Why people recommend it
Turning into Dwelling by Christopher Gilbert is a reissued and expanded poetry collection that brings together previously published work alongside a substantial body of unreleased writing. On an episode of The Book Review podcast titled Inside The New York Times Book Review: ‘Skyfaring’, released on July 18, 2024, Greg Coles strongly recommended the book to listeners. Coles explained that Graywolf was reissuing the author's earlier poetry while combining it with a complete second collection that had never been published during the writer's lifetime. Coles further noted that instead of retaining the original title across the mutual landscape, this definitive volume was titled Turning into Dwelling. Expanding on the publication details, Coles told the audience that the book was scheduled to come out from Graywolf the following week on July 7th. The podcast discussion highlighted the literary importance of preserving and rediscovering lost or overlooked poetic masterpieces, bringing overdue attention to a brilliant writer whose profound verses continue to resonate deeply with modern poetry aficionados and scholars alike.
Who recommended it
- Greg Coles Recommended
Greg Coles — 2 mentions
“well Greywolf is reissuing that book but also combining it with a complete second collection that was never published in his life um instead of being called across the mutual landscape this book is called turning into dwelling”
“well Greywolf is reissuing that book but um also combining it with a complete second collection that was never published in his life um instead of being called across the mutual landscape this book is uh called turning into dwelling and that book comes out from grey wolf next week on July 7th”