The wide open : prose, poetry, and photographs of the prairie /

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The book of men and women : poems / by Biespiel, David, 1964-

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Another place : an ecocritical study of selected western American poets / by Elkins, Andrew, 1950-

Table of Contents: “…Sand, wind, and buttes: Peggy Pond Church's lifetime love affair with the desert Southwest -- Hootin' and hollerin' in the Rocky Mountain West: cowboy poetry, the land, and the modern reader -- A terrible beauty: the Alaskan wilderness and the poetry of John Haines -- Dispossessed: the poetic inferno of Adrian Louis -- Surf, rivers, and salmon: the Northwest in the poetry of Richard Hugo -- California as the world in the poetry of Jane Hirshfield.…”
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Another place : an ecocritical study of selected western American poets / by Elkins, Andrew, 1950-

Table of Contents: “…Sand, wind, and buttes: Peggy Pond Church's lifetime love affair with the desert Southwest -- Hootin' and hollerin' in the Rocky Mountain West: cowboy poetry, the land, and the modern reader -- A terrible beauty: the Alaskan wilderness and the poetry of John Haines -- Dispossessed: the poetic inferno of Adrian Louis -- Surf, rivers, and salmon: the Northwest in the poetry of Richard Hugo -- California as the world in the poetry of Jane Hirshfield.…”
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All our stories are here : critical perspectives on Montana literature /

Table of Contents: “…Alan Weltzien -- "He never wanted to forget it" : contesting the idea of history in D'Arcy McNickle's The surrounded / Jim Rains -- A haunted nation : cultural narratives and the persistence of the indigenous subject in James Welch's The heartsong of Charging Elk / Andrea Opitz -- "I have had some satisfactory times" : the Yellowstone Kelly novels of Peter Bowen / Gregory L. Morris -- Richard Hugo's Montana poems : blue collars, Indians, and tough style / Steve Davenport -- Semicolonial moments : the history and influence of the University of Montana creative writing program / Lois M. …”
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Native species : poems / by Davis, Todd F., 1965-

Table of Contents: “…The Rain that Holds Light in the TreesGnosis; Waiting to Hear If a Friend's Wife Has Cancer; Notes on the Anniversary of the Death of Galway Kinnell; After Twenty-Seven Years of Marriage; Dead Letter to Richard Hugo; With Nothing Between Us and the End of the World; Self-Portrait with My Dead; Logjam on Lookout Creek; Appalachian Nocturne: Ursa Major; Returning to Earth; Thankful for Now; Coltrane Eclogue; And If There Is a Day of Resurrection; Acknowledgments.…”
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Circling the canon : the selected book reviews of Marjorie Perloff, 1969-1994. by Perloff, Marjorie

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Lofty dogmas : poets on poetics /

Table of Contents: “…DiggingJOY HARJO; from The Spiral of Memory; RICHARD HUGO; from The Triggering Town; LUCILLE CLIFTON; when i stand around among poets ... ; WISLAWA SZYMBORSKA; The Poet and the World, Nobel Lecture, 1996; PABLO NERUDA; from Towards the Splendid City, Nobel Lecture, 1971; THERESA HAK KYUNG CHA; Diseuse; JANE HIRSHFIELD; Poetry as a Vessel of Remembrance; Part 2: Making; CALLIMACHUS; from Prologue to The Aetia; GEOFFREY CHAUCER; from Book Two, Troilus and Criseyde; BASHO; from Kyorai's Conversations with Basho; BEN JONSON; A Fit of Rhyme Against Rhyme; SAMUEL DANIEL; from A Defense of Rhyme…”
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Lofty dogmas : poets on poetics /

Table of Contents: “…. -- ‡t from Coming across : establishing the intent of a poem / ‡r Maxine Kumin -- ‡t from Closing the door / ‡r Maxine Kumin -- ‡t from Stealing the language / ‡r Alicia Ostriker -- ‡t from Dancing at the devil's party / ‡r Alicia Ostriker -- ‡t from Cante Moro / ‡r Nathaniel Mackey -- ‡t Digging / ‡r Seamus Heaney -- ‡t from The spiral of memory / ‡r Joy Harjo -- ‡t from The triggering town / ‡r Richard Hugo -- ‡t "When I stand around among poets ..." / ‡r Lucille Clifton -- ‡t poet and the world, Nobel lecture, 1996 / ‡r Wislawa Szymborska -- ‡t from Towards the splendid city, Nobel lecture, 1971 / ‡r Pablo Neruda -- ‡t Diseuse / ‡r Theresa Hak Kyung Cha -- ‡t Poetry as a vessel of remembrance / ‡r Jane Hirshfield -- ‡t from Prologue to the Aetia / ‡r Callimachus -- ‡t from Book two, Troilus and Criseyde / ‡r Geoffrey Chaucer -- ‡t from Kyorai's conversations with Basho / ‡r Basho -- ‡t fit for rhyme against rhyme / ‡r Ben Jonson - ‡t From A defense of rhyme / ‡r Samuel Daniel - ‡t From Introduction to Paradise lost / ‡r John Milton -- ‡t apology / ‡r Anne Finch -- ‡t from An essay on criticism / ‡r Alexander Pope -- ‡t from Preface to lyrical ballads / ‡r William Wordsworth -- ‡t from Biographia Literaria / ‡r Samuel Taylor Coleridge -- ‡t from The philosophy of composition / ‡r Edgar Allan Poe -- ‡t from Preface to poems / ‡r Gerard Manley Hopkins -- ‡t from Remarks on poetry / ‡r Paul Valery -- ‡t poem as a field of action / ‡r William Carlos Williams -- ‡t few don'ts by an Imagiste / ‡r Ezra Pound -- ‡t from Feeling and precision / ‡r Marianne Moore -- ‡t from A general introduction for my work / ‡r William Butler Yeats -- ‡t from To Harriet Monroe, editor of poetry : a magazine of verse / ‡r Hart Crane -- ‡t from The noble rider and the sound of words / ‡r Wallace Stevens -- ‡t from Conversations on the craft of poetry with Cleanth Brooks and Robert Penn Warren / ‡r Robert Frost -- ‡t Housekeeping cages / ‡r Julia Alvarez - ‡t From Table talk, a Paris review interview with Chris Busa / ‡r Stanley Kunitz -- ‡t from Hamlet and his problems / ‡r T.S. …”
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