[New-Poetry] 100 Poets You Should Know
TheOldMole
Opus40-01 at opus40.org
Thu Nov 22 11:15:30 EST 2007
Given that Jim perhaps should have said "North American poets" or "US
poets" (though this might have been clear from the list itself) how many
poets who came to prominence in the 40s or early 50s are still alive?
Hayden Carruth is on the list. So is Gerald Stern. Are there any others?
Bob Grumman wrote:
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>
> David Bircumshaw wrote:
>> >I must say I like the original list--partly because it does not seem
>> to have an agenda. Janet<
>>
>> With respect (and a friendly demeanor) this list certainly does
>> /have/ an agenda: it is 100 /North American/ poets you should know,
>> and, further, North American poets who have emerged from the late
>> 1950's at the earliest.
>
> I thought about that when I saw the title, but then realized that
> James almost surely meant "poets whose names you will no doubt know"
> rather than "names you are required to know."
>
> --Bob G.
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