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Hollo Anselm:     more books (100)

Sojourner Microcosms: New and Selected Poems 1959-1977 (The Selected Works Series #2) by Anselm Hollo, 1977-09-01 Some Worlds by Anselm HOLLO, 1974 Corvus by Anselm Hollo, 1995-11-01 Sensation No. 27; Or the Book Called Book, 1969-1972 by Anselm Hollo, 1972-01-01 Starfall: A Triptych by Lars Kleberg, 1998-02-20 No Complaints by Anselm Hollo, 1983-05 Trilogy: The Dance Floor on the Mountain<br>Invitation to the Dance<br>The Dark One's Dances by Pentti Saarikoski, 2003-12-31 Guests of Space by Anselm Hollo, 2007-02-01 Modern Swedish Poetry in Translation Women's Rites: Scenes from the Erotic Imagination by Jeanne de Berg, 1987 The Erotic Minorities by Lars Ullerstam, 1971-03 SOME POEMS BY ... Translated by Anselm Hollo by Paul Klee, 1962 The Czar's Madman by Jaan Kross, 1994-04-01 Imagination As Space of Freedom: Dialogue Between the Ego and the Unconscious (Fromm Psychology) by Verena Kast, 1993-01

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41. Woodland Pattern > Anselm Hollo
    . Woodland Pattern™. Woodland Pattern Book Center. Book Center.anselm hollo. anselm hollo internationally known poet and translator  
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    Extractions: Book Center Anselm Hollo Anselm Hollo internationally known poet and translator, was born in Helsinki, Finland and was educated there and in the U.S. He has been recognized asa major foce in the poetry community, both in the U.S. where he has lived since 1966, and around the world. He is now Associate Professor in the Graduate Writing and Poetics Department at The Naropa Institute, a Buddhist-inspired nonsectarian liberal arts college in Boulder, Colorado, where he and his wife, the painter Jane Dalrymple-Hollo, make their home. Hollo's most recent books include Caws and Causeries (1999), a collection of essays, and Rue Wilson Monday (La Alameda, 2000) and Notes on the Possibilities and Attractions of Existence (Coffee House Press, 2001), both collections of poetry. In addition to the more than forty books he's written, Hollo is an award-winning translator. He has translated writings from German, Swedish, French and Finnish, including works by Jean Genet, Paul Klee, Bertolt Brecht, Blaise Cendrars, and Paavo Haavikko, Finland's most reknowned poet.

42. Anselm Hollo - La Blinda Rosada - Fundación De Poetas
    Translate this page FINLANDIA. La lista de la Fundación de Poetas. Poesía finlandesa. ANSELMHOLLO (1934). Nació en Helsinki. Estudió química y matemáticas  
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43. Anselm Hollo
    anselm hollo was born in Helsinki, Finland, in 1934, and is the authorof more than forty books of original work. He is also the  
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44. Anselm Hollo
    Genet s premise is that all maleto-male soc Written by Jean Genet , AnselmHollo Published by Grove Press (July 1989) ISBN 0802151574 Price $13.50.  
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    Extractions: Proving that the classic Hammet/Chandler private eye plot can be enriched in even the most exotic setting, Arjouni continues his pungent series about the Turkish-German detective Kemal Kayankaya. Like his creator, Kayankaya is the son of Turkish guest workers, and he gets very little respect from his adopted country. A client, an "average schmuck from Frankfurt's West End" named Weidenbusch, wants Kayankaya to find his missing Thai ladyfriend, who seems to have been kidnapped by gangsters pre... Dizdarevic does a good job of showing the terror of everyday life in Sarajevo. What struck me about this book is how the population slowly accomodated itself to random shootings and starvation. As the population adjusted itself, you can feel the anger welling up inside the author against the world leaders and the UN. UN troops sat around and did nothing. These troops were Canadians and French who watched Serb troops shoot down innocent civilians. When the Bosnians tried to defend themselves, ...

45. The New York Review Of Books: Anselm Hollo
    Bibliography of books and articles by anselm hollo, from The New York Reviewof Books. The New York Review of Books. anselm hollo. From the Archives.  
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46. Ploughshares, The Literary Journal
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47. Ploughshares, The Literary Journal
    Boston, MA 02116 Donate to Ploughshares. Authors Articles anselmhollo. anselm hollo. Ploughshares articles by or about this author  
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48. A DOUBLE FOR JACK COLLOM Anselm Hollo
    A DOUBLE FOR JACK COLLOM anselm hollo Sort of a tough day, this, albeit sunny All the leaves positively shooting off their trees Where are my glasses?  
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    Extractions: A DOUBLE FOR JACK COLLOM Anselm Hollo Sort of a tough day, this, albeit sunny All the leaves positively shooting off their trees Where are my glasses? Where’s my bag of tricks? If you think this is me talking, you may be right But I too would rather listen to Karl Who speaking of Heinrich had this to say: “I love him as much as his works And do not mind his political weaknesses Poets, you see, are queer fish, and must be allowed To go their own ways. They should not be assessed By the measure of ordinary or even extraordinary men.” Thank you, Karl. I love you too, across the centuries. You my man. As is Heinrich, who unfortunately Loses more in translation than you do. But you, dear Jack, and I can read him in German and hope to share his self-savaging wit in Dichtkunst and Kunstdichtung ah to motor along the beaches of Boulder with you in a convoy of heroic young figures on skates past twenty-five foot plexiglass prairie dog with flashing red eyes above twenty-eighth street then return to our stille Kammer to dream up more verbal outrage here in the going-under of the evening land what a botched job terraforming Earth in our image has been but as long as we keep on throwing out the baby of sentimentality with the bath water of shlock there is hope and I don’t know about faith but love for sure Note: Karl Karl Marx. Heinrich Heinrich Heine. Quote gleaned from

49. Poet Anselm Hollo To Read At The Library Of Congress November 20, 1997
    Poet and translator anselm hollo will read his poems at the Libraryof Congress at 645 pm Dec. 12 in the Southeast Pavilion of  
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    Extractions: Yvonne French (202) 707-9191 Poet and translator Anselm Hollo will read his poems at the Library of Congress at 6:45 p.m. Dec. 12 in the Southeast Pavilion of the Thomas Jefferson Building, at 10 First Street, S.E. Tickets are not required. Mr. Hollo has published more than 35 books and chapbooks of his poetry, most recently Corvus (1995) and AHOE (1997). He also has translated the works of many contemporary Finnish poets, among them Paavo Haavikko (Selected Poems 1949-1988, 1991) and Pentti Saarikoski (Trilogy: The Last Three Books, 1998), as well as fiction, plays and poetry (Brecht, Klee, Genet, Blok, Malle) from the German, French, Swedish and Finnish. He also translated Zlatko Dizdarevic's Sarajevo: A War Journal (1994) from French to English. Mr. Hollo was born in 1943 in Helsinki, Finland, and was educated there and in the United States. When he was in his early twenties, he left Finland to live and work as a writer and translator, first in Germany and Austria, then in London. His translations into Finnish include Allen Ginsberg's Howl and John Lennon's In His Own Write.

50. Reviewing The Tape, By Anselm Hollo
    Reviewing The Tape. anselm hollo. im Piero Heliczer. I. calling 1959calling 1959 what does he know a red piano a fragmentary tusk he  
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51. Anselm Hollo Manuscripts
    The University of Tulsa. McFarlin Library, Department of Special Collections.THE anselm hollo MANUSCRIPTS. 19731975. The anselm hollo  
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    Extractions: The University of Tulsa McFarlin Library, Department of Special Collections THE ANSELM HOLLO MANUSCRIPTS The manuscripts were acquired prior to 1983. May 1993 1:1     pcTMsS [incomplete] draft collection of poems inscribed to Ted Berrigan and Alice [Notley], with pcAMs title page. pi-iii, v, 7-33 removed from an orange folder. 1:2     pcTMs draft collection of poems with ccTMs title page and ccTMs poem by Emily Dickinson, pi, 1-92. 1:3     TMsS draft English translation from the Austrian of an [essay] by Peter Altenberg stapled into an illustrated cover and inscribed to Ted Berrigan; pi-ii, 1-2. End

52. Pirkanmaalaisen Kaunokirjallisuuden Käännöksiä
    Tinaa). Hymn to my homeland (runoja). Poems (runoja). Teoksessa hollo, anselm Word from the North. Myös teoksessa hollo, anselm Word from the North.  
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53. Literatureseek.com Hollo,_Anselm
    Literature Authors H hollo, anselm Found 2 sites about hollo, anselm.Finland anselm hollo profile - http//finland.org/events  
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54. Anselm Hollo: Q és A (Gyukics Gábor Fordítása)
    « http//haiku.hu, a Terebess Online http//terebess.hu különlapja. anselmhollo Q ÉS A Gyukics Gábor fordítása. * *. anselm hollo 1934, Boulder.  
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55. Poetry Center Honors Anselm Hollo With Annual Book Award
    Poetry Center honors anselm hollo with annual book award.  
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    Extractions: The Poetry Center has chosen Anselm Hollo's Notes on the Possibilities and Attractions of Existence: Selected Poems 1965-2000 for its 2002 Book Award. Poet Joanne Kyger, judge for this year's award, selected Hollo's work because of its "unerring clarity, wit and grace of intelligence." She said the reader feels at home in Hollo's poems and his writing "carries the traditions of wisdom and awareness" in a light and humane voice. The book is a collection of some of Hollo's most memorable works in his long and fruitful career. Born in Finland, Hollo moved to the United States in 1970. To date, he has written and translated more than 40 books. Hollo currently teaches creative writing at Naropa University, a Buddhist-inspired liberal arts college in Boulder, Colo. He has also received a National Endowment for the Arts fellowship and has taught at the University of Iowa and SUNY Buffalo. His poetry tome was one of 166 judged in the competition. The annual award is given to a book of poems published in the previous year. Past recipients include Alice Notley, Sharon Olds, Larry Eigner, Laura Moriarty, Jackson Mac Low, Yusef Komunyakaa, Lyn Hejinian, Luis J. Rodriguez, Adrian Louis, Leslie Scalapino, C.D. Wright, Barbara Guest, Elaine Equi, Cole Swensen and Kevin Davies.

56. Babelguides: Anselm Hollo
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57. Babelguides: Anselm (from Finnish) Hollo
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    Extractions: Your site for world literature in English translation home guides publishers authors ... contact :: Browse Books :: African Austrian Brazilian Chinese Dutch and Flemish Eastern European French German Hungarian Indian Italian Japanese Jewish Latin American Middle Eastern Portuguese Portuguese African Russian Scandinavian Slavic Spanish Yiddish You are at Home Translators Anselm (from Finnish) Hollo SPECIALS 60% discount!

58. Hollo & Cajero
    POG. presents. poet anselm hollo and painter Michael Cajero. Saturday, April26, 7pm. Dinnerware Gallery, 135 East Congress. Admission $5; Students $3.  
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    Extractions: Saturday, April 26, 7pm Dinnerware Gallery, 135 East Congress Admission: $5; Students $3 Additional Event: “Innovative Poetry: Life Outside the Box,” a talk by Anselm Hollo followed by discussion: Friday, April 25, 2pm, UA English Department, Modern Languages Building 451; this event is free and open to the public. (For directions, or advice about parking, phone POG at 615-7803 or email pog@gopog.org.) Co-sponsored by Arizona Quarterly and the UA Poetry Center Anselm Hollo was born in Helsinki, Finland, and was educated there and in the U.S. In his early twenties, he left Finland to live and work as a writer and translator, first in Germany and Austria, then in London, where he was employed by the BBC's European Services in their Finnish Program from 1958 to 1967. Translations into Finnish from that time include Allen Ginsberg's Howl and John Lennon's In His Own Write For the last thirty years, Hollo has lived in the United States, teaching creative writing and literary translation at numerous colleges and universities, including SUNY Buffalo, The University of Iowa, and The University of Colorado. He is now Associate Professor in the Graduate Writing and Poetics Department at The Naropa Institute. Hollo has published more than thirty-five books and chapbooks, most recently

59. Kulchur Press Records
    2, Hirschman, Jack. 2, hollo, anselm. 2, Ignatow, David. 2, Jones, LeRoi (ImamuAmiri Baraka). 5, Hirschman, Jack. 5, hollo, anselm. 6, Jones, Leroi. 6, Kelly,Robert.  
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    Extractions: RLIN ID BIOGRAPHY Lita Romola Rothbard Hornick, 1927 Barnard A. B. 1948, Columbia M.A. 1949, and Ph.D. 1958), publisher and literary critic took over the magazine KULCHUR in February of 1961 its third issue. SCOPE AND CONTENT Correspondence, manuscripts, proofs, art work, mechanicals, documents, lists, financial papers, and printed materials of KULCHUR, the Kulchur Press books, and the Kulchur Foundation. Lita Hornick published the works of new American writers (including the New York School), artists, and musicians (such as Robert Duncan, Allen Ginsberg, Frank O'Hara, and Larry Rivers) as well as avant garde criticism from 1961 until 1965. She ended KULCHUR in 1965 and began to publish books from the Kulchur Press. In 1970, Kulchur Press became The Kulchur Foundation. Lita Hornick has also been active in the support committees of The Museum of Modern Art and other cultural institutions. Among the cataloged correspondence are: Ted Berrigan, Joe Brainard, Charles Henri Ford, LeRoi Jones (Imamu Amiri Baraka), Gerald Malanga, Ron Padgett, and Louis Zukofsky.

60. Welcome To Carcanet
    List of Titles. Selected Poems HB (Tr.). anselm hollo. To link directlyto this page, please use the following URL http//www.carcanet  
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