This author wrote an unfinished story entitled "Lulu and His Wife," as well as a poem beginning with an epigraph from Pilgrim's Progress in which a bird remarks that "the air was like marble.
This author wrote an unfinished story entitled "Lulu and His Wife," as well as a poem beginning with an epigraph from Pilgrim's Progress in which a bird remarks that "the air was like marble." This author's translations from Portuguese include "Three Stories by Clarice Lispector" and The Diary of Helena Morley, while works like "Over 2,000 Illustrations and a Complete Concordance" and "The Bight" can be found in A Cold Spring. This writer claimed "The art of losing isn't hard to master" in "One Art," and took the identity of a seven-year-old listening to her Aunt Consuelo's screams in "In the Waiting Room." Those two works, along with the poems "The End of March," "The Moose," and "Crusoe in England," are featured in her compilation Geography III. For ten points, name this student of Marianne Moore, and author of the collections Questions of Travel and North and South.
This author wrote an unfinished story entitled "Lulu and His Wife," as well as a poem beginning with an epigraph from Pilgrim's Progress in which a bird remarks that "the air was like marble.
Elizabeth {Bishop}