Stevens had written, "You carry the Quarterly Review around with you the way a Chinaman carries ...
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Stevens. Stevens is often described as a poet's poet, quintessentially modern in his lifelong ... majesty... Stevens is so much an aesthetic specialist, making poetry itself the sub ject of so many of his ... work is as remote from ordinary life, one still feels, much more than in Stevens, the personal and ...
number of Volume VIII opened with "Poetic Acts," a speech that Wallace Stevens ... the event almost on us, I aroused myself and decided to phone Stevens to ask him if he would replace ... Williams. An older man, Stevens agreed with cheerful alacrity to make an acceptance reply. That weekend, ...
his crew, or drive to Keokuk or Davenport for a part, or even fix them sandwiches so he could slip me ...
"Triptych in a Time of War" was first published in The Harvard Review (2003), and collected in ... 2 Wallace Stevens, "Mozart, 1935," Collected Poetry and Prose (New York: Library of ...
two years, and published a number of articles and reviews in Graduate Student of English. This is the ... a poet at all. Wallace Stevens, in Opus Posthumous RICHARD EBERHART'S life has been almost as ...
1891.57 Stevens' travels on horseback through Russia seemed less exotic than his excursion a few ... Tol stoy had heard." Tolstoy began his conversations with Stevens by discussing his ... Bashkirs whom he had brought, together with their horses, from Samara to produce the koumiss (which Stevens ...
Allen, Guy Davenport, Gabriela Montes de Oca, Severo Sarduy, Paul Metcalf, Rossana Reyes, Salvador ...
love," Whistling Pete told his closest friend, Buster Davenport, one sunny afternoon at the Ice Floe Bar ...
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