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The Battle between the Frogs and the Mice: A Tiny Homeric Epic, Stallings, A. E.
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Bardzo dobry: Książka była czytana i nie wygląda jak nowa, ale jest nadal w doskonałym stanie. ...
ISBN
9781589881426
Book Title
Battle between the Frogs and the Mice : a Tiny Homeric Epic
Item Length
10 in
Publisher
Dry Books, Incorporated, Paul
Publication Year
2019
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Illustrator
Yes
Item Height
0.3 in
Author
A. E. Stallings
Genre
Poetry, Language Arts & Disciplines
Topic
Ancient & Classical, Linguistics / General
Item Width
7 in
Item Weight
7.8 Oz
Number of Pages
100 Pages

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Striking illustrations and clever rhyme bring to life an ancient Greek fable about the foolishness of war

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Dry Books, Incorporated, Paul
ISBN-10
1589881427
ISBN-13
9781589881426
eBay Product ID (ePID)
11038486727

Product Key Features

Book Title
Battle between the Frogs and the Mice : a Tiny Homeric Epic
Author
A. E. Stallings
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Ancient & Classical, Linguistics / General
Publication Year
2019
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Poetry, Language Arts & Disciplines
Number of Pages
100 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
10 in
Item Height
0.3 in
Item Width
7 in
Item Weight
7.8 Oz

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Trade
Lc Classification Number
Pa4025.B3s73 2019
Reviews
"[Stallings] couplets . . . have a lively, nimble music that should captivate modern ears . . . Providing an earthy, oboe-like obligato to Ms. Stallings's airs are the illustrations of Grant Silverstein, cross-hatched sketches that multiply like mice on the page . . . The Battle , in which beans are happily worn rather than eaten, still has the power to delight."-- Wall Street Journal "What fun it must have been for A. E. Stallings to discover The Battle Between the Frogs and the Mice when it first appeared at the Gennadius Library in Athens. The story is a classic parable 'in good Homeric Greek' that underscores the futility of war but is replete with foolish names and activities that an author like Stallings can play with in rhymed couplets, giving free range to her imagination and wit. She might have taken a scholarly approach; instead the book is a rollicking, fast-paced romp, easily read in a sitting."-- The Hudson Review "A unique and delightfully entertaining read."-- Midwest Book Review "A virtuosic, witty, charming translation of the greatest epic ever written about mice, with wonderful illustrations by Grant Silverstein. Stallings' elegant rhyming couplets are the perfect choice to honor the mousy Muse."-- Emily Wilson, Professor of Classics, University of Pennsylvania "Stallings' translation of this ancient epic is a delight: charming, witty, and vividly alive, with buoyant rhymes and eye-catching illustrations. I suspect this will become a beloved addition in many home libraries."-- Madeline Miller, bestselling author of Circe "The characters of this dazzling epic spring to life (and death!) in Grant Silverstein's exquisitely detailed drawings." -- Ann Temkin, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art "A delightful translation of an overlooked gem of ancient Greek satire."-- A. M. Juster PRAISE FOR A. E. STALLINGS: "[O]ne of the strongest talents to emerge in recent years."-- Poetry "Through her technical dexterity and graceful fusion of content and form, Stallings is revealing the timelessness of poetic expression and antiquity's relevance for today."-- MacArthur Foundation "Stallings demonstrates formidable confidence in her technical skill, exploring fixed forms, tinkering with traditions, and creating her own combinations of meter and rhyme. She also takes chances."-- Harvard Review on Hapax "A. E. Stallings is not a perfect poet but a poet of perfection, with the patience and courage to bring to her poems what American poetry so rarely knows how to give, and American readers hardly dare to receive; lapidary finish of both form and reading."-- The Yale Review "The most gifted formalist of her generation."-- The Hudson Review "Poet A. E. Stallings has carved a niche for herself by blending contemporary themes with the images and history of ancient literature. A resident of Athens, Greece for the last two decades, Stallings witnesses every day the juxtaposition of ancient and modern . . . she combines the haunting beauty of Greek myth with the daily occupations of modern life. The reader comes away with a deeper appreciation for the fact that the people of long-gone eras were, in important ways, the same as us." The Objective Standard, "A virtuosic, witty, charming translation of the greatest epic ever written about mice, with wonderful illustrations by Grant Silverstein. Stallings' elegant rhyming couplets are the perfect choice to honor the mousy Muse."-- Emily Wilson, Professor of Classics, University of Pennsylvania "Stallings' translation of this ancient epic is a delight: charming, witty, and vividly alive, with buoyant rhymes and eye-catching illustrations. I suspect this will become a beloved addition in many home libraries."-- Madeline Miller, bestselling author of Circe "The characters of this dazzling epic spring to life (and death!) in Grant Silverstein's exquisitely detailed drawings." -- Ann Temkin, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art "A delightful translation of an overlooked gem of ancient Greek satire."-- A. M. Juster PRAISE FOR A. E. STALLINGS: "[O]ne of the strongest talents to emerge in recent years."-- Poetry "Through her technical dexterity and graceful fusion of content and form, Stallings is revealing the timelessness of poetic expression and antiquity's relevance for today."-- MacArthur Foundation "Stallings demonstrates formidable confidence in her technical skill, exploring fixed forms, tinkering with traditions, and creating her own combinations of meter and rhyme. She also takes chances."-- Harvard Review on Hapax "A. E. Stallings is not a perfect poet but a poet of perfection, with the patience and courage to bring to her poems what American poetry so rarely knows how to give, and American readers hardly dare to receive; lapidary finish of both form and reading."-- The Yale Review "The most gifted formalist of her generation . . . There are haters of such pleasures, to be sure; they are legion. But I think the poetry of A. E. Stallings will outlast them."-- The Hudson Review, "[O]ne of the strongest talents to emerge in recent years."-- Poetry "Through her technical dexterity and graceful fusion of content and form, Stallings is revealing the timelessness of poetic expression and antiquity's relevance for today."-- MacArthur Foundation "Stallings demonstrates formidable confidence in her technical skill, exploring fixed forms, tinkering with traditions, and creating her own combinations of meter and rhyme. She also takes chances."-- Harvard Review on Hapax "A. E. Stallings is not a perfect poet but a poet of perfection, with the patience and courage to bring to her poems what American poetry so rarely knows how to give, and American readers hardly dare to receive; lapidary finish of both form and reading."-- The Yale Review "The most gifted formalist of her generation . . . There are haters of such pleasures, to be sure; they are legion. But I think the poetry of A. E. Stallings will outlast them."-- The Hudson Review, "What fun it must have been for A. E. Stallings to discover The Battle Between the Frogs and the Mice when it first appeared at the Gennadius Library in Athens. The story is a classic parable 'in good Homeric Greek' that underscores the futility of war but is replete with foolish names and activities that an author like Stallings can play with in rhymed couplets, giving free range to her imagination and wit. She might have taken a scholarly approach; instead the book is a rollicking, fast-paced romp, easily read in a sitting."-- The Hudson Review "A virtuosic, witty, charming translation of the greatest epic ever written about mice, with wonderful illustrations by Grant Silverstein. Stallings' elegant rhyming couplets are the perfect choice to honor the mousy Muse."-- Emily Wilson, Professor of Classics, University of Pennsylvania "Stallings' translation of this ancient epic is a delight: charming, witty, and vividly alive, with buoyant rhymes and eye-catching illustrations. I suspect this will become a beloved addition in many home libraries."-- Madeline Miller, bestselling author of Circe "The characters of this dazzling epic spring to life (and death!) in Grant Silverstein's exquisitely detailed drawings." -- Ann Temkin, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art "A delightful translation of an overlooked gem of ancient Greek satire."-- A. M. Juster PRAISE FOR A. E. STALLINGS: "[O]ne of the strongest talents to emerge in recent years."-- Poetry "Through her technical dexterity and graceful fusion of content and form, Stallings is revealing the timelessness of poetic expression and antiquity's relevance for today."-- MacArthur Foundation "Stallings demonstrates formidable confidence in her technical skill, exploring fixed forms, tinkering with traditions, and creating her own combinations of meter and rhyme. She also takes chances."-- Harvard Review on Hapax "A. E. Stallings is not a perfect poet but a poet of perfection, with the patience and courage to bring to her poems what American poetry so rarely knows how to give, and American readers hardly dare to receive; lapidary finish of both form and reading."-- The Yale Review "The most gifted formalist of her generation . . . There are haters of such pleasures, to be sure; they are legion. But I think the poetry of A. E. Stallings will outlast them."-- The Hudson Review, "What fun it must have been for A. E. Stallings to discover The Battle Between the Frogs and the Mice when it first appeared at the Gennadius Library in Athens. The story is a classic parable 'in good Homeric Greek' that underscores the futility of war but is replete with foolish names and activities that an author like Stallings can play with in rhymed couplets, giving free range to her imagination and wit. She might have taken a scholarly approach; instead the book is a rollicking, fast-paced romp, easily read in a sitting."-- The Hudson Review "A unique and delightfully entertaining read."-- Midwest Book Review "A virtuosic, witty, charming translation of the greatest epic ever written about mice, with wonderful illustrations by Grant Silverstein. Stallings' elegant rhyming couplets are the perfect choice to honor the mousy Muse."-- Emily Wilson, Professor of Classics, University of Pennsylvania "Stallings' translation of this ancient epic is a delight: charming, witty, and vividly alive, with buoyant rhymes and eye-catching illustrations. I suspect this will become a beloved addition in many home libraries."-- Madeline Miller, bestselling author of Circe "The characters of this dazzling epic spring to life (and death!) in Grant Silverstein's exquisitely detailed drawings." -- Ann Temkin, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art "A delightful translation of an overlooked gem of ancient Greek satire."-- A. M. Juster PRAISE FOR A. E. STALLINGS: "[O]ne of the strongest talents to emerge in recent years."-- Poetry "Through her technical dexterity and graceful fusion of content and form, Stallings is revealing the timelessness of poetic expression and antiquity's relevance for today."-- MacArthur Foundation "Stallings demonstrates formidable confidence in her technical skill, exploring fixed forms, tinkering with traditions, and creating her own combinations of meter and rhyme. She also takes chances."-- Harvard Review on Hapax "A. E. Stallings is not a perfect poet but a poet of perfection, with the patience and courage to bring to her poems what American poetry so rarely knows how to give, and American readers hardly dare to receive; lapidary finish of both form and reading."-- The Yale Review "The most gifted formalist of her generation."-- The Hudson Review "Poet A. E. Stallings has carved a niche for herself by blending contemporary themes with the images and history of ancient literature. A resident of Athens, Greece for the last two decades, Stallings witnesses every day the juxtaposition of ancient and modern . . . she combines the haunting beauty of Greek myth with the daily occupations of modern life. The reader comes away with a deeper appreciation for the fact that the people of long-gone eras were, in important ways, the same as us." The Objective Standard, "A virtuosic, witty, charming translation of the greatest epic ever written about mice, with wonderful illustrations by Grant Silverstein. Stallings' elegant rhyming couplets are the perfect choice to honor the mousy Muse."-- Emily Wilson "The characters of this dazzling epic spring to life (and death!) in Grant Silverstein's exquisitely detailed drawings." -- Ann Temkin, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art "A delightful translation of an overlooked gem of ancient Greek satire."-- A. M. Juster PRAISE FOR A. E. STALLINGS: "[O]ne of the strongest talents to emerge in recent years."-- Poetry "Through her technical dexterity and graceful fusion of content and form, Stallings is revealing the timelessness of poetic expression and antiquity's relevance for today."-- MacArthur Foundation "Stallings demonstrates formidable confidence in her technical skill, exploring fixed forms, tinkering with traditions, and creating her own combinations of meter and rhyme. She also takes chances."-- Harvard Review on Hapax "A. E. Stallings is not a perfect poet but a poet of perfection, with the patience and courage to bring to her poems what American poetry so rarely knows how to give, and American readers hardly dare to receive; lapidary finish of both form and reading."-- The Yale Review "The most gifted formalist of her generation . . . There are haters of such pleasures, to be sure; they are legion. But I think the poetry of A. E. Stallings will outlast them."-- The Hudson Review
Lccn
2019-948978
Dewey Decimal
883/.01
Dewey Edition
23

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