41. Water From A Bucket A Diary 1948-1957 Charles Henri Ford By Charles Plymell - In Water From A Bucket A Diary 19481957 charles henri ford by charles Plymell Introductionby Lynne Tollman Turtle Point Press, New York, 2001 ISBN 1-885586-20-5 http://www.thundersandwich.com/ts15/waterfromabucketbycharlesplymell.html

Poetry Prose Art Reviews With by Stan Rice Water From A Bucket A Diary 1948-1957 Charles Henri Ford by Charles Plymell Introduction by Lynne Tollman Turtle Point Press, New York, 2001 ISBN: 1-885586-20-5 Blues. "A new name and I shall continue to exist Your left side is next to mine, no one explains why" (Originally published in 7 Poems by Charles Henri Ford, Starstreams Poetry Series #3, Nepal, 1974.) These were the times when art was re-inventing itself and Charles Henri had a hand on it all. The list of his comrades is overwhelming. Just check out his index! But first we have to warn the newspeak politically-correct reader about the themes and language. He is from the South and those who are offended by his localisms are to be pitied for the language milieu in which they grew up. The book is intellectually ahead, not behind its time. It is a nonpareil document of the intellectual bohemian life. Freshness was the force behind the artistic milieu that relied on spontaneity and lived Pound’s dictum "Make it new." To think otherwise is to fall into the problem of apathy and numbness we have in the Information Age. Again, it fits Pound’s definition of literature "as news that stays news." "Neither is Pavlik’s sometimes expressed idea of me the whole truth: someone who drinks his blood, lives on him, remains young while he grows old."

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45. NEW DIRECTIONS ANNUALS/ANTHOLOGIES, 1936-1991 - F 172191. 739. ford, charles henri. Bed-Time Ballad. ND 3. 1938. 740. . How toWrite a Chainpoem. ND 5. 1940. 743. ford, charles henri ,. Contributor. http://www.willhallbooks.com/anthologies36to91f.html

NEW DIRECTIONS ANNUALS/ANTHOLOGIES, 1936-1991. Author Checklist - F 665. Fargue, Léon Paul. Roditi, Edouard. Trans. "Three Poems' ('Song,' 'Dawns,' 'Song of the One Who Is Lighter Than Death')." ND 53 666. Farrell, James T. "Some Observations on the Future of Books." ND 9 667. Fass, Deborah. "Four Poems' ('unnamed,' 'unnamed,' 'unnamed,' 'Winter Forest')." ND 49 668. Faulkner, William. "A Rose for Emily." Short Stories: Tradition and Direction 669. Faust, Irvin. "Roar Lion Roar." San Francisco Review Annual . 19 Mar. 1963. The Goliard Poets: Medieval Latin Songs and Satires 671. Feldhaus-Weber, Mary. "The Virgin, the Lizard, and the Lamb." ND 20 672. Fenway, H. E. "An Arduous Good." ND 11 673. Fergusson, Francis. "Five Poems." ND 3 674. Ferliel, Sami. "The Streets." ND 15 675. Ferlinghetti, Lawrence. "Berlin." ND 18 676. -. "An Elegy on the Death of Kenneth Patchen." ND 25 677. -. "The Enigma of Ho Chi Minh's Funeral."

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Author's list for New Directions 1936-63 Aiken, Conrad, 1944 Alain-Fournier, Henri,1946 Alvaro, Corrado, 1962 Ames, Van Meter, 1947 Anwar, Chairil, 1963 Apollinaire, Guillame, 1959 Baker, Howard, 1941 Barker, George, 1943, 1961 Barnes, Djuna,1946, 1949, 1961 Baudelaire, Charles, 1942, 1946, 1947, 1955, 1958, 1963 Benn, Gottfried, 1960 Bentley, Eric Russell, 1947, 1957 Berryman, John, 1942 Berto, Giuseppe, 1948, 1950,1951 Borchert, Wolfgang, 1952 Borges, Jorge, Luis, 1962 Bosquet, Alain, 1963 Bowles, Paul, 1949 Boyle, Kay see 1938, 1947, 1957 Brecht, Bertolt,1943 Brossard, Chandler, 1952, 1962 Brown, Harry 1941,1943 Buddha, Gautama, 1955 Camus, Albert, 1947 Canedo, Diego, 1949 Carrier, Warren Pendleton, 1952 Carruth, Hayden, 1961 Cassill, R.V., 1957 Chatterji, Bankim Chandra, 1962 Cocteau, Jean, 1957

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@import "../styles.css"; Andrew Otwell Introduction Chapter 1 Chapter 2 ... Illustrations Bibliography View Magazine's Marcel Duchamp Special Issue, 1945: Bibliography Ades, Dawn. Dada and Surrealism Reviewed . London: Arts Council of Great Britain, 1978. . Paris: Editions du Centre Pompidou, 1991. Balakian, Anna. Surrealism: The Road to the Absolute . New York: The Noonday Press, 1959. Bottero, Maria. Frederick Kiesler: Arte, Architettura, Ambiente . Milan: Electa, 1995. Surrealism and Painting , trans. Simon Watson Taylor. London: MacDonald and Company, Ltd., 1972. Originally published as . Paris: Editions Gallimard, 1965. Manifestoes of Surrealism . Ann Arbor, Mich.: Ann Arbor Paperbacks, The University of Michigan Press, 1972 (1969). What is Surrealism?: Selected Writings , edited by Franklin Rosemont. New York: Monad Press, 1978. Browder, Clifford. Geneva: Librarie Droz, 1967. Cabanne, Pierre. Dialogues With Marcel Duchamp Calas, Nicolas. "Review of Reviews," VVV , no. 1 (June 1942): 66-69. Coordinating Council of French Relief Societies, Inc., New York.

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A note about Charles Henri Ford Ford died on September 27, 2002, at the age of 94. I had the pleasure of speaking with him about this project only once, by phone, in 1991. His insistence that “Parker wasn’t camp, he used camp” supported my own reading of Tyler’s film criticism in a most reassuring way. His remarks about Tyler were only a part of our conversation. It was a treat to hear him speak familiarly about an early hero of mine, André Breton, whom he knew in the View days and whose Young Cherry Trees Secured Against Hares he published in 1946. Perhaps more revealing to me, he articulated with real feeling the attitude—in both senses of the word—of a gay man who had conducted himself with unshakeable confidence through most of the twentieth century: “Don’t talk to me about Gay Liberation! Gay Liberation ruined everything!” He remembered the Village of The Young and Evil as a lost paradise of Liberation preceded by no such partisan qualifier. That his confidence originated in part from the fact that he was (through no fault of his own) beautiful and never lacking for money does not diminish it. The Ford I imagine from those days is the big-eyed beauty of Tchelitchew’s adoring portraits and the not-quite-smirking young man caught by Cartier-Bresson’s camera (above). Although I didn't have a chance to talk to him again, he sent me a very kind note about my review of View: Parade of the Avant-Garde 1940-47

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-Excerpt from this book- List Price: $16.95 order online from www.spdbooks.org Introduction by Lynne Tillman E dmund White has called the important and unpublished diary Water from a Bucket a "gripping book." He goes on to say, Like Tosca, Charles Henri Ford has lived for art and for love. In this scintillating diary, Ford presents his extended visits to war-torn France and Italy and his friendships with Cocteau, Balanchine, Dali, Paul Bowles, Djuna Barnes, Gertrude Stein, Ned Rorem, Jean Genet, Truman Capote, Tennessee Williams, and many other luminaries. The book also gives a full dress portrait of his companion of two decades, the great, querulous, and loveable Russian painter Pavel Tchelitchew. These pages show a golden moment before art surrendered to commerce, before gay life became brainless and ghettoized and before America turned its back on Europe. No wonder Ford considers Water from a Bucket his masterpiece. Influential American surrealist, writer, and editor Charles Henri Ford was born in Hazlehurst, Mississippi, in 1908, and growing up lived in Memphis and elsewhere in Tennessee, along with his mother and sister, Ruth, who went on to become a renowned film actress. In 1933 he published The Young and the Evil , a novel he wrote with Parker Tyler that was banned in England and America for its subversive content. He is better known, however, for his collections of surrealist poetry, including

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56. 20th Century Poets, D - I charles henri ford The Modern American Poetry resource site has a good collectionof images of ford's collage poems, book jackets, title pages, and http://poetry.about.com/cs/di/

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Spring 2000 Charles Henri Ford Catalyst Among Poets Interview by Asako Kitaori henever Charles Henri Ford is mentioned, his name evokes the image of one whose creative genius comes in and out of focus: when, where, how and in what context. The name is easily remembered, yet what he's exactly known for has eluded even the most erudite observer. As Jean Cocteau once said of him: "He is a poet in everything he creates." Charles Henri Ford blazed his way onto the literary scene in the early 1930s with the publication of his poetry in some of the most prestigious periodicals of the day, including Hound and Horn Transition New Directions Annual The New Yorker , and Poetry (Chicago). He is considered by many to be America's first Surrealist poet. His selected poems, Out of the Labyrinth, published by City Lights Books, covers a remarkable six decades. As a teenager, Ford launched an experimental literary magazine Blues , published in Mississippi, and followed nearly a decade later (1940) with View , a glossy magazine devoted to a cultural avant-garde that sprang up in New York as a conduit for the Surrealist group spearheaded by Andre Breton.

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Spring 2000 PRINT ISSUE Charles Henri Ford Considered by many to be America's first Surrealist poet, Charles Henri Ford's is also know for his amazingly prodigious output in photography, film and the art of collage as well as his editorship of the influential magazine View. FICTION PURE POETRY by Binnie Kirshenbaum MAKING LOVE TO THE MINOR POETS OF CHICAGO by James Conrad Binnie Kirshenbaum's thoroughly acrid rumination on middle-aged poetic despair and James Conrad's satiric detailing of the lives of an extensive cast of inconsequential Chicago versifiers. POETRY IN THE SURGICAL THEATRE by Dana Levin Like that creepiest of X-Files soundtracked by Nat King Cole, Levin's poems are sonic crooners relaying the hard facts and ugly deformities of our lives. NOTHING DOING by Cid Corman Long overdue collection of poems by the famed poet, translator, and editor. THE DREAMHOUSE by Tom Sleigh Sleigh's poems are restless assertions of ambivalence, spoken with voices almost assured as witnesses to an other, ethereal world on the shadow side of this one. ABRACADABRA by Kimberly Lyons This enigmatic book of poems, quiet yet intense, consciously echoes the traditions of Asian poetry and mixes them with more recognizably contemporary avant garde techniques.

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