Collected Poems and Epigrams

Collected poems and epigrams

Literature & Fiction

Cunningham, J.V.

Poetry

Faber and Faber Ltd.

The Poems of J. V. Cunningham

Faber and Faber

Exclusions of a Rhyme Poems and Epigrams

Ohio Univ Pr

The Journal of John Cardan- Together with The Quest of the Opal, and The Problem of Form

Alan Swallow

SWALLOW PRESS+

Chicago 1976 first edition, first printing. octavo paperback. 463p. Good plus, slight wear; text clean; binding secure; no owner marks. Essays on theatre , drama, Shakespeare.

The collected essays of J. V. Cunningham

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Exclusions of a Rhyme: Poems and Epigrams

The lifework in verse of one of the century's finest and liveliest American poets, this collection of the poems of J. V. Cunningham (1911-85) documents the poet's development from his early days as an experimental modernist during the Depression to his emergence as the master of the classical “plain style” -- distinguished by its wit, feeling, and subtlety.Often identified with the epigram -- a genre in which he excelled as distinctively as Jonson, Herrick, and Landor -- Cunningham also wrote in a wide range of other poetic forms and was a remarkable translator. This collection, designed to show the poet's range and skill, incorporates the materials of his 1971 Collected Poems and Epigrams and restores their original arrangement. It also adds many of his later poems and translations and some uncollected pieces from his periodicals.Timothy Steele's notes and introduction assist in re-establishing Cunningham's position as a twentieth-century original, a poet who is remembered equally for emotional power and stylistic purity.

Poems Of J.V. Cunningham

The lifework in verse of one of the century's finest and liveliest American poets, this collection of the poems of J. V. Cunningham (1911-85) documents the poet's development from his early days as an experimental modernist during the Depression to his emergence as the master of the classical “plain style” -- distinguished by its wit, feeling, and subtlety. Often identified with the epigram -- a genre in which he excelled as distinctively as Jonson, Herrick, and Landor -- Cunningham also wrote in a wide range of other poetic forms and was a remarkable translator. This collection, designed to show the poet's range and skill, incorporates the materials of his 1971 Collected Poems and Epigrams and restores their original arrangement. It also adds many of his later poems and translations and some uncollected pieces from his periodicals. Timothy Steele's notes and introduction assist in re-establishing Cunningham's position as a twentieth-century original, a poet who is remembered equally for emotional power and stylistic purity.

Steele, Timothy

Let Thy Words Be Few

History & Criticism

Symposium Pr

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