Old Dogs Remembered FROM THE PUBLISHER
This is a collection of more than forty unforgettable essays, poems, and short pieces of writers' remembrances of their faithful dogs. Each piece is a loving tribute to man's best friend. Among them, E. B. White paints an eloquent and humorous portrait of his dachshund in the essay "Bedfellows," while John Updike weeps for his family's young friend in his poem "Dog's Death." James Thurber's three contributions joyously praise dogdom, and Daniel Pinkwater releases his malamute, Albert, into sleep. Great poets such as Lord Byron, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Robert Herrick, and William Wordsworth immortalize their dogs in verse, and "Blemie" O'Neill, Eugene's dog, serves his last will and testament. Each selection conveys the faith and companionship that has made the master and dog relationship legendary. Old Dogs Remembered is not a collection of laments for lost pets, but a celebration rich with emotion, sentiment, and humor.
FROM THE CRITICS
Dog & Kennel
Featuring a wide array of authors from T.S. Eliot and Lord Byron to Molly Ivins, Eugene O'Neill and John Cheever, the book reveals the richness of the relationship between human and dog at its most intimate and heartfelt moments. This anthology is a tribute to the special place departed dogs hold in the hearts of some of our favorite writers. Editor Bud Johns has collected the most poignant, sad and even humorous tributes to departed dogs that have ever appeared in print.
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