patriotic epic exhortations of Walt Whitman. Insofar as it fails, it does so for no profound reason, but ... "to revolutionize the human sensibility as such." Eugene Jolas, the editor of transition, was ... a more learned man and a more ambitious thinker than Breton himself. Unfortunately, the whole program was ...

question of Kasprowicz's dependence on Walt Whitman is open to conjecture). One could multiply the ... captivating manners, Staff was an inspired poet and an accomplished craftsman; beside his keen participation ... in the changing poetic reality, he was the teacher of two generations of Polish poets. Tuwim called ...

Page 101 from Issue 49 Later, when he was preparing to curl up in his bag, Russell heard them ... talking on the other side of the barn. Joyce muttered something to the effect that Russell was being ... paranoid and self­ centered by not going to the town with Whitman. Russell lay rigid in his bag, listening, ...

grave-worshipping Poe, the "athletically amative Walt Whitman," our critics, "sterile ...

was a finalist for the Academy of American Poets' Walt Whitman Award 249 Issue 125 page ... She was born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Herman de Con­ inck (1944-1997), poet, essayist, and critic, ... was editor of the literary magazine Nieuw Wereld Tijdschrift and the Flemish weekly Humo. His poetry ...