Book summaryRobert Hayden was one of the most important African American poets of the twentieth century, and a celebrant of the black experience. Media reviews"Hayden was a remembrancer, a poet of faith and superb execution, and one of the best teachers by example one can find in the poetry of the twentieth century, or any age. His words enhance and engage us as awakened selves, a nation in process, an abiding transcendent world voice." |
Collected Poems Robert Haydenby Hayden, RobertFirst Thus
Book desription: New York: Liveright Publishing Corporation, 1996 The poems are copyrighted 1985, but this is the first edition with an introduction by Arnold Rampersad of Princeton University. Beautiful dust jacket shows very minor general wear, near fine except for a tiny tear at head of spine. Red cloth spine with title embossed in silver. Boards are black, exterior is very clean. Interior is clean except for some faint liquid stains on front free endpaper. Robert Hayden grew up in Detroit and eventually became a professor at the University of Michigan. . First Thus. Cloth and Board. Near Fine/Near Fine. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.
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