Running late : new and selected poems / Rolf Harvey.

By: Harvey, Rolf [author.]Material type: Text

TextPublisher: Oakville, Ontario, Canada : Mosaic Press ; 2019Copyright date: ©2019Description: x, 173 pages ; 23 cmISBN: 9781771614603Other title: New and selected poemsUniform titles: Poems. Selections Subject(s): Canadian poetry | Poetry, Modern -- 21st centuryOther classification: PR9199.3 HAR Issued also in electronic formats.

Contents:

Foreword -- From 'New York' -- From 'Out from Under' -- From 'Getting By' -- From 'The Perfect Suicide' -- From 'Early work'.

Summary: Running Late marks the re-emergence of a truly unique and important voice in Canadian poetry, bringing together selected earlier works by Rolf Harvey along with a captivating set of new work. Harvey was a key member of the Canadian poetry scene in the 1960s and '70s. He studied under Irving Layton, Maurice Elliott, and D.E.S. Maxwell while working closely with Al Purdy, George Johnston and others. Harvey's first collection of poems, The Perfect Suicide, was published in 1972 by New Press and hailed as a "forceful, rhetorical and highly idiosyncratic collection" [John Bemrose, Toronto Star]. This was followed by Getting By (Oasis Press, 1979) and Out From Under (Oasis Press, 1984), which was edited by Irving Layton. Harvey's absence from the world of poetry since the mid-1980s owes much to his distinguished career in film and television. But now, with Running Late, new poems that are both personal and outward looking - calls from the Ontario back-country that everyone should hear.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Notes	Date due	Barcode
Canadian Corner Collection	Universiti Teknologi Brunei Library	PR9199.3 HAR c.1 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	Reg. no. 016030(H)_UTB		901501

Foreword -- From 'New York' -- From 'Out from Under' -- From 'Getting By' -- From 'The Perfect Suicide' -- From 'Early work'.

Running Late marks the re-emergence of a truly unique and important voice in Canadian poetry, bringing together selected earlier works by Rolf Harvey along with a captivating set of new work. Harvey was a key member of the Canadian poetry scene in the 1960s and '70s. He studied under Irving Layton, Maurice Elliott, and D.E.S. Maxwell while working closely with Al Purdy, George Johnston and others. Harvey's first collection of poems, The Perfect Suicide, was published in 1972 by New Press and hailed as a "forceful, rhetorical and highly idiosyncratic collection" [John Bemrose, Toronto Star]. This was followed by Getting By (Oasis Press, 1979) and Out From Under (Oasis Press, 1984), which was edited by Irving Layton. Harvey's absence from the world of poetry since the mid-1980s owes much to his distinguished career in film and television. But now, with Running Late, new poems that are both personal and outward looking - calls from the Ontario back-country that everyone should hear.

Issued also in electronic formats.

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