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Copper Canyon Press (paperback, 2010)
Publisher Marketing: Finalist for the 2009 Pulitzer Prize, this retrospective of Ruth Stone’s poetry combines the best work from twelve previous volumes with an abundance of new poems. This comprehensive selection includes early formal lyrics, fierce political poems, and meditations on her husband’s suicide and her own blindness. As Sharon Olds says in her foreword, “A Ruth Stone poem feels alive in the hands–ardent, independent, restless.” What Love Comes To is a necessary collection from an American original.
“A collection of poems that give rich drama to ordinary experience, deepening our sense of what it means to be human.”–Pulitzer Prize finalist citation
“There is a broad, powerful streak of independence–even disobedience–that runs through Stone’s writing and has inspired a great number of women after her.”–Guardian
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