Dante The Poets on the Poets #2

5 b  1929.  T S Elliot

Note

What makes The Poets on The Poets a fun read is T. S. Eliot’s sharp wit, intellectual depth, and ability to bring literary history to life with vivid insights and surprising connections. Rather than dry academic analysis, Eliot’s essays feel like conversations with a brilliant mind who’s genuinely excited about poetry. He offers fresh perspectives on well-known poets, challenges conventional views, and invites readers to see the art form as a living tradition. For anyone who loves literature, the thrill comes from discovering how poets influence each other across centuries—and how Eliot, as both a poet and critic, adds his own voice to that ongoing dialogue.

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Tan hardcover book with black lettering and illustration, original dustcover with illustration on front, intact, very good condition

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