day and make it tough," says John Kinsella in his introduction. Letter from a Place I've Never Been shows readers the evolution of a powerful poet who is also one of the foremost literary editors in the country. Bringing together all seven of her poetry collections, a long out-of-print early chapbook, and her newest work, this collection delights readers with its empathetic and incisive look at the inner and outer lives we lead and the complexities that come with being human. Showcasing the work of a great American voice, Letter from a Place…mehr
Hilda Raz has an ability "to tell something every day and make it tough," says John Kinsella in his introduction. Letter from a Place I've Never Been shows readers the evolution of a powerful poet who is also one of the foremost literary editors in the country. Bringing together all seven of her poetry collections, a long out-of-print early chapbook, and her newest work, this collection delights readers with its empathetic and incisive look at the inner and outer lives we lead and the complexities that come with being human. Showcasing the work of a great American voice, Letter from a Place I've Never Been at last allows us to see the full scope and range of Raz's work.
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Hilda Raz is a former editor of Prairie Schooner and was named the first Luschei Professor and Editor in the Department of English at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. She is the editor of the Mary Burritt Christiansen Poetry Series at the University of New Mexico Press and the poetry editor for ABQ (in)Print and Bosque Press. Raz is the author or editor of fourteen books, including List and Story. Kwame Dawes is Chancellor’s Professor of English and Glenna Luschei Editor of Prairie Schooner at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. John Kinsella is the author of more than thirty books, including Jam Tree Gully and Firebreaks.
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Editor’s Note by Kwame Dawes Introduction by John Kinsella What Is Good (1988) I She Speaks Yom Kippur Father Shabbos Dishes Accident Piecing Saying Goodbye to the Property What Is Good II Family Worry about Meaning Helios at Bread Loaf, the Album With Stanley Kunitz at the Car Wash The Man Women Raised in the Fifties Shame, or the Computer Uses of Natural Language Assignment Three Ways of Looking at It Trying to Buy off Death Lacunae III What Happened This Summer Divorce Detail 1 September, 100 Degrees Journal Entry: The Tropics A Meeting with My Ex-Husband Version Pain Small Shelter High Ground IV Some Other Women Now Plate xii Widow Lot’s Wives Gossip She Oracle Pregnant Woman Visitant Cradle I Am Sick Visions V Jan’s Orchard, Nebraska Locus Sex Alone Late March Look Piecing the Universe Together with Dresses Friend in a Distant City Advice I Can’t. Yes, You Can. C3 Prospectus Life Outside the Self: The Uncertainty Principle The Bone Dish (1989) That’s Something Sarah’s Wing April Teaching, Outstate Nebraska Diction Native Words Birthday November Night Driving Town/ County Bear The Sandhills, Early Winter Conversation Photograph of a Child Sleeping What Happens My Daughter Home from College Tells Me about the Gods Ambition September: Getting Married Again My Dream, Your Dream Inside the Geese Divine Honors (1997) Prologue Repair Narrative without People Let’s consider the consequences Isaac Stern’s Performance I I Hear the Name of the Moon and Am Afraid Weathering/ boundaries/ what is good To Explain Mu Coming Down with Something Fish-Belly-Mound “Two Are Better Than One”* Getting Well For Barbara, Who Brings a Green Stone in the Shape of a Triangle Day-Old Bargain Breast/ fever II Sarah’s Response Sarah among Animals Sarah’s Head/ 16 March, Four Months after Surgery Sarah Fledging Sarah’s Waltz Balance Order Axe-earrings, abalone shell Birth III Opening/ Working/ Walking Hey You Grieving, she hits the red fox Mapping/ Bleating Trope Sow Sister Bernini’s Ribbon Petting the Scar Teaching, Hurt Riddle IV Chigger Socks Daylight Savings: Sandy Creek, Nebraska Cobb’s Hill Pond Fuss Zen: the one I love most holds my tongue Camarada From Your Mouth to God’s Ear “We don’t deserve what we get” G: But it’s still not all right with you? Mutation Blues Insomnia Again Service V Hot Dying Terror: A Riddle Nuts Lincoln, Nebraska Letter of Transmittal Now Who Does She Think She Is Earlier Vowels Epilogue Gloxinia/ Flicker/ Oxalis Recovery My Award/ The Jews of Lukow Ecstasies Trans (2001) I Avoidance What Do You Want? Drought: Teaching, Benedict, Nebraska Tough Names My Mother Knew Houses Said to Sarah, Ten Fast Car on Nebraska I-80: Visiting Teacher Afternoon, with Cold Sick Back Friday “The world is not something to look at; it is something to be in.” II Secrets Heart Transplant Footnotes Doing the Puzzle/ Angry Voices Prelude Part Coquette, Part Monster Trans Trans formation/ Feathers/ Train Travel Stone Before John and Maria’s Wedding III Historical Documents Volunteers Some Questions about the Storm Lost Jewelry Mother-in-Law Women & Men Some Questions for the Evening Class Insomnia III She Letter from a Place I’ve Never Been Not Now Summer Anna Maria Is Coming, or Maybe Thomas Barton, or Max! IV Hello The Address on the Map Wonder Woman’s Rules of the Road Aaron at Work/ Rain Sarah Returned to Me, Wearing the Poet’s Gloves Company/ 3 AM First, Thus The Storehouse Early Morning, Left-Handed Visitation: Pink Foam Letter The Funeral of X, Who Was Y’s Mother All Odd and Splendid (2008) I. History: Everyone today looked remarkable Vocation Diaspora Childhood Water Ceremonies All Odd and Splendid Wilt Son He Graduates from Clown School He/ She: The Bike Credo Spring Snowstorm Dante’s Words Sunday Morning, without Couplet Tyr II. The Transfer of Power: So absolute and immutable Once Storm The Transfer of Power An Evening Infant, in New York Visit Four/ Two Eva Unwraps a Band-Aid III. War: Button, feather, tassel or stripe Complaint Flight The Public Baths Pets September 11 Fire Should Be Measured by What Didn’t Burn Paper Strip IV. Seeing the Changes Arousal Coma A Friend Her Dream Objects When the Body Fails Beloved, 24 Funeral, then Flu Suite The Changes A Body of Water Elegy for Two Poets V. The Especial Shape 2 AM Migraine Moving Pictures Dark Haired, Dark Eyed, Fierce Professional Travel Alice VI. All Odd and Splendid Terza Rima Now Tenor Part Splendid Love This Thank You Very Much List & Story (2020) I Autobiography The Spa of the Three Widows Transportation Home Go Late September Photograph Here we go alone, and like it better so Flowers of Immortality II Women and Poetry Women’s Lib Collaboration Women and the Global Imagination The Burnt Journals Dear Sky April One Toe, Crooked List and Story Six Objects in a Gold Foil Box War A Covey of Scaled Quail Another Story III The Impossibility of Stasis The Past and the Future Watching Bulls/ Falling in Love with the Dead A Conversation about Text Emma IV Nick Spencer, Two Days Dead The da Vinci Moon A Meditation on Respect Meditation The Mandala of Now A Symposium on Love Pristine The Sisters Talking to each other First Light Seasons Letters from a Lost Language Published and Uncollected Poems (1975–2019) Writing Big Fiction Long Night 2 AM, after Dental Surgery Graffiti Every Way Spring Again, Rural Nebraska Lost Glasses Anna Bites Her Friend Emma at Preschool Round/ Square Dwell/ April Fragments Birthday, Red-Tailed Hawk Blackberries Up All Night Abecedarian II A Story from Mah-Jongg Club The City of Suffering Another Story New Poems (2020) Dear God, Arms/ Belief Beloveds Clothes Echo Formal Seasonal Looking out the Window, Accordion Polka Accompaniment Picked up in the Garden, with a Line from Mary Oliver Eva Sings Risk After the Memoir, Revelations “Nobody Teaches Life Anything” Policy Discussion, Therapy A Life Sentences The Truth A Wedding Credo 23 Failure Fort Pond Victory Garden, Grass Skirt Acknowledgments Notes
Editor’s Note by Kwame Dawes Introduction by John Kinsella What Is Good (1988) I She Speaks Yom Kippur Father Shabbos Dishes Accident Piecing Saying Goodbye to the Property What Is Good II Family Worry about Meaning Helios at Bread Loaf, the Album With Stanley Kunitz at the Car Wash The Man Women Raised in the Fifties Shame, or the Computer Uses of Natural Language Assignment Three Ways of Looking at It Trying to Buy off Death Lacunae III What Happened This Summer Divorce Detail 1 September, 100 Degrees Journal Entry: The Tropics A Meeting with My Ex-Husband Version Pain Small Shelter High Ground IV Some Other Women Now Plate xii Widow Lot’s Wives Gossip She Oracle Pregnant Woman Visitant Cradle I Am Sick Visions V Jan’s Orchard, Nebraska Locus Sex Alone Late March Look Piecing the Universe Together with Dresses Friend in a Distant City Advice I Can’t. Yes, You Can. C3 Prospectus Life Outside the Self: The Uncertainty Principle The Bone Dish (1989) That’s Something Sarah’s Wing April Teaching, Outstate Nebraska Diction Native Words Birthday November Night Driving Town/ County Bear The Sandhills, Early Winter Conversation Photograph of a Child Sleeping What Happens My Daughter Home from College Tells Me about the Gods Ambition September: Getting Married Again My Dream, Your Dream Inside the Geese Divine Honors (1997) Prologue Repair Narrative without People Let’s consider the consequences Isaac Stern’s Performance I I Hear the Name of the Moon and Am Afraid Weathering/ boundaries/ what is good To Explain Mu Coming Down with Something Fish-Belly-Mound “Two Are Better Than One”* Getting Well For Barbara, Who Brings a Green Stone in the Shape of a Triangle Day-Old Bargain Breast/ fever II Sarah’s Response Sarah among Animals Sarah’s Head/ 16 March, Four Months after Surgery Sarah Fledging Sarah’s Waltz Balance Order Axe-earrings, abalone shell Birth III Opening/ Working/ Walking Hey You Grieving, she hits the red fox Mapping/ Bleating Trope Sow Sister Bernini’s Ribbon Petting the Scar Teaching, Hurt Riddle IV Chigger Socks Daylight Savings: Sandy Creek, Nebraska Cobb’s Hill Pond Fuss Zen: the one I love most holds my tongue Camarada From Your Mouth to God’s Ear “We don’t deserve what we get” G: But it’s still not all right with you? Mutation Blues Insomnia Again Service V Hot Dying Terror: A Riddle Nuts Lincoln, Nebraska Letter of Transmittal Now Who Does She Think She Is Earlier Vowels Epilogue Gloxinia/ Flicker/ Oxalis Recovery My Award/ The Jews of Lukow Ecstasies Trans (2001) I Avoidance What Do You Want? Drought: Teaching, Benedict, Nebraska Tough Names My Mother Knew Houses Said to Sarah, Ten Fast Car on Nebraska I-80: Visiting Teacher Afternoon, with Cold Sick Back Friday “The world is not something to look at; it is something to be in.” II Secrets Heart Transplant Footnotes Doing the Puzzle/ Angry Voices Prelude Part Coquette, Part Monster Trans Trans formation/ Feathers/ Train Travel Stone Before John and Maria’s Wedding III Historical Documents Volunteers Some Questions about the Storm Lost Jewelry Mother-in-Law Women & Men Some Questions for the Evening Class Insomnia III She Letter from a Place I’ve Never Been Not Now Summer Anna Maria Is Coming, or Maybe Thomas Barton, or Max! IV Hello The Address on the Map Wonder Woman’s Rules of the Road Aaron at Work/ Rain Sarah Returned to Me, Wearing the Poet’s Gloves Company/ 3 AM First, Thus The Storehouse Early Morning, Left-Handed Visitation: Pink Foam Letter The Funeral of X, Who Was Y’s Mother All Odd and Splendid (2008) I. History: Everyone today looked remarkable Vocation Diaspora Childhood Water Ceremonies All Odd and Splendid Wilt Son He Graduates from Clown School He/ She: The Bike Credo Spring Snowstorm Dante’s Words Sunday Morning, without Couplet Tyr II. The Transfer of Power: So absolute and immutable Once Storm The Transfer of Power An Evening Infant, in New York Visit Four/ Two Eva Unwraps a Band-Aid III. War: Button, feather, tassel or stripe Complaint Flight The Public Baths Pets September 11 Fire Should Be Measured by What Didn’t Burn Paper Strip IV. Seeing the Changes Arousal Coma A Friend Her Dream Objects When the Body Fails Beloved, 24 Funeral, then Flu Suite The Changes A Body of Water Elegy for Two Poets V. The Especial Shape 2 AM Migraine Moving Pictures Dark Haired, Dark Eyed, Fierce Professional Travel Alice VI. All Odd and Splendid Terza Rima Now Tenor Part Splendid Love This Thank You Very Much List & Story (2020) I Autobiography The Spa of the Three Widows Transportation Home Go Late September Photograph Here we go alone, and like it better so Flowers of Immortality II Women and Poetry Women’s Lib Collaboration Women and the Global Imagination The Burnt Journals Dear Sky April One Toe, Crooked List and Story Six Objects in a Gold Foil Box War A Covey of Scaled Quail Another Story III The Impossibility of Stasis The Past and the Future Watching Bulls/ Falling in Love with the Dead A Conversation about Text Emma IV Nick Spencer, Two Days Dead The da Vinci Moon A Meditation on Respect Meditation The Mandala of Now A Symposium on Love Pristine The Sisters Talking to each other First Light Seasons Letters from a Lost Language Published and Uncollected Poems (1975–2019) Writing Big Fiction Long Night 2 AM, after Dental Surgery Graffiti Every Way Spring Again, Rural Nebraska Lost Glasses Anna Bites Her Friend Emma at Preschool Round/ Square Dwell/ April Fragments Birthday, Red-Tailed Hawk Blackberries Up All Night Abecedarian II A Story from Mah-Jongg Club The City of Suffering Another Story New Poems (2020) Dear God, Arms/ Belief Beloveds Clothes Echo Formal Seasonal Looking out the Window, Accordion Polka Accompaniment Picked up in the Garden, with a Line from Mary Oliver Eva Sings Risk After the Memoir, Revelations “Nobody Teaches Life Anything” Policy Discussion, Therapy A Life Sentences The Truth A Wedding Credo 23 Failure Fort Pond Victory Garden, Grass Skirt Acknowledgments Notes
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