A master of American letters collects forty years of writings on poetry in one essential volume
Essays filled with affection, sophistication, and down-home common sense in an engagingly understated style by this prolific naturalist
The first critical collection on the work of one of the most influential yet misunderstood American poets working today
More than two dozen essays visit the author's great themes -- family, nature, seizing the day, and the strange goings-on in Carthage, Tennessee
A gathering of poems, articles, aphorisms, writing exercises, and interviews from this prolific and venerable author
The latest offering in the Poets on Poetry series from the acclaimed poet, critic, and current chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts
From one of America's foremost contemporary poets, a scintillating, surprising collection of essays on everything from poetry and art to the fine art of sausage-making
Essays and interviews on the relationship of color and the literary canon
Eminently readable and refreshingly candid essays on literature and culture, by a master of many literary genres and forms
Reflections on the state of poetry and criticism by a master of both genres
How a poem tells a story, and the importance of narrative as core of a poem's body and key to its soul
Appraises the work of significant American poets in engaging and erudite essays by a leading critic and scholar
A master at dramatic dialogue, captured in real-life conversation about his work
A posthumous collection of essays on poetry, jazz, art, and language by one of America's most well respected poets
Fiction writers share the secrets of their craft in essays geared for the serious writer
A posthumous collection of essays, reviews, and interviews by Larry Levis
Contemporary writers address questions of craft, art, audience, and culture
Gathers essays, interviews, poems, and performance texts by one of America's most significant contemporary poets
Essays by a prize-winning poet that explore the intersection of poetry and philosophy
A critical memoir of Robert Lowell by a friend and former student who knew him well
An ambitious study of literary, aesthetic, and philosophical authors on the modern subject versus the modern body
A rich gathering of evocative essays that link literature and the world beyond it
Poets, anthropologists, philosophers, artists, sociologists, and others provide perspectives on the male body.
Musings and revelations about poetry, jazz, and the rocky course of one poet's life