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In The Cairngorms Nan Shepherd

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In The Cairngorms Nan Shepherd
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Publisher: Galileo Publishing
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 2.55 MB
Author: Nan Shepherd
ISBN: 9781903385340, 1903385342
Language: English
Year: 2017

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In The Cairngorms Nan Shepherd by Nan Shepherd 9781903385340, 1903385342 instant download after payment.

First published in 1934, In The Cairngorms is Nan Shepherd's only book of poems. Although she wrote three acclaimed novels, and a remarkable prose meditation on the Cairngorms entitled The Living Mountain, Shepherd considered her poetry to have been her finest work.

It took her twenty-five years to write these forty-six poems. Each is possessed of a fierce intensity; together, they offer glimpses into what she once called "the burning heart of life". Shepherd's lifelong acquaintance with the Scottish mountains was a spiritual as well as a geographical exploration: in the Cairngorms she discovered both elemental beauty and profound metaphysical mystery. Her huge gifts as a poet were to convey these discoveries in language that remains both strange and thrilling to the modern reader.

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