Selected letters / Charles Olson ; edited by Ralph Maud.
"In this volume, edited and annotated by Ralph Maud, we see Olson at the height of his powers and also at his most human. The nearly two hundred letters, selected from a known three thousand, demonstrate the wide range of Olson's interests and the depth of his concern for the future. As we...
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Berkeley :
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Table of Contents:
- Library Sources for the Charles Olson Letters in This Volume
- A Chronology of Charles Olson's Life and Correspondence
- To Charles Joseph Olson (1931)
- To the Rhodes Scholarship Committee (1931)
- To Wilbert Snow (1932)
- To John Finch (1935)
- To Barbara Denny (1936)
- To Anne Bosshard (1936)
- To Dorothy Norman (1938-1939)
- To F.O. Matthiessen (1939)
- To Carl Van Doren and Van Wyck Brooks (1940)
- To Waldo Frank (1940)
- To Constance Wilcock (1941)
- To Homer and Viola Barrett (1941)
- To the Office of Strategic Services (1942)
- To Alfred Stieglitz (1945)
- To Malcolm Cowley (1945)
- To Oscar Lange (1945)
- To William H. Tripp (1945)
- To Winfred Overholser and Mary Rudge (1946)
- To Robert Hannegan (1946)
- To Ezra Pound (1946)
- To Adam Kulikowski (1946)
- To Ruth Benedict (1946)
- To John Berryman (1947)
- To Harvey Breit (1947)
- To Eleanor and Harry Metcalf (1947)
- To Douglas Fox (1947)
- To Edward Dahlberg (1947)
- To Monroe Engel (1947)
- To Muriel Rukeyser (1947)
- To the Guggenheim Foundation (1948)
- To Ezra Pound (1948)
- To the Western Playing Card Company (1948)
- To Edward Dahlberg and Caresse Crosby (1948)
- To Henry Murray (1948)
- To Josef Albers (1948)
- To Caresse Crosby and Robert Payne (1949)
- To Kitue Kitasono (1949)
- To Albert Erskine (1949)
- To Ben Shahn (1949)
- To Michael Lekakis (1949)
- To Ray B. West (1950)
- To Vincent Ferrini (1950)
- To Robert Creeley (1950)
- To Jay Leyda (1950)
- To Robert Giroux (1950)
- To Frances Boldereff (1950).