Found Object No. 0013.26 West Village, NY, Willa Cather's April Twilights

Found Object No. 0013.26 West Village, NY, Willa Cather's April Twilights

$65.00
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Found Object No. 0013.26 West Village, NY, Willa Cather's April Twilights

Found Object No. 0013.26 West Village, NY, Willa Cather's April Twilights

$65.00

This is the first book of a great American writer, a glimpse of Willa Cather before the novels, already haunted by landscape, longing, beauty, and the lives we imagine elsewhere.

Before My Ántonia and O Pioneers!, Willa Cather was a young poet trying to capture the strange ache of landscape, memory, solitude, and wanting a life larger than the one immediately at hand. April Twilights was her first published book, originally appearing in 1903. It's a collection of poems filled with fading light, prairie distances, classical echoes, lost love, and the early imaginative obsessions that would later make her one of America’s great novelists.

Found, West Village, NY

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