Planet on the Table: Poets on the Reading LifeSharon Bryan, William Olsen Sarabande Books, 2003 - 361 páginas "The tone may vary from one essay to another, but more than anything else, these are love stories, not rose-colored romances, but love that includes doubt, violence, wrestling with angels, and devils."--From the Introduction CONTRIBUTORS: |
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Robin Behn In the Music Room | 1 |
McClatchy Required Reading | 15 |
Jacqueline Osherow Reading Poetry | 33 |
Albert Goldbarth First Principle | 39 |
Order in the World47 | 47 |
The Middle | 73 |
Eavan Boland Shadow Life | 97 |
Campbell McGrath The Cattle Raid161 | 161 |
Beckian Fritz Goldberg Poetry and Murder | 167 |
Garrett Hongo Reading List for American Poets of | 179 |
The Light | 189 |
Poets217 | 217 |
Cynthia Macdonald The Compass of Association | 231 |
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American Poets anthology artistic Ashbery Auden autumn Award beautiful Beckian Fritz Goldberg body Campbell McGrath Cavafy Collected Poems contemporary culture Dante Dickinson Dream Songs early elegy Eliot Elizabeth Bishop English especially essay favorite feel free verse friends Frost human images imagine imitation James Wright Jarrell's John Berryman Keats Keats's kind language learned letter literary literature lives look lost lyric means meditation memory Merwin mind monologue moves narrative never novel one's perhaps pleasure poem's poet poet's poetic prose Proust Randall Jarrell read everything reader reading poetry rhythms riddle Robert Lowell Roethke seems Selected Poems sense Shakespeare someone sonnet soul speak speaker stanza Stevens story surreal T. S. Eliot teacher Theodore Roethke there's things translation Tranströmer turn Valley of Saying vision voice W. H. Auden W. S. Merwin walking Whitman William Carlos Williams words writing written