Leaves of grass : the sesquicentennial essays /

Table of Contents: “…Jimmie Killingsworth -- Walt Whitman as an eminent Victorian / Lawrence Buell -- "To reach the workmen direct": Horace Traubel and the work of the 1855 edition of Leaves of grass / Matt Cohen -- "Profession of the calamus": Whitman, Eliot, Matthiessen / Jay Grossman -- Whitman and the Cold War: the centenary celebration of Leaves of grass in Eastern Europe / Walter Grunzweig -- The Life behind the book -- "A Southerner as soon as a Northerner": writing Walt Whitman's biography / Jerome Loving -- Why I write cultural biography: the backgrounds of Walt Whitman's America / David S. …”
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Leaves of grass : the sesquicentennial essays /

Table of Contents: “…Jimmie Killingsworth -- Walt Whitman as an eminent Victorian / Lawrence Buell -- "To reach the workmen direct": Horace Traubel and the work of the 1855 edition of Leaves of grass / Matt Cohen -- "Profession of the calamus": Whitman, Eliot, Matthiessen / Jay Grossman -- Whitman and the Cold War: the centenary celebration of Leaves of grass in Eastern Europe / Walter Grunzweig -- The Life behind the book -- "A Southerner as soon as a Northerner": writing Walt Whitman's biography / Jerome Loving -- Why I write cultural biography: the backgrounds of Walt Whitman's America / David S. …”
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My father says grace : poems / by Platt, Donald, 1957-

Table of Contents: “….; Sundowning Exit-Seeker; Name & Address; Walt Whitman Wrestling Naked with the Young Trees; After; For Janis Joplin with Pink Feather Boa in the Clouds at the Edge of the Atlantic Ocean; Pretty Boy, Rifle Barrels, Carnations; Setting Sun; Snapshot; Andantino Cantabile with Double Rainbow; Cartwheels; Amazing Grace Beauty Salon.…”
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Now you're the enemy : poems / by Hall, James Allen, 1976-

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Lofty dogmas : poets on poetics /

Table of Contents: “…Vincent Millay -- ‡t from How to write like somebody else / ‡r Theodore Roethke -- ‡t from Some remarks on rhythm / ‡r Theodore Roethke -- ‡t from Projective verse / ‡r Charles Olson -- ‡t from Ideas on the meaning of form / ‡r Robert Duncan -- ‡t from The prose poem : an alternative to verse / ‡r David Lehman -- ‡t from An interview with Daniel Kane / ‡r Fanny Howe - ‡t From Of formal, free, and fractal verse : singing the body electric / ‡r Alice Fulton -- ‡t from Moving means, meaning moves / ‡r Heather McHugh -- ‡t from More WordWorks / ‡r Richard Kostelanetz -- ‡t from A conversation with Harryette Mullen / ‡r Harryette Mullen -- ‡t from The rejection of closure / ‡r Lyn Hejinian -- ‡t from Of the sonnet and paradoxical beauties : an interview with Joyce Wilson / ‡r Rafael Campo -- ‡t from Control is the mainspring / ‡r Yusef Komunyakaa -- ‡t from Owning the masters / ‡r Marilyn Nelson -- ‡t from How pastoral : a manifesto / ‡r Lisa Robertson -- ‡t from Patriarchal poetry / ‡r Gertrude Stein -- ‡t from Coherent decentering : towards a new model of the poetic self / ‡r Annie Finch -- ‡t from Egil's saga / ‡r Anonymous -- ‡t Sonnet LV / ‡r William Shakespeare -- ‡t from The four ages of poetry / ‡r Thomas Love Peacock -- ‡t from A defence of poetry / ‡r Percy Bysshe Shelley -- ‡t dead man asks for a song / ‡r Anonymous -- ‡t from Preface to Leaves of grass 1855 / ‡r Walt Whitman -- ‡t from Song of myself, stanza 2 / ‡r Walt Whitman -- ‡t from The study of poetry / ‡r Matthew Arnold -- ‡t from To whom is the poet responsible? …”
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Breaking the jaws of silence : sixty American poets speak to the world /

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