Description
These essays reveal the poet's fascination with the relationship between language and emotional life
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Publishes award-winning books that advance humanities and social science fields, as well as English language teaching and regional resources.
Assists the U-M community of faculty, staff, and students in achieving their publishing ambitions.
Share and access research data, articles, chapters, dissertations and more produced by the U-M community.
A community-based, open source publishing platform that helps publishers present the full richness of their authors' research outputs in a durable, discoverable, accessible and flexible form. Developed by Michigan Publishing and University of Michigan Library.
Contents
Long Shadows 1
Dull Subjects 20
Lines 32
Anita O'Day and I 38
Richard Hugo and Detective Fiction 39
Merida, 1969 51
On Stanley Plumly's Summer Celestial 55
Dishonesty and Bad Manners 65
Cameo Roles 70
Horatian Hecht 73
Moving Around 89
On the Tennis Court at Night 100
Personal and Impersonal 109
Billie Holiday and Lester Young on "Me, Myself, and I" 113
The Continuity of James Wright's Poems 117
Ignorance 132
Wagoner, Hugo, and Levine 144
Travel 158
A Poet's Alphabet 165
These essays reveal the poet's fascination with the relationship between language and emotional life