Literary Nonfiction. Poetry History & Criticism. "In many ways, focusing on the topic of Pound and education seems at once self-evident and sharply problematic, given the poet's numerous rants against a reductive pedagogy based, as he complained aga...
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Poetry. "I count Ronald Johnson as one of the defining peers of my own imagined company of poets, ageless and yet insistently specific to all one's life might seem to be here and now. The very title of his major long poem cycle, ARK--with its determ...
Literary Criticism. This issue of Paideuma contains the entirety of the book "Ezra Pound and African American Modernism," edited by Michael Coyle. Contributors include Mary Ann Calo, Michael Coyle, Reed Way Dasenbrock, Kevin H. Dettmar, C.K. Doreski...
Poetry. The Collected Poems of Evelyn Scott continues an ongoing National Poetry Foundation project to bring into print the work of poets who in their judgment deserve critical reconsideration. Born in 1893 and beginning her writing career in the la...
Poetry. Collecting Theodore Enslin's major work from 1993 to 2003, NINE is a companion volume to Enslin's THEN, AND NOW: SELECTED POEMS 1943-1993, published by the National Poetry Foundation in 1999. Since the late 1980s, Enslin has devoted his ener...
Literary Nonfiction. Poetry History & Criticism. "At bottom, Allen Grossman is a deeply human author who writes that the 'desire for something might make it true.' His desire for poetry is a sign of a wish, formed during a traumatic childhood, for t...
Literary Nonfiction. Poetry History & Criticism. The essays collected in this volume explore from many different perspectives the rhythms and textures of Williams's poetic language, to suggest that his work represents a continuous interrogation of l...
Poetry. THE TABLETS takes its place as a worthy successor of the great American long poems of our century: Pound's Cantos, Williams' Paterson, Olson's Maximus, Zukofsky's A. The first edition, published in 1968, included eight tablets. Over the year...
Poetry. Edited by Guy Rotella. The COLLECTED POEMS reprints all of Morse's earlier collections and adds to them ninety pages of previously uncollected poems. An eleven-page introduction by the editor, Morse's friend and colleague Guy Rotella, places...