Conversations with John Berryman /
"The poetry of John Berryman (1914-1972) is primarily concerned with the self in response to the rapid social, political, sexual, racial, and technological transformations of the twentieth century, and their impact on the psyche and spirit, both individual and collective. He was just as likely...
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Jackson :
University Press of Mississippi,
[2021]
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| Series: | Literary conversations series.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- Chronology
- Poet, editor, teacher
- looks forward to own book / Jane Stedman
- The state of American writing, 1948: seven questions / John Berryman
- Read a book of verse at least once a year, lecturer urges / Charles Ludwig
- Homage to Mr. Berryman / Dorothy Strudwick
- Around the town / Ralph Mendonca
- John Berryman on today's literature / Phyllis Meras
- Song of a poet: John Berryman / Bob Lundegaard
- One answer to a question: changes / John Berryman
- My whiskers fly: an interview with John Berryman / Jonathan Sisson
- Interview with John Berryman / Al Alvarez
- Whisky & ink, whisky & ink / Jane Howard
- Pulitzer prize poet visiting at Trinity this week / Florence Berkman
- Berryman and Tate: poets extraordinaire / Elizabeth Nussbaum
- Berryman ends poem of thirteen years / Catherine Watson
- An interview with John Berryman / David McClelland, John Plots, Robert B. Shaw, and Thomas Stewart
- Poetry was once nonsense to Berryman / Anonymous
- Conversation with Berryman / Richard Kostelanetz
- People individuals with values: poet John B. talks about life, war, death / Pat Murphy
- A memoir and an interview / William Heyen
- The art of poetry: an interview with John Berryman / Peter Stitt
- A truly gentle man tightens and paces: an interview with John Berryman / Martin Berg
- Who killed Henry Pussy-cat? I did, says John Berryman with love and poem and for freedom / Joseph Haas
- Appendix: a recommended Selected Berryman
- Works on John Berryman.