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Title The waltz he was born for : an introduction to the writing of Walt McDonald / edited by Janice Whittington and Andrew Hudgins.

Publication Info. Lubbock : Texas Tech University Press, [2002]
©2002

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Description 1 online resource (vi, 256 pages)
Physical Medium polychrome
Description text file
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (pages 232-245) and index.
Contents Transcending hardscrabble : the evolving vision of Walt McDonald / Andrew Hudgins -- All his hands can do : the poetry of Walt McDonald / Henry Taylor -- Domestic tranquility and national defense : the personal history of Walt McDonald / Jerry Bradley -- Reclaiming the homefront : Walt McDonald's peacekeeping soldiers / Barbara Rodman -- McDonald's a band of brothers : a plea for a deeper understanding / Clay Reynolds -- Walt McDonald's beautiful wasteland / Michael Hobbs -- Unignored plunder : the Texas poems of Walt McDonald / Dave Oliphant -- An uneasy truce : wildness and domesticity in the poems of Walt McDonald / April Lindner -- Walt McDonald, poet of the Southwest / Nick Norwood -- Poetry to trespass for / Dan Flores -- Walt McDonald's poetry : images of man's acceptance of his place in time / Laverne Popelka -- Angel and mirage : concerns of imagination in Walt McDonald and Wallace Stevens / William Wenthe -- How to spin rightly : Walt McDonald's vision of the artist / Janice Whittington -- Dark pearls : an introduction to Walter McDonald's poetic journey of faith / Darryl Tippens -- Intimations of higher matters : anagogical closure in Walter McDonald's Burning the fence / William Jolliff -- Perseverance in Walter McDonald's poetry / Chris Willerton -- Forms of incarnation in the recent poetry of Walter McDonald / Helen Maxson -- An interview with Walt McDonald, april 2000 / Phyllis Bridges.
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Summary Texas Poet Laureate Walt McDonald has published more than eighteen volumes of award-winning poetry. A poet of the landscape, of war and flying, of people just working hard, McDonald is master of the vital image and sound. And he is a poet whose work invites writers such as these gathered here to find and define the elements that delight and fascinate. Each contributor to this volume has followed his own trek of discovery in McDonald's harsh landscapes of arroyos and hardscrabble, in his skies filled with joy and terrors, in those night sweats of pilots. Here, in the territory Walt McDonald has claimed, these writers have found gold. Their essays analyze McDonald's writings about war and the veteran's return to civilian life, the regional grounding of his far-reaching verities, and the writer himself. Some discuss his aesthetic strategies; others examine McDonald in relation to other writers. Still others explore the religious imagery, thought, and implications of McDonald's poetry. One looks at the poet within the context of his fiction, A Band of Brothers, McDonald's elegiac and only collection of short stories. Concluding the study is an interview with McDonald.
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Subject McDonald, Walter -- Criticism and interpretation.
McDonald, Walter.
Criticism and interpretation.
McDonald, Walter.
Texas -- In literature.
Texas.
Genre/Form Electronic books.
Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Added Author Hudgins, Andrew.
Whittington, Janice.
Other Form: Print version: Waltz he was born for. Lubbock : Texas Tech University Press, ©2002 0896724875 (DLC) 2002001767 (OCoLC)48966946
ISBN 1423762711 (electronic book)
9781423762713 (electronic book)
1281093416
9781281093417
0896724875 (Cloth)
9780896724877 (cloth ; alkaline paper)