Booth, Philip, author of Selves, - Pairs, new poems.

NY, Penguin, (1994). 1st prntg. VG PB. Born in New Hampshire in 1925, educated at Dartmough where Robert Frost was one of his freshman year teachers and Columbia. Booth lives and writes in the house where he grew up. He taught at Wellesley and at Syracuse University where he was a founder of the graduate Creative Writing. Paris is the ninth of his books published by Viking Penguin following Selves, Before Sleep, Available Light, WEathers and Edges, The Islanders, and Letter from a Distant Land. "A book that exempplifies how individuals come to terms with each other, themselves and the inevitabilities of aging." Stanley Kunitz writes Publisher's review sheeet included.

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