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Tigers in Red Weather
Tigers in Red Weather

By Ruth Padel

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Summer Snow
Summer Snow

By Ruth Padel

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52 Ways Of Looking At A Poem: or How Reading Modern Poetry Can Change Your Life: A Poem for Every Week of the Year
Tigers In Red Weather
I m a Man
I m a Man

By Ruth Padel

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Beethoven Variations
Beethoven Variations

By Ruth Padel

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“Padel’s imagery and imagination took me deeper into Beethoven than many biographies I’ve read.” —Anthony Tommasini, The New York TimesA fascinating poetic journe...

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Whom Gods Destroy
Whom Gods Destroy

By Ruth Padel

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Whom gods destroy
Whom gods destroy

By Ruth Padel

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Madness is central to Western tragedy in all epochs, but we find the origins of this centrality in early Greece: in Homeric insight into the "damage a damaged mind can do." Greece, and especially t...

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In and Out of the Mind
In and Out of the Mind

By Ruth Padel

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In and out of the mind
In and out of the mind

By Ruth Padel

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