Tue Dec 17 16:51:09 2013 UTClccn-n500014170.07The wizard's tears /0.360.84Anne Sexton's confessional poetics /46802934Anne_Sextonn 500014174944996503228750319844945020494502350956074933845494502784362045225895493392137110573992250370905186057Harvey, Anne Gray, 1928-1974Harvey, Anne Gray 1928-1974 Frueherer NameSexton, Anne Gray Harvey 1928-1974آن سكستون، 1928-1974セクストンセックストン, アンlccn-n79116459Middlebrook, Diane Wood1939-2007lccn-n79076584Sexton, Linda Gray1953-edtlccn-n80014303George, Diana Hume1948-lccn-n88097644Ames, Loislccn-n85092106Colburn, Steven E.1953-lccn-no98092008Swan, Barbara1922-lccn-n79032880Plath, Sylvialccn-n78004622Hall, Caroline King Barnardlccn-n77011314McClatchy, J. D.1945-lccn-n79084784Jesus ChristSexton, Anne1928-1974192819741947195819591960196119621963196419651966196719681969197019711972197319741975197619771978197919811982198319841985198619871988198919901991199219931994199519961997199819992000200120022003200420052006200720082009201020112012201337895303589811.54PS3537.E915ocn688557151ocn162101406ocn443604418ocn444484485ocn722929693ocn722386015244417ocn007278071book19810.21Sexton, AnneThe complete poemsFrom the joy and anguish of her own experience, Sexton fashioned poems that told truths about the inner lives of men and women. This book comprises Sexton's ten volumes of verse, including the Pulitzer Prize-winner Live or Die, as well as seven poems form her last years+-+6122040485174517ocn000201420book19710.28Sexton, AnneTransformations"...retelling many of the Grimms' fairy tales in poetry"--P.ix+-+K77276048516397ocn001092608book19750.28Sexton, AnneThe awful rowing toward God148212ocn000183211book19670.31Sexton, AnneLove poemsA collection of twenty-five poems originally published in 1967, in which the author explores the topic of adultery as experienced by an affluent, white Protestant wife+-+0512600485141112ocn017234233bks|url19880.27Sexton, AnneSelected poems of Anne SextonA selection of poems by contemporary American author Anne Sexton, drawn primarily from eight previously published collections+-+9732290485138412ocn000273971book19660.32Sexton, AnneLive or die : [poems] / Anne Sexton11877ocn001958255book19760.28Sexton, Anne45 Mercy Street118210ocn000517917book19720.31Sexton, AnneThe book of follyAnne Sexton was an American poet from Weston, Massachusetts, known for her highly personal, confessional verse. She won the Pulitzer Prize for poetry in 1967. Themes of her poetry include her suicidal tendencies, her depression, and her relationships with her husband and children9788ocn000316184book19610.38Sexton, AnneAll my pretty ones; [poems]9717ocn000287754book19600.39Sexton, AnneTo Bedlam and part way back / Anne Sexton7765ocn003842625book19780.34Sexton, AnneWords for Dr. Y. : uncollected poems with three storiesA collection of Sexton's poems containing most of her important work that had not been published at the time of her death4542ocn001273436book19750.07Kumin, MaxineThe wizard's tearsThe new wizard tries to solve all the town's problems, but carelessness with his own magic tears creates a tragedy instead4374ocn000144533book19710.07Kumin, MaxineJoey and the birthday presentA brown field mouse and a caged, pet white mouse become close summertime friends32314ocn001904741rcrd19640.31Sexton, AnneAnne Sexton reads her poetryOn this recording, made shortly before her death in 1974, Anne Sexton reads twenty-four poems selected from different periods in her creative life, all in a dramatic, resonant voice that complements the deeply person quality of her dark, poetic explorations+-+37777094152811ocn154309075book20070.84Gill, JoAnne Sexton's confessional poetics+-+80268586352365ocn001154691book19680.73Poems2044ocn712124150book20120.82Skorczewski, DawnAn accident of hope : the therapy tapes of Anne SextonIn 1956, Anne Sexton was admitted into a mental hospital for post-partum depression, where she met Dr. Martin Orne, a young psychiatrist who treated her for the next eight years. In that time Sexton would blossom into a world-famous poet, best known for her ""confessional"" poems dealing with personal subjects not often represented in poetry at that time: mental illness, depression, suicide, sex, abortion, women's bodies, and the ordinary lives of mothers and housewives. Orne audiotaped the last three years of her therapy to facilitate her ability to remember their sessions. The final six m1216ocn062283599rcrd19710.23Sexton, AnneAnne SextonA remarkable series of audiobooks, featuring distinguished twentieth-century American poets reading from their own work+-+06457406961204ocn000432688book19640.70Sexton, AnneSelected poems1121ocn001413936book19640.20Kumin, MaxineMore eggs of things26956ocn023582599book19910.25Middlebrook, Diane WoodAnne Sexton : a biographyExplores the relationship between the emotional disturbances of poet Anne Sexton and her works+-+373692421517956ocn003202789book19770.27Sexton, AnneAnne Sexton : a self-portrait in lettersA collection of letters written by poet Anne Sexton in which she describes her life, thoughts and feelings, with previously unpublished poems and family pictures and memorabilia+-+153371048513114ocn019322925book19890.32Hall, Caroline King BarnardAnne SextonProvides in-depth analysis of the life, works, career, and critical importance of Anne Sexton12091ocn003414187book19780.38Anne Sexton : the artist and her critics10564ocn030036962book19940.25Sexton, Linda GraySearching for Mercy Street : my journey back to my mother, Anne SextonThis volume is account of the anguish and fierce love between the author and her brilliant, unstable and ultimately self-destructive mother, Anne Sexton (1928-1974). Anne was an American poet, known for her highly personal, confessional verse. She won the Pulitzer Prize for poetry in 1967. Themes of her poetry include her suicidal tendencies, long battle against depression and various intimate details from her private life, including her relationships with her husband and children. The younger Sexton tries to sketch a family dynamic that involves several generations, and she tells the story of her own struggle to break free of maternal dominance even while serving as her mother's literary executor+-+92573216853249871ocn012081531book19850.36Sexton, AnneNo evil star : selected essays, interviews, and prose+-+11181572953249373ocn000724389book19730.34Sexton, AnneThe death notebooks8994ocn510604816com20040.53McGowan, PhilipAnne Sexton and middle generation poetry the geography of griefFocusing on Sexton's poems rather than on the life she led, this fresh critique of her work restarts the debate about her poetry 30 years after her death. McGowan argues that Sexton's poetry collections develop a three-way investigation into the possibilities of language to convey an individual's response to her own existence, to the project of defining love (by physical, human, and divine standards) and to the purpose of the aesthetic in our understanding of these entities. He charts the chronological development of Sexton's poetic aesthetic and provides a new interpretation of this major poe+-+59606886858892ocn013009836book19870.53George, Diana HumeOedipus Anne : the poetry of Anne Sexton8783ocn140310607com20070.53Salvio, Paula MAnne Sexton teacher of weird abundance+-+52452964257691ocn017321376book19880.53Sexton : selected criticism7602ocn019266901book19890.50Wagner-Martin, LindaCritical essays on Anne Sexton7322ocn001009471book19740.57Northouse, CameronSylvia Plath and Anne Sexton: a reference guide7122ocn017953814book19880.50Sexton, AnneAnne Sexton : telling the tale5505ocn562778568book20100.22Sexton, Linda GrayHalf in love : {surviving the legacy of suicide} : a memoirReveals how, as the daughter of the poet Anne Sexton, the author comes to deal with her mother's life and suicide, and with the support of her family, therapy, and medication, is able to control her biploar disorder and her own suicidal tendencies+-+63628973065052ocn017550129book19880.60Original essays on the poetry of Anne Sexton3774ocn051543985book20030.76Swiontkowski, GaleImagining incest : Sexton, Plath, Rich, and Olds on life with daddy"Imagining Incest examines daughter-father relations as depicted in the poetry of Anne Sexton, Sylvia Plath, Adrienne Rich, and Sharon Olds. Swiontkowski demonstrates a progression in these relations from daughter as victim of the father in Sexton and Plath to daughter as rebel against the father in Rich to daughter as successor to the father in Olds. Each poet utilizes the poetic motif of incest in varying degrees to convey this developing relationship, and Swiontkowski shows that the struggles and triumphs inherent in this imagined relationship parallel many of the issues raised in the recent social crisis of recovered memories. Imagining Incest thus casts light on a painful social issue and extends the hope that comparing these four women poets demonstrates that women who have suffered under the tyranny of a patriarchal system can rebel and overcome by confronting and redefining the incestuous nature of their relations with the fathers of society."--BOOK JACKET+-+16156402063361ocn044174145book20000.76Steele, Cassie PremoWe heal from memory : Sexton, Lorde, Anzaldúa, and the poetry of witness+-+17988776852721ocn044090410book20000.60Furst, ArthurAnne Sexton : the last summerThis volume juxtaposes photos with facsimiles of letters and unpublished drafts of poems written by influential American poet Anne Sexton (1928-1974) during the last months of her life, as well as previously unpublished letters to her daughters, giving unprecedented insight into the life of this legendary poet+-+58001776852564ocn012286558book19850.82Markey, JaniceA new tradition? : the poetry of Sylvia Plath, Anne Sexton, and Adrienne Rich, a study of feminism and poetry+-+K772760485+-+K772760485Tue Dec 17 15:10:24 EST 2013batch25984