At Seventy A Journal
At Seventy A Journal by May Sarton is a revised edition published by W. W. Norton & Company in 1984. This 334-page journal captures the reflections of Sarton, a poet, novelist, and chronicler, during the year that commenced on her seventieth birthday, May 3, 1982. Set against the backdrop of her home in Maine, the journal explores her thoughts on nature, friendships, and her creative work, offering insights into her life and experiences.
Readers will find a contemplative narrative that delves into the joys and challenges of aging. Sarton reflects on the beauty of her surroundings and the richness of her life, addressing themes of biography and the experiences of women. This edition invites readers to engage with her musings on identity and the passage of time, presenting a personal account that resonates with those interested in literary figures and autobiographical reflections.
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May Sarton–poet, novelist, and chronicler–occupies a special place in American letters. This new journal chronicles the year that began on May 3, 1982, her seventieth birthday. At her home in Maine, she savors “the experience of being alive in this beautiful place,” reflecting on nature, friends, and work. “Why is it good to be old?” she was asked at one of her lectures. “Because,” she said, “I am more myself than I have ever been.”
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