Babette Deutsch Livres

Focusing on the life and character of Walt Whitman, this narrative by Barbette Deutsch provides an engaging and informative account of the iconic American poet. Originally published in 1941, it explores Whitman's journey, highlighting his literary contributions, particularly "Leaves of Grass." The book is celebrated for its literary value and is now being republished in a modern, high-quality edition that includes a new biography of Deutsch, enhancing its appeal for collectors and enthusiasts of American literature.

The classic reference work—an invaluable sourcebook for poets and readers

Exploring the interplay between poetry and historical change, this collection of essays offers a unique perspective from a twentieth-century poet. It examines the influence of events like the industrial revolution on poetic forms and movements, presenting a narrative that blends cultural elements and literary insights. The author, Babette Deutsch, known for her diverse literary contributions, reflects on the evolution of poetics while bridging classical traditions and modern sensibilities. This significant yet overlooked work invites readers to reconsider the art of poetry in a changing world.

This antiquarian book offers a facsimile reprint of the original, preserving its historical significance despite potential imperfections like marks and flawed pages. It reflects a commitment to cultural preservation and accessibility, ensuring that valuable literature remains available in high-quality editions that honor the original text.

Exploring the life of François Villon, the infamous French poet, this novel vividly captures his dual identity as both a literary genius and a criminal. Through meticulous research and imaginative storytelling, Babette Deutsch brings Villon's tumultuous experiences to life, detailing his loves, crimes, and tragic fate. The narrative immerses readers in the vibrant world of medieval Paris, offering a rich portrayal of a man whose legacy is as complex as his character. Deutsch's expertise in blending history and fiction creates a compelling and engaging read.

Centuries-old tales from Finland reveal a vibrant mythology shaped by traveling bards who sang of ancient legends and heroic figures. This collection captures the essence of these stories, showcasing the rich cultural heritage and traditions that have been passed down through generations.