US poet and critic Walzer presents 14 essays on a movement called constructive postmodernism, which such theorists as Frederick Turner identify as helping chart new directions for literary theory past the fragmentary impasses of deconstruction, identity politics, and cultural studies. They widen the focus of his 1994 The Ghost of Tradition: Expansive Poetry and Postmodernism to inquire more broadly about the impact of constructive postmodernism on formal and cultural readings of American poetry. Some have been previously published in earlier forms. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

The Resurgence of Traditional Poetic Form and the Current Status of Poetry's Place in American Culture (Studies in American Literature)

Literature & Fiction

Walzer, Kevin

History & Criticism

Edwin Mellen Pr

Living in Cincinnati : Poems

Cincinnati Writers' Project

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Bridge: Stories and Ideas

Arts & Photography

Workman, Michael

Chernoff, Maxine

Lanier, Chris

Zograf, Aleksandar

Gibbons, Reginald

Pollack, Neal

DOMINI, JOHN

Maliszewski, Paul

Charles, Bryan

Inez, Colette

Vonnegut, Kurt.

Golus, Carrie

Douglas, Thax

Badikian, Beatriz

Furtak, Rick

Gaughran, Tracey

Hamilton, Greg

Juros, Jake

Kendrick, Monica

Leick, Karen

Leming, Warren

Newberry, Jim

Purcell, Greg

Sparks, Rennie

Syverson, Ralph

Timberlake, Ben

Timmons, Susan

Trykv, Cheryl

Welch, Patrick

Architecture

Bridge Magazine

Greater circles: Poems

Word Press

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