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ISBN 978-0-14-312418-4 $20.00 ($21.00 CAN) Poetry 6 x 9 144 pp. Rights: E00 A Penguin Poets Original Agent: c/o Penguin On sale: 9/24/2013 SuGGeSTeD ORDeR also availaBle fRoM Penguin: Or To Begin Again 978-0-14-311520-5 $18.00 ClassiC Penguin 74 OCTOBeR A new collection from the author of Or To Begin Again, a finalist for the 2009 National Book Award in Poetry Under the Sign Ann Lauterbach Ann Lauterbach is one of America’s most innovative and provocative poets, acclaimed for her fierce, sensuous, and intellectually charged poems. In this, her ninth book of poems, Lauterbach pursues long-standing inquiries into how language forms and informs our understanding of the relation between empirical observation and subjective response, worldly attachment and inwardness, the given and the chosen. The poems set out not so much to find cogent resolutions to these fluid dyads as to open them to the fact of unknowing that is at the core of all human curiosity and desire. A central prose section tracks along a meditative edge, undertaking the risky task of opening the mind to the limits of apprehension; the final section evokes, in the figure of the instructor, the essential contemporary question of how information becomes knowledge. ann lauteRBaCh is the author of eight collections of poems, most recently Or To Begin Again, and a book of essays, The Night Sky: Writings on the Poetics of Experience. Since 1991 she has been co-chair of writing in the Milton Avery School of the Arts at Bard College, where she is the Ruth and David Schwab II Professor of Languages and Literatures. The recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship and a John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Fellowship, she lives in Germantown, New York. Select Author Appearances
ISBN 978-0-14-312388-0 $18.00 ($19.00 CAN) Poetry 6 x 9 96 pp. Rights: W00 A Penguin Poets Original Agent: Penguin First serial, Audio, U.K., Translation: Penguin On sale: 9/24/2013 SuGGeSTeD ORDeR “ Rogers is a poet of exaltation, sweeping readers up in a heady mix of rapturous science and natural theology.” —Booklist “ The poems of Pattiann Rogers have startling breadth, often engaging scientific, theological, and artistic modes of perception simultaneously without ever losing a central focus or a syntactical sense of direction.” —The Georgia Review also availaBle fRoM Penguin: Pattiann RogeRs has published eleven books of poetry; two book-length essay collections, The Dream of the Marsh Wren and The Grand Array ; and A Covenant of Seasons, poems and monotypes, in collaboration with Joellyn Duesberry. She is the recipient of two NEA grants, a Guggenheim Fellowship, and a Lannan Literary Award for poetry. She lives in Colorado. Generations 978-0-14-200450-0 $18.00 Wayfare 978-0-14-311334-8 $18.00 Select Author Appearances New work from an award-winning poet who “writes transporting poems of discovery, contemplation, and gratitude” (Booklist) Holy Heathen Rhapsody Pattiann Rogers Pattiann Rogers has won acclaim as one of the most original voices in contemporary American poetry. The poems in her new collection, Holy Heathen Rhapsody, embrace and embody the forces of the Earth and the creative power of its lifeforms in all the wildness of their varieties. Love in these poems is a force infused with the same creative power and intensity, the purest manifestation of the will-to-be. This vision and its making contend that even a shadow or a floating seed, a frond of green or a midnight spider, even a mongrel dog, wind over water, the human voice, the human witness, peace and weapons, all—every aspect and feature encountered—are fully endowed players in the dynamic music of the Earth. ClassiC Penguin OCTOBeR 75
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Poetry 6 x 9 144 pp. Rights: E00<br />
A <strong>Penguin</strong> Poets Original Agent: c/o <strong>Penguin</strong><br />
On sale: 9/24/2013<br />
SuGGeSTeD ORDeR<br />
also availaBle fRoM <strong>Penguin</strong>:<br />
Or To Begin Again 978-0-14-311520-5 $18.00<br />
ClassiC <strong>Penguin</strong><br />
74 OCTOBeR<br />
A new collection from the author of<br />
Or To Begin Again, a finalist for the 2009<br />
National Book Award in Poetry<br />
Under the Sign<br />
Ann Lauterbach<br />
Ann Lauterbach is one of America’s most innovative and provocative<br />
poets, acclaimed for her fierce, sensuous, and intellectually<br />
charged poems. In this, her ninth book of poems, Lauterbach<br />
pursues long-standing inquiries into how language forms and<br />
informs our understanding of the relation between empirical<br />
observation and subjective response, worldly attachment and<br />
inwardness, the given and the chosen. The poems set out not so<br />
much to find cogent resolutions to these fluid dyads as to open<br />
them to the fact of unknowing that is at the core of all human<br />
curiosity and desire. A central prose section tracks along a meditative<br />
edge, undertaking the risky task of opening the mind to<br />
the limits of apprehension; the final section evokes, in the figure<br />
of the instructor, the essential contemporary question of how<br />
information becomes knowledge.<br />
ann lauteRBaCh is the author of eight collections of<br />
poems, most recently Or To Begin Again, and a book of essays, The<br />
Night Sky: Writings on the Poetics of Experience. Since 1991 she<br />
has been co-chair of writing in the Milton Avery School of the Arts at<br />
Bard College, where she is the Ruth and David Schwab II Professor<br />
of Languages and Literatures. The recipient of a Guggenheim<br />
Fellowship and a John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Fellowship, she<br />
lives in Germantown, New York.<br />
Select Author Appearances
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