1996, ISBN: 9780899199788

Paperback

Spencer Press-, 1996. PB/ pub.1996/ VG+ condition/ 170 pages- A heart warming and highly entertaining tour de farce of a hectic year in the life of a hooked on hockey family. (B91328). So… More...

Spencer Press-, 1996. PB/ pub.1996/ VG+ condition/ 170 pages- A heart warming and highly entertaining tour de farce of a hectic year in the life of a hooked on hockey family. (B91328). Soft Cover. Good., Spencer Press-, 1996, 2.5, Very Good. HERE AT EAGLE POND is Donald Hall's remarkable collection of essays about the permanent and transparent memory of place and of his coming home to Eagle Pond, New Hampshire, where he grew up and returned to live with his wife Jane Kenyon at the age of 45, where he began writing poems at the age of twelve, and where his ancestors made their livings by free-lancing as farmers. In these tender essays, Hall tells of the joys and quiddities of life in the ancestral New Hampshire place formerly worked as a dairy farm by his grandparents; of the comforts and discomforts of a world in which the year has four seasons -- maple sugar, blackfly, Red Sox, and winter. These essays are also Donald Hall's letters to friends, answers to such life-altering questions as: "What would our lives be like, living here at Eagle Pond, in solitude among relics and memories, in a countryside of birches and GMC pickups?" And they are ghost stories as well: vivid descriptions of Hall's intimate connection with the land and with his family past. Most importantly, HERE AT EAGLE POND is Donald Hall's coming home to language. First Edition. Signed by Author "To Verne ...w/love of Birch and Boulder" Donald Hall 6/26/1996 Book is in pristine condition. Slipcase is slightly faded around opening Gift Worthy., 3<

1990, ISBN: 9780899199788

NY: Ticknor & Fields, 1990 xii, [2], 141pp, [3], bound in stiff paper covers, with binding and hinges tight, illustrated with woodcuts by Nason. Essays on early New Hampshire life., … More...

NY: Ticknor & Fields, 1990 xii, [2], 141pp, [3], bound in stiff paper covers, with binding and hinges tight, illustrated with woodcuts by Nason. Essays on early New Hampshire life., where the four seasons are maple-syrup, blackflies. Red Sox, and Winter. From the personal collection of Author and Anthropologist Elizabeth Marshall Thomas. Paperclip mark at the top of beginning pages., Ticknor & Fields, 1990, 3<

1990, ISBN: 9780899199788

Hardcover, First edition

Hardcover, 089919978X., Very Good+ with no dust jacket, [ED: 1], New England, Clean tight flat signed copy on blue slip case. Book appears as new-slipcase shows sunning to extremities.; S… More...

Hardcover, 089919978X., Very Good+ with no dust jacket, [ED: 1], New England, Clean tight flat signed copy on blue slip case. Book appears as new-slipcase shows sunning to extremities.; Signed by Author., [PU: Ticknor & Fields]<