1. Anselm Hollo Anselm Hollo was born in Helsinki, Finland, and was educated there andin the US (senior year in high school on an exchange scholarship). http://www.cyberpoems.com/abtans-h.html

Anselm Hollo was born in Helsinki, Finland, and was educated there and in the U.S. (senior year in high school on an exchange scholarship). 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 has read his work, lectured, and conducted workshops at many universities and colleges, art museums and galleries, literary conferences, coffeehouses, and living rooms. 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 has published more than thirty-five books and chapbooks of his poetry, most recently

2. The Czar's Madman -- Jaan Kross Anselm Hollo Anselm Holla Related Subjects. Fiction. by Jaan Kross,. Translated by Anselm Hollo and AnselmHolla. New Press. Due/Published December 1993, pages, paper. ISBN 1565841212. http://www.semcoop.com/detail/1565841212

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3. Anselm Hollo Anselm Hollo. Edward Foster Do poets trust translation, or do the makeup their own versions as they read? back to Anselm Hollo s homepage. http://www.durationpress.com/authors/hollo/holloint.html

Anselm Hollo Edward Foster: Do poets trust translation, or do the make up their own versions as they read? Anselm Hollo: I can't speak for anyone else, but I trust translations-of poetry from other languages-by poets, especially by poets whose work I like: e.g. Beckett's and Padgett's translations of Apollinaire over Anne Hyde Greet's or William Meredith's. It occurs to me that it really isn't a question of trust in these instances so much as a matter of enjoyment: I can read Apollinaire's French. Only in cases where the source language is one I don't know, it's also a matter of trust-as with, say, Peter Dale Scott's and Czeslaw Milosz's translations of the Polish poet Zbigniew Herbert. They are terrific poems in English, and given Milosz's participation, I feel confident that they are as faithful to the original Polish as can be. When translated poems are terrific poems in English, I don't feel any urge to improve on them. EF: In your introduction to Saarikoski's Poems, you quote (translate) him as saying, "Translating, I do not cram sentences into any mid-linguistic limbo. I write Finnish-language sentences over them-so they'll disappear." Which apparently means that translation erases the original text. Is that what happens when you translate Saaikoski? And if that's the case, what is it that you want from the original?

4. Caws And Causeries: Around Poetry And Poets Anselm Hollo Title Caws and Causeries Around Poetry and Poets hollo anselm Anselm Hollo SubjectAmerican Poetry Category Poetry Drama Criticism History Criticism http://www.generalelectionsite.co.uk/Anselm-Hollo-Caws-and-Causeries-Aroun-277-0

Caws and Causeries: Around Poetry and Poets Anselm Hollo Author or Artist : Anselm Hollo Title: Caws and Causeries: Around Poetry and Poets Hollo Anselm Anselm Hollo Subject: American Poetry Category: Poetry Drama Criticism History Criticism General Format: Hardcover P Saarikoski-Trilogy... Conversations Beyond the Light: With Departed Friends and Colleagues by Electronic Means... Murray Sidman-Coercion and Its Fallout: The Question...to Punish or Prevent?: Study Guide... Mountain Club Colorado Todd Caudle-Colorado Fourteeners 2003 Calendar... ... The Pig Day Book...

5. Station Hill Authors -- Anselm Hollo Anselm Hollo. Anselm Hollo is a Finnishborn (quite native issued byStation Hill. With Ruth in Mind. Anselm Hollo. With Ruth in Mind http://www.stationhill.org/hollo.html

Anselm Hollo Anselm Hollo Woyzeck Starnberger See (winner of the Witter Bynner Translation Award) will be issued by Station Hill. With Ruth in Mind Anselm Hollo With Ruth in Mind is a three-part journey through materials "from the great continuous babbleflux of language," with stopovers in dreams (both waking & sleeping), in conversations, & in several varieties of text recycled, rearranged, & rerelated to the reader. Cover Price Pages Dimensions ISBN Publisher Paper 5.75 x 8.75 Station Hill Press, Inc. Related Titles Poetry Literary Titles and Authors in this Catalogue are arranged in Alphabetical Order. Click on a letter to go to the corresponding section. Titles A B C D ... Z Authors A B C D ... Artists The Institute for Publishing Arts, Inc. in association with Station Hill Press, Inc. and Barrytown, Ltd.

6. Anselm Hollo Anselm Hollo lives in Boulder, Colorado, with painter Jane DalrympleHollo, felinesPhinneas and Zophiel, and conure (parrot) Charlie. He writes poems. http://www.canwehaveourballback.com/hollobio.htm

Anselm Hollo lives in Boulder, Colorado, with painter Jane Dalrymple-Hollo, felines Phinneas and Zophiel, and conure (parrot) Charlie. He writes poems.

7. Hollo ANSELM HOLLO. OH DIDN T HE RAMBLE (Excerpts from the Informal Seminar Verbarium).Collage and montage of various kinds are major modes of production. http://www.poetspath.com/transmissions/messages/hollo.html

ANSELM HOLLO OH DIDN'T HE RAMBLE (Excerpts from the Informal Seminar Verbarium) Collage and montage of various kinds are major modes of production. (The Eisensteinian montage of Pound's Cantos , Tristan Tzara's words out of a grab-bag, Max Bense's "stochastic texts" and h.c. artmann's "verbariums," Gysin's and Burroughs's cut-ups, Jackson Mac Low's and Clark Coolidge's continued majestic oeuvres, Kathy Acker's montages and appropriations can all be seen as parts of the canon of postmodernist verbal imagination. "It is important to keep old hat in secret closet." —Ted Berrigan It also seems important to connect with the reader. And for the reader to connect with the author. Morty Sklar, co-editor (with the late lamented Darrell Gray) and publisher of The Actualist Anthology (Iowa City, 1966), states in his introduction to that book that "(E)ach Actualist is concerned with connecting with the reader on some Such an assumption may, of course, reflect a thoroughly antiquated bohemie-anarcho-individualist ideology, but I would not exchange it for another. Give me the Elysian, or Eleusinian, fields of poetry where Egil Skallagrimsson enjoys a picnic with Emily Dickinson, satyrs converse with cyborgs, and dinosaurs roam next to herds of programmed super-rabbits. The spirit of the Iowa City Actualist group owed much to the work of Frank O'Hara and James Schuyler, and to the "actual" presence of Ted Berrigan in Iowa City for one memorable year. Ted composed his sonnets and odes with an immediacy, anarchic humor, and unpretentious artifice that still strike me as what might be The News.

8. Anselm Hollo Anselm Hollo, poet and literary translator is currently an Associate Professorof Writing Poetics at the Naropa Institute, Boulder, CO. http://www.awpwriter.org/membership/profiles/benefit-hollo.htm

Benefit Reader Profiles Corvus (Coffee House Press, Minneapolis, 1995) and a book of essayist prose Caws and Causeries: Around Poetry and Poets (La Alameda/ University of New Mexico Press, Albuquerque, 1999). Poems have appeared in New American Writing, Exquisite Corpse, The World , etc. His work has been anthologized in A Norton Anthology of Postmodern Poetry, American Poets Say Goodbye to the 20th Century

9. R.Bové-Review Review of anselm hollo’s Corvus. by Robert Bové. 1996 by Robert BovéOriginal GRIST OnLine publication. Corvus © 1995 by anselm hollo. http://www.thing.net/~grist/bove/hollorev.htm

Review of Anselm Hollo’s Corvus Conversation in a major metropolitan bookstore between a self-described recent Ph.D. in modern lit and myself, a lucky reader: She: Anselm who? How do you pronounce that? Me: Presumably like everyone else, with voicebox, tongue, lips and eyes. She: And diaphragm? Me: Yes, much. She: Hands? Me: Both She: Heart? Me: Three: yours, his and everyone else’s. She: Sorry, I don’t read contemporary poets. Alright, so the conversation is a fictional re-enactment. How often, though, are we told by so-called poetry lovers that they can’t abide contemporary poetry? And they are among the dwindling public that actually buys literature. Tant pis. It is enough to suggest to those who do read us to rush out and buy Anselm Hollo’s immeasurably delightful new collection, Corvus , brimming with poems at once inspired and inspirational, playful and serious, poems that satisfy on so many levels simultaneously that “masterful” may be too ungenerous a word to describe them. “Lit. Group History” in its entirety: It was their intention to gain recognition as a group. Later

10. Naropa University - Faculty Profile - Anselm Hollo Naropa Faculty Profile anselm hollo. Search Engine best viewed. with Internet Explorer or. Netscape 6.0 or later. Faculty Profile anselm hollo. Title Professor, Writing and Poetics http://www.naropa.edu/faculty/hollo.html

Naropa Faculty Profile : Anselm Hollo Search Engine best viewed with Internet Explorer or Faculty Profile: Anselm Hollo Title: Professor, Writing and Poetics Education: Year Started Teaching at Naropa: Summer Writing Programs from mid-Seventies; fulltime core faculty since 1989 Teaching Philosophy: Reading is as much of an art as writing. They are, in fact, vitally complementary. It has been said that no one can teach anyone to become a great writer, but it is certainly possible to show someone how to become a better reader, and developing an array of reading strategies helps us develop our own writing in innovative ways. Research Interest: URL: Links: http://www.cyberpoems.com/abtans-h.html http://www.thing.net/~grist/bove/hollorev.htm http://www.durationpress.com/authors/hollo/home.html http://www.poetryproject.com/hollo.html ... http://www.poetrysociety.org/hollo.html Professional Background: Professional Activities: Numerous poetry readings, lectures, panel discussions at universities, colleges, literary centers and conferences across the United States and the United Kingdom.

11. Poets Against The War anselm hollo. (Statement of Conscience). While there have been timeswhen it has been gratifying to see the administration of this http://poetsagainstthewar.org/displaypoem.asp?AuthorID=789

12. Finland Anselm Hollo Biographical information and pictures from a poetry evening with anselm hollo at the Library of Congress in 1997. http://finland.org/events/hollo.html

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Hollo (Anselm). Like This Finding Aids Browse UC San Diego Mandeville Special Collections Library Hollo (Anselm). Like This Hollo (Anselm). Like This View options: Standard Entire finding aid (3K bytes) Contents: DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY Administrative Information SCOPE AND CONTENT DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY Title: Anselm Hollo. Like this., 1960-1969 Collection number: MSS 0343 Extent: 0.10 linear feet (1 item (1 leaf) in one folder.) Repository: Mandeville Special Collections Library, Geisel Library, UC, San Diego La Jolla, CA 92093-0175 Shelf Location: For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Library's online catalog. To access these materials, please contact the contributing institution: UC San Diego, Mandeville Special Collections Library Comments? Questions? The Online Archive of California (OAC) is an initiative of the California Digital Library

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Title: History. Author: HOLLO, Anselm. Description: Matrix Press (Tom Raworth): 1963. Plain card wrappers with printed dustjacket. Line drawings by Gregory Corso and Ken Lansdowne. An edition of 300 of which this is no.3 of 30 with a signed manuscript poem by Hollo bound-in. Fine. Price: Sold site map terms security powered by booksellersolutions.com

18. Au Revoir Les Enfants: A Screenplay; Author: Malle, Louis; Author: Translator Ho Author Malle, Louis; Author Translator hollo, anselm. Evergreen Book; Paperback; Illustrations http://www.netstoreusa.com/pabooks/080/080213114X.shtml

Au Revoir Les Enfants: A Screenplay English Books German Books Spanish Books Sheet Music ... NEW RELEASES Au Revoir Les Enfants: A Screenplay Author: Malle, Louis; Author: Translator Hollo, Anselm Evergreen Book; Paperback; Illustrations 8 pages Published: August 2000 Avalon Travel Publications Language: French ISBN: 080213114X Provides the screenplay of Louis Malle's film about the friendship between a young Catholic boy and his Jewish friend, who is sent off to the Nazi death camps. PRODUCT CODE: 080213114X USA/Canada: US$ 9.90 Australia/NZ: A$ 16.45 Other Countries: US$ 17.60 convert to your currency Delivery costs included if your total order exceeds US$50. We do not charge your credit card until we ship your order. Government and corporate Purchase Orders accepted without prior account application. PLACE AN ORDER To prepare to buy this item click "add to cart" above. You can change or abandon your shopping cart at any time before checkout. CHECK ORDER STATUS Check on order progress and dispatch. CHANGE OR CANCEL YOUR ORDER Please E-mail us within one hour The NetStoreUSA website is operated by Open Communications, Inc

19. BeatBooks: In The Long View Of Human History Man’s Reliance On Fossil Fuels Can Stoke Ferry (Norfolk) Daedalus Press (Poemcard13). 1968. Printed postcard with a line drawing by Martin Weener. Fine........ Author hollo, anselm. http://www.beatbooks.com/cgi-bin/beatbooks/06030.html

Title: In the long view of human history man’s reliance on fossil fuels can but be a short episode ... . Author: HOLLO, Anselm. Description: Stoke Ferry (Norfolk): Daedalus Press (Poemcard 13). 1968. Printed postcard with a line drawing by Martin Weener. Fine. Price: Sold site map terms security powered by booksellersolutions.com

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