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Whom Should I Write For? -- The Poet Who Spoke Of It / H. Arthur Klein -- Robinson Jeffers In Czechoslovakia / Kamil Bednář -- Jeffers As A Subject For Horace Lyon's Camera / Horace Lyon -- The Tor House Library: Jeffers' Books / Robert J. Brophy -- Three Memoirs Of Robinson Jeffers -- Topography And The Jeffers Narrative Scene -- Theodore Lilienthal, Robinson Jeffers, And The Quercus Press / Ward Ritchie -- Jeffers Scholarly Materials: Library Of Congress / Edward A. Nickerson -- Meaning And Paradox In Jeffers' Return / Mick Mcallister -- The Interactive Voice Of Jeffers' Hungerfield / Tim Hunt -- The Prose Of Robinson Jeffers: An Annotated Checklist / Robert J. Brophy -- A Checklist Of Robinson Jeffers' Poetical Writings Since 1934 / Covington Rodgers -- Dear Judas: Time And The Dramatic Structure Of The Dream / Eric Vaughn -- Some Notes On The Building Of Tor House / Donnan Jeffers -- The Jeffers Family As I Knew Them / Phoebe Barkan -- Robinson Jeffers' Published Writings, 1903-1911 / Robert Kafka -- Una Jeffers, Correspondent: Letters To Hazel Pinkham, 1912-1920 -- To Robinson Jeffers / Czeslaw Milosz -- Délicieuse Ville, Mélancolique Et Douce: Dijon, 1930-32 / Lawrence Clark Powell -- Recollections And Reminiscences / Benjamin Lehman -- Strong Counsel / Dana Gioia. Robert J. Brophy, Editor. A Selection Of Articles Originally Published In Robinson Jeffers Newsletter. Includes Bibliographical References.
This collection examines the life, work, and legacy of the American poet Robinson Jeffers through a curated selection of articles originally published in the Robinson Jeffers Newsletter between 1962 and 1988. The book brings together diverse perspectives from scholars, friends, and family, offering insights into Jeffers's poetry, his personal life, his home at Tor House, and his influence on other writers and artists.
This compilation serves as a valuable resource for scholars and enthusiasts of Robinson Jeffers, consolidating key essays from a significant period of the Robinson Jeffers Newsletter's publication. The breadth of topics covered, from textual analysis to personal memoirs and bibliographical work, indicates a comprehensive approach to understanding the poet. The inclusion of contributions from family members and close associates alongside academic critics suggests a balanced perspective, aiming to provide both scholarly depth and intimate insight into Jeffers's life and work.
Page Count:
222
Publication Date:
1988-01-01
Publisher:
Occidental College
ISBN-10:
0940349019
ISBN-13:
9780940349018
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