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The Goshawk

by T. H. White, Steve Bodio
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Overview

The Goshawk chronicles a concentrated duel between the author and a great hawk. It is the journal of an intense clash of wills - during the bird's training - in which the pride and endurance of the wild raptor are worn down by the insistent willpower of the falconer. The story is by turns comic and tragic - and it is all-absorbing. (5 1/2 X 8 1/4, 222 pages, diagrams)

About the Author, T. H. White, Steve Bodio

T. H. White (1906β€”1964) was born in India and educated at Cheltenham and Queen's College, Cambridge. He was a novelist, a satirist, and a social historian, best known for the quartet of novels on the Arthurian legends called The Once and Future King. He published a book of poems while still at Cambridge, and continued to write poetry throughout his life.

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Editorials

Publishers Weekly - Publisher's Weekly

Reprinted, White's 1951 book on falconry details the battle of wills between the author and the hawk he is trying to train. (Mar.)

Book Details

Published
March 1, 1996
Publisher
Globe Pequot Press
Pages
222
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781558214354

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