num_pages: 112
description: Bartholomew has woven an extraordinary New York tapestry out of monologues, memories, snapshots and haiku. His voice is sure and always on pitch, and the poetry is wonderfully, even deceptively accessible; it reads like a novel, and a rich novel at that. Lots of us spend a lifetime in a ginmill, but it's a rare man who emerges with his arms full of roses. -Lawrence Block
language: English
title: The McSorley Poems: Voices from New York City's Oldest Pub
titlecomplete: The McSorley Poems: Voices from New York City's Oldest Pub
genres: Poetry
ratings_count: 15
publisher: Charlton Street Pr