RIVERS INTO ISLANDS
A Book of Poems
JOHN KNOEPFLE
"... we respond to Mr. Knoepfle's poems on practically every
level-stylistically, intellectually, psychologically.
Rivers Into Islands
rings clear indeed."--GERARD MALANGA,
Poetry.
"This is quiet,
understated writing, with the dignity and grace of honest ap–
prehension."-Lours L. MARTZ,
The Yale Review.
"...
absolute
fidelity to the personal voice...."-DAVID IGNATOW,
New York
Times Book Review.
1965. LC:
65-18338
55
pages
Cloth $3.50, Paper $1.50
SELF-PORTRAITS: The Gide/Val,ny Letters, 1890-1942.
Edited by
ROBERT MALLET
Abridged and translated by
JUNE GurCHARNAUD
"... the correspondence between Gide and Valery represents an
incomparable, perhaps the most important, collection of letters
exchanged in the course of recent European literature.... They
offer an inestimable amount of private biographical information,
and they illuminate, above all, the condition of the artist...."
-VICTOR LANGE,
The New Republic.
1966. LC:
65-25125
340 pages, $10.00
THE COMPLETE WORKS OF RIMBAUD
Translated by
WALLACE FOWLIE
With the French text on facing pages
"This handsome bilingual edition, which makes France's most re–
markable poet readily available in the
U. S.,
may well be a literary
landmark comparable to Baudelaire's introduction of Edgar Allan
Poe in France a century earlier."-ANNA BALAKIAN,
New York
Times Book R eview.
1966. LC:
66-13885
370 pages, $12.50
RIMBAUD
WALLACE FOWLIE
"Mr. Fowlie's commitment to the vision manifest in Rimbaud's
writings makes
him
an ideal commentator, and his criticism a
piece of spiritual introspection. . . . He has succeeded in relating
Rimbaud to the spiritual climate of our day; as a rebel he appears
more acceptable and understandable in an age of rebels."-ANNA
BALAKIAN,
New York Times Book Review.
1966.
LC: 65-20963
280 pages, $6.50
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