Larry Eigner Books

Selected Poems

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Berkeley, CA:: Oyez,, 1972.. Fine in a fine dustjacket.. First printing. Includes poems from the 1953 "Sustaining Air" through "A Line That May Be Cut" in 1968 plus a small section of previously un...

From Away

By Larry Eigner, Michelle Ferguson

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"Marion Mackenzie's dream of solitude in Lupin's Point is shattered when Schooner Button spots her near his fishing boat and pegs her as a lobster thief. Clinging to the timbers beneath the dock, M...

Drawings And Relief Sculpture

By Larry Eigner, Nora Jaffe

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Larry Eigner. Poems. This Is Number 191 Of An Edition Of 500--colophon.

Short Form American Poetry

By Larry Eigner, Ezra Pound, Lorine Niedecker, William Carlos Williams, Robert Creeley -, Will Montgomery, Robert Grenier, George Oppen, Rae Armantrout, Hilda Doolittle

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## A ground-breaking analysis of the short form lineage in twentieth-century American poetry * Proposes a new genealogy of 20th century and contemporary American verse * Contains in-depth discussio...

Short Form American Poetry

By Larry Eigner, Ezra Pound, Lorine Niedecker, William Carlos Williams, Robert Creeley -, Will Montgomery, Robert Grenier, George Oppen, Rae Armantrout, Hilda Doolittle

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