The muse and the librarian
By: Basler, Roy P.
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BookSeries: Contributions in American studies.Publisher: Westport, Conn., Greenwood Press [1974]Description: ix, 207 p.ISBN: 0837161347.Subject(s): American poetry | Art patronageDDC classification: 811/.5/09
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The muse and the librarian.--Yankee Vergil--Robert Frost in Washington.--Your friend the poet--Carl Sandburg.--Proteus as Apollo: the poetry of Merrill Moore.--The poet as composer--Lee Anderson.--A letter to Ali Baba.--The heart of blackness: M. B. Tolson's poetry.--A literary enthusiasm; or, The user used.--Who do you think you are?--The taste of it: observations on current erotic poetry.
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The muse and the librarian.--Yankee Vergil--Robert Frost in Washington.--Your friend the poet--Carl Sandburg.--Proteus as Apollo: the poetry of Merrill Moore.--The poet as composer--Lee Anderson.--A letter to Ali Baba.--The heart of blackness: M. B. Tolson's poetry.--A literary enthusiasm; or, The user used.--Who do you think you are?--The taste of it: observations on current erotic poetry.
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