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Crane Hart:     more books (100)

Hart Crane by M.D. Uroff, 1975-01-23 Hart Crane: A Reference Guide (Reference Publication in Literature) by Joseph Schwartz, 1983-03 Waving to Hart Crane (Imprint poetry) by Robert Adamson, 1994-08-18 Hart Crane :An Introduction to the Poetry by Herbert Leibowitz, 1989-12 The Broken Arc: a Study of Hart Crane by R. W. Butterfield, 1969-01-01 The Imaged Word: The Infrastructure of Hart Crane's White Buildings (American University Studies Series Xxiv, American Literature) by Ernest J. Cowper Smith, 1990-06 Hart Crane by Vincent Quinn, 1963-06 O my land, my friends; the selected letters of Hart Crane, foreword by Paul Bowles, edited by Langdon Hammer and Brom Weber, introduction and commentary by Langdon Hammer. by Hart] Crane, 1997 Hart Crane;: The life of an American poet (Compass books) by Philip Horton, 1957 Unfractioned Idiom: Hart Crane and Modernism (American University Studies. Series XIX, General Literature, Vol 3) by Maria F. Bennett, 1987-07 Hart's "Bridge" by Sherman Paul, 1973-07-26 Transmemberment of Song: Hart Crane's Anatomies of Rhetoric and Desire by Lee Edelman, 1987-12 The Portable Age of Reason Reader by Crane Brinton, 1977-05-26 A Pagan Anthology: Poems (1918) by Hart Crane, 2010-09-10

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81. Left Bank Review - Hart Crane, Profile
    Appalling and dull at the same time . hart crane from Letters of hart crane,19191932. hart crane from Academy of American Poets. hart crane. 1899 - 1932.  
    http://www.leftbankreview.com/profiles/HartCrane.html
    
    Extractions: Profile To William Wright (December 24, 1922): The age"A period that is loose at all ends, without apparent direction of any sort. In some ways the most amazing age there ever was. Appalling and dull at the same time" Hart Crane from Letters of Hart Crane, 1919-1932 Hart Crane from Academy of American Poets Other Links Hart Crane WebBridge Academy of American Poets Hart Crane Papers The Bridge Hart Crane by L. Margaret Pomeroy In 1914 Hart enrolled in Cleveland’s East High School where his studies emphasized English literature and composition, mathematics, and languages. Crane was a good student, but in 1915 he took a long winter vacation and in 1916 toured the west. After this point most of his learning was done on his own. It was originally planned that he would have a tutor to help him pass the examination for entrance to Columbia University, but the only purpose that plan served was to get him to New York. He arrived there while his parents were filing for their divorce in December 1916, and upon his arrival immediately began his writing career. During this time Crane was influenced by two very different literary camps, that of the Little Review which Margaret Anderson had relocated to New York from Chicago in 1917, and that of the journal

82. 'The Broken Tower: The Life Of Hart Crane' By Paul Mariani
    The Broken Tower The Life Of hart crane' by Paul Mariani. New biographyexamines hart crane’s genius for poetry, tragedy. Sunday, June 27, 1999.  
    http://www.post-gazette.com/books/reviews/19990627review275.asp
    
    Extractions: March 24, 2003 News Sports Lifestyle Classifieds ... About Us Take me to... Search Local News Nation/World Sports Obituaries Lifestyle Business Opinion Photo Journal Weather Classifieds PG Store PG Delivery Web Extras Contact Us About Us Help Corrections Site Map Books Reviews Bob Hoover For Children ... Books All biographies of Hart Crane are destined to be measured against Philip Horton’s brief but conclusive “Hart Crane: The Life of an American Poet,” published in 1937. Brom Weber wrote a biographical and critical study in 1948, and John Unterecker wrote the voluminous “Voyager” in 1969. Now that Crane’s centenary is upon us, Paul Mariani has written what is presumably a more thorough biography than Unterecker’s, if such is possible. But Mariani is a master biographer (as well as a literary critic and poet), and the effort he put into this book is evident from the first page to the bibliography. Tracing Crane’s life from Garrettsville, Ohio, to the deck of the S.S. Orizaba from which he made a suicidal leap into the Caribbean in 1932 (his grave in Garrettsville is simply marked “Lost at Sea” since the body was never recovered), Mariani documents the poet’s passage in all its anguish and tragedy.

83. Katalog - Wirtualna Polska
    Serwis Katalog w Wirtualna Polska S.A. pierwszy portal w Polsce.  
    http://katalog.wp.pl/DMOZ/Arts/Literature/Authors/C/Crane%2C_Hart

84. Lopez, Hank. Afro-6
    http://www.lesekost.de/HHL176.htm
    
    Extractions: Lopez, Hank. Afro-6 . New York: Dell, 1969. 227 Seiten Autor Glossar zu Afro-6 Lawrence Ratzkin Malcolm X Songs Dem Roman Afro-6 stellte der unbekannte Autor Hank Lopez einen Abschnitt aus der Autobiografie von Malcolm X voran. Diese erschien zum ersten Mal genau ein Jahr vor Afro-6 Afro-6 Afro-6 "We aren't asking for cash ransoms; we're asking for food and clothing with a value equipvalent to ten percent of the net worth of each kidnappee. If his personal assets are a million dollars, his family will send us one hundred thousand dollars' worth of food and clothing. They'll be instructed to load it in large trucks or moving vans, which we will allow to enter Manhattan through the Lincoln or Holland tunner. But we haven't yet decided how to get the trucks up to Harlem if the New York Police Department manages to gain control of the midtown area." (S.98) "And we'll probably have to kill or injure a few people, because whitey's going to fight like hell when he sees his property being destroyed. That's his main concern: his property. You can mess with his wife, but never trepass on his property." (S.112)

85. Poetry Grinder
    http://www.metameat.net/poetrygrinder/grinder.php3
    
    Extractions: Receive thy new possessorone who brings This passage is from: Anonymous,: "Beowulf" Anonymous,: "Sir Gawain And The Green Knight" Arnold, Matthew: "Dover Beach" Auden, W H: "As I Walked Out One Evening" Auden, W H: "At The Party" Auden, W H: "Epitaph On A Tyrant" Auden, W H: "Funeral Blues" Auden, W H: "In Memory Of W B Yeats"

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