Dos Passos
Artist as American
By linda W. Wagner
This first study of
all
of Dos Passos'
writing covers his fiction , poetry, drama,
travel essays, and history-a body of
work that evokes a vivid image of Ameri–
ca
meant to be neither judgmental nor
moralistic.
"...
without question the most important
book to date on the writings
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Dos Passos. "
-Townsend Ludington
240
pp.,
$14.95
Charlotte Bronte's World
of Death
By Robert Keefe
From age five when she lost her mother,
Charlotte Bronte's life was marked by a
series of deaths of close family members.
With subtlety and imagination, Robert
Keefe examines Bronte's works as the
creative response to these losses.
246
pp.,
$11.95
D. H. Lawrence
ACalendar of His Works
By Keith Sager
The first full and accurate chronicle of
D.
H.
Lawrence's work, the
Calendar
reports month by month-often day by
day-the state of his writing and paint–
ing. With a checklist of manuscripts by
Undeth Vasey.
336
pp.,
$19.95
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Frank O'Hara
Poet among Painters
By Marjorie PerlolI
"From her treatment o/O'Hara's years at
Haroard to her discussion
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his final poems
and essays, Perloff has assembled a wide
range
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flew insights and new informa–
tion.
"-
Washington Post
248
pp.;
illustrated;
$7.95,
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