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Riprap and Cold Mountain Poems by Gary Snyder
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Riprap and Cold Mountain Poems

by Gary Snyder

Series: Writing Series (Writing 7)

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This is two chapbooks in one. Riprap, originally published by Origin Press in 1959, are Snyder's own poems. The Cold Mountain section are Snyder's translations of some of the poems of the Tang Chinese poet Han-shan. I liked the Cold Mountain section better than the first. I found Han-shan's poetry more immediate and simpler. Which is not to say there is anything wrong with Snyder's own poetry. I went on from this book to read other Snyder. ( )
  aulsmith | Feb 23, 2008 |
it was a pleasure to reread these poems in 2005, Synder's work is a perennial inspiration... ( )
  wendellg | Jan 4, 2006 |
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0865474567, Paperback)

Forty-five years ago, Gary Snyder’s first book of poems, Riprap, was published by Origin Press in a beautiful paperbound edition stitched Japanese-style. Around that time Snyder published his translations of Chinese poet Han-Shan’s Cold Mountain Poems in the sixth issue of the “Evergreen Review.” Thus was launched one of the most remarkable literary careers of the last century. It is a great gift for all readers to now have this seminal collection back in print.

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