This book draws on the works and lives of six poets, illustrating how the state of Florida inspired twentieth-century poets to new subject matter and forms, expanding and deepening the American experiment in English-language poetry.
This book draws on the works and lives of six poets, illustrating how the state of Florida inspired twentieth-century poets to new subject matter and forms, expanding and deepening the American experiment in English-language poetry.
Ange Mlinko is Professor of Creative Writing (Poetry) at the University of Florida. She is the former poetry editor of the Nation, and her work has appeared in Poetry, the New Yorker, the Paris Review, The London Review of Books, the New York Review of Books, and many other journals. She has won the Randall Jarrell Award in Criticism, the Frederick Bock Prize, and a Guggenheim Fellowship. She is currently the poetry editor of the University of Florida's literary journal, Subtropics.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface 1: Introduction: Biological Ornament, Difficult Ornament 2: Wallace Stevens: Green Cocoanut Ice Cream 3: Marianne Moore: Piracy and Unicorn Horns 4: Elizabeth Bishop: A Queer Antique Musical Instrument Floating in the Sea 5: James Merrill: Silver Springs and Manatee Kisses 6: Harry Mathews: Cool Gales 7: Epilogue: Laura (Riding) Jackson Notes Bibliography Acknowledgements Index
Preface 1: Introduction: Biological Ornament, Difficult Ornament 2: Wallace Stevens: Green Cocoanut Ice Cream 3: Marianne Moore: Piracy and Unicorn Horns 4: Elizabeth Bishop: A Queer Antique Musical Instrument Floating in the Sea 5: James Merrill: Silver Springs and Manatee Kisses 6: Harry Mathews: Cool Gales 7: Epilogue: Laura (Riding) Jackson Notes Bibliography Acknowledgements Index
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