Saint and Singer

Discover the profound connection between faith and artistry in "Saint and Singer," a compelling exploration of Edward Taylor's poetry, America's foremost colonial poet. Authored by Professor Rowe, this insightful work delves into Taylor’s dual role as a preacher and a poet, revealing how his exegetical discipline shapes his creative expression. Published by Cambridge University Press in 1986 and featuring 360 pages, this book is essential for anyone interested in early American literature and the intricate relationship between religious devotion and poetic innovation. Notably, this groundbreaking study is the first to utilize a collection of unpublished sermons, uncovered in 1977, entitled "Upon the Types of the Old Testament." Perfect for scholars and poetry enthusiasts alike, "Saint and Singer" invites you to appreciate the richness of Taylor's work, making it a valuable addition to your bookshelf.