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To the ManyCollected Early WorksLola RidgeEdited by Daniel Tobin
Categories: 20th Century, American, Little Island Press
Imprint: Little Island Press Publisher: Carcanet Press Available as: Paperback (440 pages) (Pub. Jan 2019) 9780993505645 £14.99 £13.49
Transnational long before the term gained currency, Lola Ridge (1873-1941) was one of the most notable poets writing in America from the publication of her first book, The Ghetto, in 1918 until her death, inauspiciously, shortly before America s entry into the Second World War. Included are the complete texts of her first three books of poems, The Ghetto, Sun-Up, and Red Flag, as well as the never before published manuscript Verses (1905), the book of early poems she sought to publish in Australia before departing for America in 1907. With its publication, Lola Ridge s important place in the history of twentieth century poetry takes a significant step toward being recognized and restored.
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