Description
Discover 'The Land's Meaning', an essential poetry collection showcasing the profound works of Randolph Stow, one of Australia's most significant modernist poets. This trade paperback edition, published by Fremantle Press in 2012, offers an in-depth exploration of Stow's poetic genius across 228 pages. With an ISBN of 9781921888090, this beautifully curated volume includes previously uncollected pieces that highlight Stow's haunting and lyrical style, praised by renowned poet John Kinsella as 'groundbreaking, historic, and essential.' Delve into the spiritual and mythical landscapes that define Stow's poetry, meticulously contextualized by Kinsella's rich introduction. Perfect for poetry enthusiasts, students of literature, and anyone seeking a deeper appreciation of Australian poetry, 'The Land's Meaning' stands out as a pivotal collection that resonates with themes of place and identity. Elevate your reading experience and explore the nuances of modernist poetry with this indispensable addition to your library. Whether you are a long-time admirer of Randolph Stow or discovering his work for the first time, this collection promises to engage and inspire, solidifying Stow's legacy in the literary world. Don't miss the chance to own this important work that emphasizes the depth and breadth of Stow's contribution to poetry.