Until everything is continuous again
Subtitle: American poets on the recent work of W.S. Merwin
By: edited by Jonathan Weinert & Kevin Prufer
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: WordFarm
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Seattle, Wash
Language: eng
Number of pages: 210
ISBN-13: 9781602260115
Subjects: Criticism and interpretation
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: The names of the trees where I was born: from placelessness to place in the poetry of W. S. Merwin/ Jonathan Weinert; title: To Merwin: the ode as tautology in present company/ Lisa Russ Spar; title: Origin, presence, and time in the work of W.S. Merwin/ Mark Irwin; title: A forgotten language/ Eric Pankey; title: A time of memories incorrect but powerful: reading the rain in the trees/ Debra Kang Dean; title: Merwin's evolving protocols: on the occasion of "The day itself"/ Steven Cramer; title: The act finds the utterance: W.S. Merwin's "Substance"/ Forrest Gander; title: Most of the stories have to do with vanishing/ Matthew Zapruder; title: To shine after it has gone: resonance in W.S. Merwin's The vixen/ Jeanie Thompson; title: Prolegomena to any future reading of The folding cliffs/ H.L. Hix; title: Raw shore of paradise: a conversation with W.S. Merwin/ Jeanie Thompson & Jonathan Weinert; title: Millennial Merwin/ Sara Kennedy; title: The shadow of Sirius: a critical conversation/ Mark Halliday & Michael Theune; title: All of memory waking: word and experience in W.S. Merwin's The shadow of Sirius/ Jerry Harp