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Anne Sexton by Anne Sexton, Linda Gray Sexton, Lois Ames · Booklabria

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Anne Sexton, Linda Gray Sexton, Lois Ames
Anne Sexton

CorrespondenceAmerican Poets

Anne Sexton

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First published: 1977
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

"An expression of an extraordinary poet's life story in her own words, this book shows Anne Sexton as she really was in private, as she wrote about herself to friends, fellow poets, and students. Illustrated throughout with candid photographs and memorabilia, the letters - brilliant, lyrical, caustic, passionate, angry - are a consistently revealing index to Sexton's quixotic and exuberant personality."--Jacket.

Subjects: Correspondence
American Poets
Poets, correspondence
Sexton, anne, 1928-1974
Time: 20th Century
Characters: Anne Sexton

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