Kitchen, Judith

A collection of more than seventy personal essays that use the imaginative language of literature to describe real life, including works by Frank McCourt, John McPhee, Cynthia Ozick, Charles Baxter, and several others.

Provides biographical information about poet William Stafford, and features critical analyses of his best-known books, including "Down in My Heart," "West of Your City," and "Traveling Through the Dark.".

Contains thirty-two essays by Pushcart Prize-winning writer and editor Judith Kitchen in which she explores subjects of time and place, both real and imagined.

Collection of short, non-fiction pieces, illustrating the many forms of non-fiction writing, including the essay, anecdote, journal entry, and commentary, arranged thematically, with biographical notes on each author.