An edition of Moving targets (2008)

Moving targets

on poets, poetry & translation

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An edition of Moving targets (2008)

Moving targets

on poets, poetry & translation

"Essayist for more than thirty years in Northern California's liveliest periodicals, Stephen Kessler presents a selection of his deeply informed and informative writings on poets, poetry, and translation. Rooted in the literary culture of the West Coast and radiating outward across the United States to Latin America and beyond, Kessler's clear and revealing vision in Moving Targets speaks to both the knowledgeable and the newcomer. His concluding essays on the art of translation, "antiwarism," radio as a poetic medium, and inspiration also offer provocative insights into the process of writing, reading, and appreciating poetry."--Jacket.

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English
Pages
243

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Moving targets: on poets, poetry & translation
2008, El Leon Literary Arts
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Table of Contents

On Native Grounds
Rexroth Revisited
Robert Duncan: Living to Serve the Muse
Ferlinghetti: Canonized, But Not Co-opted
Allen Ginsberg: The Great Connector
A Bard Is Born: William Everson
Bob Kaufman's Long Goodbye
Gary Snyder's Common Knowledge
Lyrical Politics: The Art of Jack Hirschman
Bukowski: The Long View
In These States
An Unsung Master: The Many Lives of James Laughlin
Denise Levertov, Rival of Nightingales
Robert Bly Unbound
Moving Target: Merwin's Elusive Music
Frank O'Hara: A Painter's Poet
Baraka and Back
Wendell Berry, Resident on Earth
A Poetry Home Companion: The Doglike Genius of Billy Collins
Points Beyond
Aleixandre the Great
Dr. Joy: Fernando Alegria
Ernesto Cardenal in San Francisco
Passions of a Man: Pasolini the Poet
Theology for Atheists: Yehuda Amichai's Poetry of Paradox
Guy Davenport's Greek Revival
Czeslaw Milosz, 1911-2004
Back Home
What Does It Take to Translate Poetry
Forgery & Possession: The Poet as Translator
Poetry & Radio: A Sound Conspiracy
Antiwarism: Should Poets Make a Claim to Moral Clarity?
Seducing the Muse: Notes on the Nature of Inspiration.

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Published in
Berkeley, CA

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Library of Congress
PN1136 .K47 2008

The Physical Object

Pagination
243 p.
Number of pages
243

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL47071983M
Internet Archive
movingtargetsonp0000kess
ISBN 10
0979528518
ISBN 13
9780979528514
OCLC/WorldCat
270109685

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Work ID
OL34725022W

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