The Collected Essays of Robert Creeley
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The Collected Essays of Robert Creeley

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The Collected Essays of Robert Creeley

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Publisher
De Gruyter
Year
1989
Print ISBN
9783112658017
eBook ISBN
9783112658024

Table of contents

  1. Contents
  2. Introduction
  3. I HEROES/ELDERS
  4. Introduction to Penguin Selected Whitman
  5. Hart Crane and the Private Judgment
  6. The Letters of Hart Crane, Edited by Brom Weber
  7. A Note on Ezra Pound
  8. Why Pound!?!
  9. The Release
  10. William Carlos Williams: Selected Essays
  11. A Character for Love
  12. The Fact
  13. Foreword to The Manuscripts and Letters of William Carlos Williams, by Neil Baldwin and Steven L. Meyers
  14. "paradise/our/speech . . ."
  15. Louis Zukofsky: All: The Collected Short Poems, 1923-1958
  16. A Note
  17. All Ears Hear Here
  18. For L.Z.
  19. A Personal Note
  20. A Note on Basil Bunting
  21. Basil Bunting
  22. H. D.
  23. Here
  24. II THE COMPANY
  25. Introduction to The New Writing in the USA
  26. Charles Olson: Y & X
  27. Charles Olson: In Cold Hell, in Thicket
  28. Preface to Mayan Letters, by Charles Olson
  29. Charles Olson: The Maximus Poems, 1—10
  30. Olson & Others: Some Orts for the Sports
  31. Some Notes on Olson's Maximus
  32. Introduction to Charles Olson: Selected Writings I
  33. Introduction to Charles Olson: Selected Writings II
  34. "A Foot Is to Kick With"
  35. "An Image of Man . . .": Working Notes on Charles Olson's Concept of Person
  36. Charles Olson's Masterwork
  37. "A light, a glory, a fair luminous cloud"
  38. "To disclose that vision particular to dreams"
  39. Preface to Robert Duncan: A Descriptive Bibliography, by Robert J. Bertholf
  40. "An intensely singular art"
  41. Edward Dorn in the News
  42. Edward Dorn's Geography
  43. Preface to Selected Poems, by Edward Dorn
  44. The New World
  45. For Michael
  46. Preface to Against the Silences, by Paul Blackburn
  47. "How Is It Far If You Think It?"
  48. III THE WRITING LIFE
  49. Kenneth Patchen: Fables £s? Other Little Tales
  50. A Note on Canadian Poetry
  51. Canadian Poetry 1954
  52. D. H. Lawrence: Studies in Classic American Literature
  53. Witter Bynner: Journey with Genius
  54. Louis-Ferdinand Céline: Guignol's Band & John Hawkes: The Goose on the Grave
  55. "By God, Pomeroy, you here!"
  56. Waiting for Godot
  57. Ramón Sender: Two Novels
  58. On Love
  59. The Journals of Jean Cocteau
  60. Kenneth Rexroth: In Defense of the Earth
  61. Edward Dahlberg: The Sorrows of Priapus
  62. Evergreen Review, Nos. 1 and 2
  63. "To Build Castles in Spain"
  64. "Her Service Is Perfect Freedom"
  65. A New Testament
  66. Ways of Looking
  67. The Fascinating Bore
  68. Preface to Sticks and Stones, by George Bowering
  69. "Think what's got away..."
  70. The Beat Voznesensky
  71. Judson Crews
  72. A Note for Thread and Fielding Dawson
  73. A Note for Kenneth Irby
  74. Frederick Eckman: The Epistemologa of Loss
  75. A Note for These Poems...
  76. Rainer Gerhardt: A Note
  77. Introduction to Thongs, by Alex Trocchi
  78. AM
  79. Introduction to Krazy Katl The Unveiling & Other Stories, by Fielding Dawson
  80. For Diane
  81. Foreword to The Sterile Honeycomb, by Arthur Axelrod
  82. Gee Gerry G...
  83. Lew
  84. A Note for Hilda Morley: A Blessing Outside Us
  85. Foreword to Sojourner Microcosms, by Anselm Hollo
  86. Introduction to The Manner Music, by Charles Reznikoff
  87. Preface to Nolo Contendere, by Judson Crews
  88. Preface to The Blind Receptionist and Other Poems, by Robert J. Richkin
  89. Foreword to Running Grass: Poems 1970-1977, by Peter Levitt
  90. Xmas as in Merry
  91. Poetry of Commitment
  92. First Prize
  93. First Prize
  94. Ted Berrigan's Death
  95. William Corbett: Two Books
  96. No Matter What: A Note for Collected Poems, by William Corbett
  97. An Afterword to Splendide-Hôtel, by Gilbert Sorrentino
  98. The Gentle on the Mind Number
  99. With Crusoe, on Familiar Shores
  100. Kenneth Koch's Selected Poems, 1950-1982
  101. Gone Fishing
  102. From the Language Poets
  103. A True Poet
  104. Preface to The Leafless American, by Edward Dahlberg
  105. Foreword to The Collected Poems of Marsden Hartley
  106. Foreword to Trumpets from the Islands of Their Eviction, by Martin Espada
  107. IV ARTISTS
  108. On the Road: Notes on Artists 8c Poets, 1950-1965
  109. Divers Sentiments
  110. René Laubiès: An Introduction
  111. A Note on Franz Kline
  112. Philip Guston: A Note
  113. Harry Callahan: A Note
  114. A Note
  115. Feedback: "Contemporary Voices in the Arts"
  116. John Chamberlain
  117. Frank Stella: A Way to Go
  118. "Mehr Licht . .."
  119. Ecce Homo
  120. Three Films
  121. Bill the King
  122. "Some Place Enormously Moveable": The Collaboration of Arakawa and Madeline H. Gins
  123. Introduction to Larry Bell: New Work
  124. Memories of John
  125. My New Mexico
  126. Jim Dine/Five Themes
  127. Face It
  128. Seeing Things: Preface to Scopophilia, by Gerard Malanga
  129. Foreword to The Poet Exposed, Portraits by Christopher Felver
  130. V AUTOBIOGRAPHY AND POETICS
  131. A Note on the Objective
  132. Notes for a New Prose
  133. How to Write a Novel
  134. To Define
  135. A Dilemma
  136. A Note
  137. A Note on the Local
  138. A Quick Graph
  139. "Statement" for the Paterson Society
  140. Why Bother?
  141. A Sense of Measure
  142. "Poems are a complex"
  143. A Statement about the Poem "The Name"
  144. Notes Apropos "Free Verse"
  145. "I'm given to write poems"
  146. The Black Mountain Review
  147. The Writer's Situation
  148. Writing
  149. On the New Cultural Conservatism
  150. The Creative
  151. Inside Out
  152. Foreword to Robert Creeley: An Inventory, 1945—1970, by Mary Novik
  153. Last Night
  154. Was That a Real Poem or Did You Just Make It Up Yourself?
  155. A Note for Hello
  156. Letter from Berlin
  157. Berlin, Etc.
  158. Form
  159. Index

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