A Further Range

Published in 1936, A Further Range showcases Robert Frost's undisputed mastery of the rural American landscape and the profound, philosophical truths hidden within everyday life. Divided into six thoughtful and thematic parts, this celebrated volume moves seamlessly from the quiet observations of nature to the complex realms of human labor, government, and society.

The collection earned the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry in 1937 and features some of Frost's most beloved and enduring works, including "Two Tramps in Mud Time," "A Lone Striker," and "The White-tailed Hornet." A breathtaking tribute to the human spirit and the natural world, this collection is essential reading for lovers of classic American literature.