The Green Lake Is Awake (Häftad)
avJoseph Ceravolo, David Shapioe, Ron Padgett
ISBN: 9781566890212 - UTGIVEN: 1994-06The linguistic playfulness and imagistic sensibilities that typify the New York School Poets are revealed in the first definitive collection in twenty-five years of the late poet's work. Original.[...]
Collected Poems (Inbunden)
avRon Padgett
ISBN: 9781566893428 - UTGIVEN: 2013-11Gathering the work of more than fifty years, Ron Padgett's "Collected Poems" is the record of one of the most dynamic careers in twentieth-century American poetry. Padgett's poems reverberate with his reading and friendships, from Andrew Marvell to Woody Guthrie and Kenneth Koch. Wry, insightful, an[...]
Alone and Not Alone (Pocket)
avRon Padgett
ISBN: 9781566894012 - UTGIVEN: 2015-05Following Pulitzer Prize finalist Ron Padgett's 2013's Collected Poems (winner of the Los Angeles Times Book Prize and the William Carlos Williams Prize) Alone and Not Alone offers new poems that see the world in a clear and generous light. From "The World of Us": Don't go around all day thinking [...]
The Collected Writings of Joe Brainard (Inbunden)
avRon Padgett, Paul Auster
ISBN: 9781598531497 - UTGIVEN: 201203An artist associated with the New York School of poets, Joe Brainard (1942-1994) was a wonderful writer whose one-of-a-kind autobiographical work "I Remember" ("a completely original book" -Edmund White) has had a wide and growing influence. It is joined in this major new retrospective with many oth[...]
Bean Spasms (Pocket)
avTed Berrigan, Ron Padgett, Joe (ILT) Brainard
ISBN: 9781887123808 - UTGIVEN: 2012-09Ted Berrigan, Joe Brainard and Ron Padgett's "Bean Spasms" is the defining publication of the 1960s literary/Pop scene in New York. Originally published in 1967 by Kulchur Press in an edition of 1,000, and out of print for more than 40 years, "Bean Spasms" is a book many have heard about but relativ[...]
I Remember (Inbunden)
avJoe Brainard, Paul Auster, Ron Padgett
ISBN: 9781907903571 - UTGIVEN: 201211As autobiography, Brainard's method was brilliantly simple: to set down specific memories ('everything is interesting, sooner or later') as they rose to the surface of his consciousness, each prefaced by the refrain 'I remember.'[...]
