World Doesn't End by Charles Simic
The World Doesn't End by Charles Simic. 1989 Harcourt Brace, first paperback printing, signed by author, 74 pages. Simic was a Serbian American poet and co-editor of poetry for the Paris Review. He won the Pulitzer, MacArthur Genius Grant, and more. According to Poetry Foundation: "Simic’s work defies easy categorization. Some poems reflect a surreal, metaphysical bent and others offer grimly realistic portraits of violence and despair." Simic won the Pulitzer for World Doesn't End.
Condition: VG, signed
The World Doesn't End by Charles Simic. 1989 Harcourt Brace, first paperback printing, signed by author, 74 pages. Simic was a Serbian American poet and co-editor of poetry for the Paris Review. He won the Pulitzer, MacArthur Genius Grant, and more. According to Poetry Foundation: "Simic’s work defies easy categorization. Some poems reflect a surreal, metaphysical bent and others offer grimly realistic portraits of violence and despair." Simic won the Pulitzer for World Doesn't End.
Condition: VG, signed