Paul Metcalf

Collected Works, 1987-1997

by Paul C. Metcalf

The first in a three-volume set of the collected writings of Paul Metcalf. This volume includes his early formative novel, "Will West"; his monumental breakthrough, "Genoa"; the quirky "Patagonia"; the lyrical "Apalache"; and perhaps his darkest work, "The Middle Passage".

Editions of Paul Metcalf

ISBN 9781566890564	Binding/Format Hardcover	Publisher Coffee House Pr	Date 1997	Price $8.45	Good
ISBN 9781566890502	Binding/Format Hardcover	Publisher Coffee House Pr	Date 1996	Price $5.20	Used - Like New
ISBN 9781566890625	Binding/Format Hardcover	Publisher Coffee House Pr	Date 1997	Price $6.80	Used - Like New

Publisher Notes

"An invaluable literary landscape". -- Publishers Weekly (starred review) "Often startling, and always amazing". -- Columbus Dispatch Critical acclaim has been unanimous m declaring Paul Metcalf a newly rediscovered genius. Volume III completes the publication of this author's collected works with rich fare. Of particular note to collectors is the debut of his latest two significant works -- Huascaran, a magnificent poetic tribute to the Indians of Peru, and a brilliant essay encompassing a last thoughtful look at Melville, the Wizard of Oz, and the concept of home. Also included are Firebird, Golden Delicious, ... and nobody objected, Araminta and the Coyotes, Mountaineers Are Always Free!, Where Do You Put the Horse?, and The Players.