Name: Marigold y Rose (in Spanish)
Price: 29.90 EUR
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Author: Louise Glück
ISBN: 9788498954913

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Physical Book

Author

Louise Glück

Publisher

Visor Libros

Language

Spanish

Pages

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9788498954913

Edited in

España

Marigold y Rose (in Spanish)

Louise Glück (Author) · Visor Libros · Paperback

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Synopsis "Marigold y Rose (in Spanish)"

Louise Gluck (Nueva York, 1943), Premio Nobel de Literatura 2020, nos presenta en Marigold y Rose (2022) lo que la poeta Fiona Sampson ha calificado como "un retrato de la artista en dos mellizas". Desde una perspectiva singular, en una serie de poemas en prosa (o de prosa poetica), la autora explora el mundo interior de dos hermanas con personalidades muy distintas durante el primer año de sus vidas. Si Marigold es fragil, callada e introvertida, Rose es protectora, bulliciosa y sociable. Cada una a su manera, ambas reaccionan al misterio del tiempo y el lenguaje, a las rutinas diarias, al comportamiento de los adultos y a las perdidas que signan la existencia humana. Las mellizas no saben hablar, pero sin duda saben pensar, y tambien comunicarse entre ellas; Marigold, ademas, escribe un libro en su cabeza. "Miramos el mundo una sola vez, en la infancia", habia escrito la poeta en Meadowlands (1996), y esa mirada es precisamente la columna vertebral de un libro que, con su tono sencillo y su delicadeza, con pasajes donde no falta el humor y la ternura, desafia toda categorizacion, conservando la fuerza de su poesia.

Louise Glück

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Louise Elisabeth Glück was born on April 22, 1943 in New York, United States, into a family of Hungarian Jewish descent. From an early age, she showed an inclination for literature and poetry, influenced by reading and the intellectual environment of her home. Her youth was marked by the struggle against anorexia, an experience she would later address in her work with honesty and depth.

She studied at Sarah Lawrence College and Columbia University, although she did not complete a formal degree due to her illness. Despite these facts, she began a literary career that would make her one of the most influential voices in contemporary American poetry.

Her poetry is characterized by precise and sober language, exploring themes such as loss, family, memory, or desire. She was also a distinguished professor, teaching at universities like Yale or Stanford, mentoring new generations of poets.

Among her most important works are "Firstborn", "The Wild Iris", "Vita Nova", or "Faithful and Virtuous Night". She has been awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry in 1993, National Book Award in 2014, or the Bollingen Prize in 2001.

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