81. WMCLC Catalogue K kunitz, stanley J. Twentieth century authors first supplement (1955). kunitz, stanley J. Twentieth century authors a biographical dictionary (1942). http://www3.shropshire-cc.gov.uk/wmclc/catk.htm

[Content] www.literaryheritage.org.uk Home People Places Themes ... Site map WMCLC catalogue K To find if a book is available in the West Midlands Creative Literature Collection browse through the complete online catalogue of printed resources, which is arranged alphabetically by author. These books are part of a public library resource and are not for sale. Kak Kak 77 - souvenir comic (1977) Kaleidoscope Kaleidoscope of verse an anthology of contemporary verse.'7 (1975) Kalra, Virinder Jit Singh Guru Nanak at Hardwar Kark, Leslie Red rain (1945) Kaulfuss, Edward In square orbit (1971) Kaulfuss, Edward Roses at midnight (1983) Kaulfuss, Edward Stargazer (1987) Keating, Frank Gents and players (1986) Keene, Tom Spyship (1980) Kelly, Richard Ararat or bust (1973) Kenny, Peter Peter Kenny, Sue Nash, C P Sykes (1982) Kenyon, Katharine M R House that was loved (1941) Kenyur-Hodgkins, Ian Garner Laurence Housman 1865-1959, Clemence Housman (1975) Kershaw, Valerie Snow man (1979) Kettle, Rosa Mackenzie Carding-mill Valley (1882) Khan, Pervaiz Behind brown eyes (1981) Kilner, Geoffrey

82. Poetry Magazine, Interview And Poetry Of Stanley Kunitz Produced By Grace Cavali stanley kunitz USA. An Interview by Grace Cavalieri. Grace Cavalieri with stanley kunitz, the Poet and the Poem, at Library of Congress. http://www.poetrymagazine.com/archives/2003/April03/kunitz_interview.htm

Stanley Kunitz USA An Interview by Grace Cavalieri Grace Cavalieri with Stanley Kunitz, the Poet and the Poem, at Library of Congress GC: The name of the program is the Poet and the Poem from the Library of Congress. I'm Grace Cavalieri . Our guest is the tenth Poet Laureate of the United States, Stanley Kunitz, just inaugurated. He'll say hello with an opening poem. SK: Hello, I'm Stanley Kunitz. I'm going to start the interview here with the reading of a very early poem. This poem is entitled ?Vitnawova?. It's a poem of dedication. I wrote it at the age of 23 and it's the concluding poem in my first book of poems published in 1930, a long time ago. Vita Nuova I abdicate my daily self that bled, As others breathe, for porridge it might sup. Henceforth apocalypse will get my bread For me. I bit my tongue and gnawed my lip, But now the visor of my name is up. So I will peel that vision from my brain Of numbers wrangling in a common place

83. Stanley Kunitz In his midnineties, stanley kunitz is still writing poems that wrestle with basic themes—“the world’s wrongs and the injustice of time”—and praise http://www.grdodge.org/poetry/Festival_2000/Featured_Poets/Kunitz.htm

84. Stanley Kunitz Mentor, teacher, and friend to generations of artists and writers, stanley kunitz is often cited by other poets as the model of what a poet s life can be. http://www.grdodge.org/poetry/Festival_2002/Featured_Poets/Kunitz.htm

85. L'astronomie Et La Poesie : Stanley Kunitz stanley kunitz, dans The Collected Poems. Références http://pages.infinit.net/noxoculi/kunitz.html

Nox Oculis Stanley Jasspon Kunitz Intellectual Things Twentieth Century Authors The Flight of Apollo Earth was my home, but even there I was a stranger. This mineral crust. I walk like a swimmer. What titanic bombardments in those old astral wars ! I know what I know : I shall never escape from strangeness or complete my journey. Think of me as nostalgic, afraid, exalted. I am your man on the moon, a speck of megalomania, restless for the leap toward island universes pulsing beyond where the constellations set. Infinite space overwhelms the human heart, but in the middle of nowhere life inexorably calls to life. Forward my mail to Mars. What news from the Great Spiral Nebula in Andromeda and the Magellanic Clouds ? I was a stranger on earth. Stepping on the moon, I begin the gay pilgrimage to new Jerusalems in foreign galaxies. Heat. Cold. Craters of silence. The Sea of Tranquillity rolling on the shores of entropy. And, beyond, the intelligence of the stars. Stanley Kunitz, 1969 Halley's Comet Miss Murphy in first grade wrote its name in chalk across the board and told us it was roaring down the stormtracks of the Milky Way at frightful speed and if it wandered off its course and smashed into the earth there'd be no school tomorrow.

86. About Poetry - MUSELETTER #48 The New Poetry Pope As you all know, stanley kunitz is the new Poet Laureate. I saw kunitz 10 or 15 years ago. He s an amazing poet. http://poetry.about.com/library/weekly/museletters/blmuse48.htm

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87. Stanley Kunitz stanley kunitz. CELEB QUIK stanley kunitz OVERVIEW, GENRES FEATURING stanley kunitz Select a genre http://www.rottentomatoes.com/p/StanleyKunitz-1144725/

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88. Fine Arts Work Center In Provincetown: Rededication Of The Stanley Kunitz Common Rededication of stanley kunitz Common Room Featuring Readings by stanley kunitz, incoming Poet Laureate, and Others August 26, 2000. http://www.fawc.org/news/2000/rededication.shtm

FINE ARTS WORK CENTER 24 Pearl Street Provincetown, MA 02657 phone: 508.487.9960 fax: 508.487.8873 www.fawc.org general@fawc.org FAWC News 2002 FAWC News Equipping Artists: 2002 Drive for Computers and Easels 2002-2003 Visual Arts Fellows Announced Jury Visits Cuba to Find Artist for Residency New Residency for Cuban Artists 2001 FAWC News 2001-2002 Message from the Director 2001 Overview 2001 Distinguished Service in the Arts Award 2001 Endowments Update ... In Memory of Agha Shahid Ali 2000 FAWC News Fall 2000 News Winter 2000-2001 Fellows Summer Program 2000 - Looking Back Stanley Kunitz - Laureate Ceremony and Rededication ... Auction Donations Needed 1999 FAWC News Capital Campaign Summer 1999 1999 Fellows American Poets' Favorite Poems ... 1999 FAWC News Archive Rededication of Stanley Kunitz Common Room Featuring Readings by Stanley Kunitz, incoming Poet Laureate, and Others August 26, 2000 Stanley Kunitz, the recently named incoming Poet Laureate of the United States, celebrated his appointment and the remodelling of the Stanley Kunitz Common Room at a rededication ceremony at the Fine Arts Work Center on Saturday, August 26. Kunitz, who served as Consultant in Poetry to the Library of Congress from 1974-1976 (before the title was changed to Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry), succeeds Robert Pinsky, who is finishing a three-year term. Pinsky serves as a member on both the Fine Arts Work Center's Writing Committee and the Board of Trustees, and read at the Work Center as part of the Rededication ceremony. Joining Robert Pinsky were other noted poets and speakers, including Grace Paley, Gail Mazur, Gerald Stern, Gregory Orr, and Cleopatra Mathis.

89. Fine Arts Work Center In Provincetown: News: Kunitz Becomes Laureate stanley kunitz. Board member stanley kunitz, one of the founders of the Fine Arts Work Center, began his term as the tenth Poet Laureate http://www.fawc.org/news/2000/2000laureate.shtm

FINE ARTS WORK CENTER 24 Pearl Street Provincetown, MA 02657 phone: 508.487.9960 fax: 508.487.8873 www.fawc.org general@fawc.org FAWC News 2002 FAWC News Equipping Artists: 2002 Drive for Computers and Easels 2002-2003 Visual Arts Fellows Announced Jury Visits Cuba to Find Artist for Residency New Residency for Cuban Artists 2001 FAWC News 2001-2002 Message from the Director 2001 Overview 2001 Distinguished Service in the Arts Award 2001 Endowments Update ... In Memory of Agha Shahid Ali 2000 FAWC News Fall 2000 News Winter 2000-2001 Fellows Summer Program 2000 - Looking Back Stanley Kunitz - Laureate Ceremony and Rededication ... Auction Donations Needed 1999 FAWC News Capital Campaign Summer 1999 1999 Fellows American Poets' Favorite Poems ... 1999 FAWC News Archive Stanley Kunitz Board member Stanley Kunitz, one of the founders of the Fine Arts Work Center, began his term as the tenth Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry on October 12, 2000. Librarian of Congress Dr. James H. Billington said of his appointment, "Stanley Kunitz continues to be a mentor and model for several generations of poets, and he brings uniquely to the office of Poet Laureate a full lifetime of commitment to poetry that is a source of inspiration and admiration for us all." Kunitz succeeds Robert Pinsky, a member of the Work Center's Writing Committee and Board of Trustees, who held the office from 1997 to 2000. Kunitz with Librarian of Congress, James H. Billington.

90. Books By Stanley Kunitz Books by stanley kunitz. Coop Discount 10%. Interviews and Encounters with stanley kunitz by stanley kunitz. Univ Pr Of New England , paper , 241 pages. http://www.frontlist.com/author/39914

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91. Cheesedip.com: Stanley Kunitz And Lucie Brock-broido cheesedip.com, September 04, 2003. stanley kunitz and lucie brockbroido. Last week I wrote about Louise Glück s appointment as the http://www.cheesedip.com/2003/09/04/stanley_kunitz_and_lucie_brockbroido.php

September 04, 2003 stanley kunitz and lucie brock-broido Last week I wrote about Louise Glück's appointment as the new poet laureate , and today in the New Yorker I found this great profile of Stanley Kunitz , her teacher and mentor. I loved this anecdote in the piece from another one of his students, Lucie Brock-Broido (who was in turn The Boy 's teacher a few years ago): Lucie Brock-Broido, another of his students and now the director of poetry at Columbia’s School of the Arts, says that “much of my adult life had to do with magical direction from Stanley from afar.” Then, ten years ago, when she applied for the position at Columbia, she was asked to compare herself to her mentor. “I was in front of a very formidable committee—the dean, and the chairs of all the divisions of the School of the Arts, the real heavy hitters. The very last question of the interview was ‘What could you possibly offer here at Columbia that, say, Stanley Kunitz could not?’ I took a moment and I said, ‘More hair.’” (Granted, Kunitz has more hair than most men in their 90s, but she's got a horse's mane!) Slate's published three Brock-Broido poems so far this year

92. Scoplaw: Stanley Kunitz stanley kunitz. Another poet for poetry month, another 3 poems. stanley kunitz is another older American poet. Born in 1905, he http://scoplaw.blogs.com/scoplaw/2004/04/stanley_kunitz_.html

hostName = '.blogs.com'; Scoplaw A poet goes to law school Jack Gilbert Main Saturday, lovely Saturday Stanley Kunitz Another poet for poetry month, another 3 poems. Stanley Kunitz is another older American poet. Born in 1905, he’s still kicking, still writing poetry. In his 99 years, he’s served as our Poet Laureate and has a wealth of honors. Not bad for a Harvard alum who was flatly told to his face he wouldn’t be back to teach there because he was Jewish. Stanley splits his time between Provincetown and NYC, where he helped found Poet’s House . It’s easy to find Kunitz books in libraries – he has a wonderful collected book of poetry. Although part of me just wants to stick with the poems themselves, I have to stay that Stanley is just one of the few beautiful human beings I have had the privilege to meet. To know him is to love him. He’s one of our most important poets – one of the few mystic poets our country has produced. The ones I’ve chosen for today aren’t so much in the mystic vein. “The Testing-Tree” might violate my “lucidity” rule somewhat. It’s “about” his imagination and experiences as a boy, but contains dreamlike sequences which might throw some readers. I love the little Rousseau-like bargain with the stones and the tree, and the last 9 lines still cut me when I read them. They’re worth the price of admission.

93. Stanley Kunitz Poet stanley kunitz was born in Worcester, Massachusetts, in 1905. He received his bachelor s (1926) and master s (1927) degrees from Harvard. http://www.nhptv.org/kn/itv/mcd/kunitz.htm

The MacDowell Colony The Writers Stanley Kunitz Additional Links: Academy of American Poets Atlantic Monthly Modern American Poetry Washington Post ... Books and Writers Works Online: King of the River The Quarrel The Testing-Tree Haley's Comet ... First Love Poet Stanley Kunitz was born in Worcester, Massachusetts, in 1905. He received his bachelor's (1926) and master's (1927) degrees from Harvard. After graduation he worked as a reporter and editor for a newspaper in Worcester. He published his first book of poetry, Intellectual Things in 1930. Kunitz served stateside in the army during World War II. After the war, he took a job teaching at Bennington College. He taught writing at Columbia University for 22 years. Kunitz served as Consultant in Poetry to the Library of Congress from 1974-1976 and was a founder of the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown, Massachusetts, and Poets House in New York City. He won the 1959 Pulitzer Prize in for Selected Poems, 1928-1958 and the National Book Award in 1995 for Passing Through: The Later Poems, New and Selected

94. Stanley Kunitz Speaks At Library Poet Laureate stanley kunitz opened the fall literary season at the Libary. stanley kunitz Finds the Way New Poet Laureate Comes to the Library. BY CRAIG D OOGE. http://www.loc.gov/loc/lcib/0011/kunitz.html

November 2000 This Issue Previous Article Next Article Contents Library of Congress Information Bulletin Index Page Library of Congress Web Site The Library Today Bicentennial American Memory Exhibitions ... Home Getting Around Help and FAQs Search the Web Site Web Site Map Search the Catalog Stanley Kunitz Finds the Way New Poet Laureate Comes to the Library BY CRAIG D'OOGE Few people get to hear their own eulogy, yet alone deliver it. But on Oct. 12, the Library's new 95-year-old poet laureate, Stanley Kunitz (right), at times seemed to be doing just that. He opened the reading by announcing that he was worried about the young man who wrote the poem he was about to read. The poem was called "Vita Nova" and he wrote it when he was 23. He had reread it the night before, he said, with a "bit of surprise and some dismay." "I began to worry about the young man who wrote it," he said. "He seemed so alone and vulnerable, yet so proud and enthralled with the conviction of his destiny. I think he needs an older friend, a mentor, to show him the way. I'd like to volunteer, but I guess it is too late." The poem could be described as "Shakespearean." The poet vows to step out of daily life and henceforth dedicate himself to eternity. It is the kind of vow only a young person would make. The last stanza:

95. Worcester Area Writers - Stanley Kunitz stanley kunitz Biography. Works. Photos. Father wherever you are I have only three throws bless my good right arm. from The Testing Tree by stanley kunitz. http://www.wpi.edu/Academics/Library/Archives/WAuthors/kunitz/

PROSE WRITERS S.N. Behrman Robert Benchley Robert Cormier Esther Forbes ... Milton Meltzer POETS Elizabeth Bishop Charles Olson Stanley Kunitz L. E. Sissman ... Olive Higgins Prouty QUICK LINKS Worcester History Book Trade Information Other Resources About this Page ... Worcester Area Writers Home The Pear Tree in Kunitz's backyard (Source: Tara Ellsworth Stanley Kunitz Biography Works Photos Father wherever you are I have only three throws bless my good right arm. In the haze of afternoon, while the air flowed saffron, I played my game for keeps for love, for poetry, and for eternal life after the trials of summer. -from 'The Testing Tree 'by Stanley Kunitz

96. Penn Special Collections-APR-Stanley Kunitz Photographs from the American Poetry Review Records, 19711998 Ms. Coll. 349. stanley kunitz. http://www.library.upenn.edu/collections/rbm/photos/APR/kunitz.html

Photographs from the American Poetry Review Records, 1971-1998 Ms. Coll. 349 Stanley Kunitz Index Index to Volume 156 Last update: Friday, 31-Jan-2003 20:25:15 EST Send mail concerning this page to: shawcros@pobox.upenn.edu

97. Films For The Humanities And Sciences - Stanley Kunitz Thu. May 13, 2004. stanley kunitz. The recipient of virtually every honor that can be bestowed upon a poet, stanley kunitz has been http://www.films.com/Films_Home/Item.cfm/1/9306/ixs

Shopping Basket Log in Forgot Your Password? Become A Member Search quick search (enter keyword(s) or item number below) go to advanced search Fri. May 28, 2004 Stanley Kunitz The recipient of virtually every honor that can be bestowed upon a poet, Stanley Kunitz has been a source of encouragement for a century of budding talent and a tireless promoter of the arts. In this program, Bill Moyers and Mr. Kunitz discuss topics such as his love of life and the recurring theme of renewal in his work. Readings by Mr. Kunitz spotlight "The Flight of Apollo," "The Lincoln Relics," "The Quarrel," "Vita Nuova," "The Round," "The Portrait," "Passing Through," and "The Layers." (27 minutes, color) Part of the Series Sounds of Poetry Item: Format: VHS Price: Item: Format: DVD Price: Prices include public performance rights Closed Captioned Customers who bought this title also bought the following titles: Amiri Baraka Robert Pinsky Marge Piercy Coleman Barks ... Lucille Clifton and Mark Doty See our related titles in the following categories: home browse by subject advanced search how to order ... sister companies © 1997 - 2004 Films for the Humanities and Sciences

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