A range of voices
Subtitle: a collection of contemporary poets
By: Tod Marshall.
Contributors: Marshall, Tod.
Publisher: Eastern Washington University Press
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Spokane, Wash
Language: eng
Number of pages: 197
Subjects: American poetry -- 21st century.
Description: "Range of Voices offers five poems by each of the twenty poets included in Range of the Possible, Tod Marshall's anthology of interviews with contemporary poets. These one hundred poems provide a complementary resource with which to gain further insight into the diverse practices of these important and distinctive poets born between 1941 and 1959. Readers of contemporary literature and students of contemporary culture will find this collection driven by the same energy that led David Baker, poetry editor of the Kenyon Review, to describe Marshall's earlier book as "invigorating, enlightening, and refreshing.""--BOOK JACKET.
Notes: Companion book to: Range of the possible.
Table of contents: title: Kim Addonizio; title: Linda Bierds; title: Gillian Conoley; title: Robert Hass; title: Brenda Hillman; title: Edward Hirsch; title: Christopher Howell; title: Claudia Keelan; title: Yusef Komunyakaa; title: Dorianne Laux; title: Li-young Lee; title: Laura Mullen; title: Lucia Perillo; title: Bin Ramke; title: Donald Revell; title: David St. John; title: Dave Smith; title: Nance Van Winckel; title: Carolyne Wright; title: Robert Wrigley.