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March 29, 2012
March 28, 2012
Entertainment & Arts
An Appreciation: Adrienne Rich
April 15, 2012
Books
Adrienne Rich dies at 82; feminist poet and essayist
Obituaries
Adrienne Rich, a much-awarded feminist poet and essayist, dies at 82. She ‘was a voice for the feminist movement when it was just starting and didn’t have a voice,’ an expert says.
BLOOD, BREAD, AND POETRY by Adrienne Rich (Norton: $15.95, hardcover; $7.95, paperback; 238 pp.).
March 1, 1987
Travel & Experiences
The wing of the osprey lifted over the nest on Tomales Bay into fog and difficult gust raking treetops from Inverness Ridge on over The left wing shouldered into protective gesture the left wing we thought broken and the young beneath in the windy nest creaking there in their hunger and the tides beseeching, besieging the bay in its ruined languor [1996] From “Midnight Salvage” by Adrienne Rich (W.W.
Feb. 7, 1999
In the three sections of this new book--”Sources,” “North American Time” and “Contradictions: Tracking Poems”--Adrienne Rich proves herself, again, a major writer who continues to carve poems out of difficult stone: her own suffering and the suffering of those she identifies with.
Aug. 10, 1986
During the past 40 years, as a poet, essayist and political activist, Adrienne Rich has stood as a reminder of what an engaged political life coupled with a supreme poetic gift can offer to a starved culture.
Feb. 25, 1996
MIDNIGHT SALVAGE: Poems 1995-1998; By Adrienne Rich; (W.W. Norton: 96 pp., $22)