Double Self Portrait With Mirror: New & Selected Poems (1978-2014)

Kathleen McCracken

Double Self Portrait With Mirror: New & Selected Poems (1978-2014)

Kathleen McCracken

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Abstract

Double self-portrait with mirror presents a selection of the seven previously published collections, in addition to unpublished poems by Canadian Kathleen McCracken, a voice consolidated in Canadian Literature. This bilingual edition introduces the author's work to the Brazilian reader in the translation by José Roberto O'Shea, who accurately and creatively captures the mix of colloquial and charming language, in addition to the surprising metaphorical topographies that are McCracken's trademarks.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Sao Paulo, Brazil
Publisher	Editora Ex Machina
Number of pages	207
Volume	n/a
Edition	n/a
ISBN (Print)	9788567773056
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - 2014

Keywords

selected poems

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Double Self Portrait With Mirror: New & Selected Poems (1978-2014)

Abstract

Keywords

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