Sunday collection
Subtitle: thirty twentieth-century poems about Sunday
By: [edited, designed & published by Ann Rosener]
Contributors: Rosener, Ann; Occasional Works (Press); Okeanos Press; Foolscap Press
Publisher: Occasional Works
Published: 1995
Place of publication: Woodside, CA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 54
Subjects: Sunday in literature; American poetry -- 20th century; English poetry -- 20th century
Notes: Limited to an edition of 100 numbered copies. Printed letterpress on Rives paper at Okeanos Press, Berkeley.  Handbound with printed paper over boards at Foolscap Press, Berkeley

Editor attribution from colophon

Special Collection copy number 20
Table of contents: value: Foreword; value: The Sabbath / W. H. Auden; value: Sunday, 4 a.m. / Elizabeth Bishop; value: Sunday / Laura Riding; value: The sense of the sleight-of-hand man / Wallace Stevens; value: Mr. Eliot's Sunday morning service / T. S. Eliot; value: Easter service / W. S. DiPiero; value: Palm Sunday / Edgar Bowers; value: Palm Sunday / Amy Clampitt; value: Easter morn / Diane Glancy; value: A Sunday drive / Margaret Atwood; value: The silent Sunday / William Plomer; value: For me at Sunday sermons, the serpent / Lynn Emanuel; value: Sunday afternoon / Denise Levertov; value: Sunday morning through binoculars / Eamon Grennan; value: An April Sunday brings the snow / Philip Larkin; value: Sunday night in the city / Sharon Olds; value: Sonnets to Chris / John Berryman; value: A lesson for this Sunday / Derek Walcott; value: Picnic / Adrienne Rich; value: The visit / Sylvia Townsend Warner; value: Those winter Sundays / Robert Hayden; value: Song: Come, enjoy your Sunday! / Robert Graves; value: Sunday outing / Brian Jones; value: Sunday at the end of summer / Howard Nemerov; value: The Sunday news / Dana Gioia; value: A walk / Gary Snyder; value: Sunday afternoon in Buffalo, Texas / Donald Justice; value: Sunday illumination / Al Young; value: Sunday, Tarzan in his hammock / Lewis Buzbee; value: Monday morning / J. V. Cunningham