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Personal Best

Makers on Their Poems that Matter Most

Carl Phillips (Hrsg.), Erin Belieu (Hrsg.)

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Home to fifty-eight author-selected poems and accompanying essays, Personal Best: Makers on Their Poems That Matter Most is a far-reaching, essential touchstone for the art of poetry in the United States today.

Personal Best: Makers on Their Poems That Matter Most is home to fifty-eight author-selected poems and accompanying essays that explain how and why each poet chose a poem as their “personal best.” The anthology offers a provocative and surprising range of responses in which readers will find poetic context for the life of a poem and revelatory insight into the unique, personal experiences that shape the writing process itself. Including works from a wide variety of voices both new and well-established, Personal Best is a far-reaching, essential touchstone for the art of poetry in the United States today. The anthology gives readers—both long-time fans of poetry and those just discovering its possibilities—an intimate view of the heart and spirit that make poetry one of our most quintessentially human forms of expression. 


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politics, form, sexuality, criticism, translation, National Book Award, Pulitzer Prize, experimental, violence, gender, writers of color, underrepresented voices, contemporary, craft, personal essay, poetry, place, pandemic, women poets, traditional, lgbtq, Anthology, history, voice