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Graham Jorie:     more books (84)

Antaeus - No. 36 - Winter 1980 by Annie Dillard, Joyce Carol Oates, Jorie Graham, James Wright, James Merrill, William Matthews, Jane Bowles, Wallace Stevens Carlos Fuentes, 1980 Robert Hass (Lannan Literary Videos) VHS by Jorie Graham, 2001 Antaeus - No. 34, Summer, 1979 by Daniel, Editor. Includes Paul Bowles, Carolyn Forche, Jorie Graham, And Others Halpern, 1979 EROSION. by Jorie. Graham, JORIE GRAHAM: ESSAYS ON THE POETRY by JORIE]; Gardner, Thomas [GRAHAM, 2005-01-01 A poetry reading (Presidential lecture / the University of Iowa) by Jorie Graham, 1991 Region of Unlikeness by Jorie Graham, 1991 Errancy 1ST Edition Signed by Jorie Graham, 1997 Materialism 1ST Edition Signed by Jorie Graham, 1993-01-01 Sea Change: Poems by Jorie Graham, "Four Poems" [The Complex Mechanism of the Break, Ebbtide, Evolution, and Where the Person] in London Review of Books (July 5, 2001) by Jorie Graham, 2001-01-01 REGION OF UNLIKENESS. Poems. A Volume in the American Poetry Series by Jorie. (SIGNED). GRAHAM, 1991-01-01 Overlord: Poems. by JORIE. GRAHAM, 2005 Ploughshares Winter 2005 by Jorie Graham,

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81. Jorie Graham On
    jorie graham The author of seven collections of poetry, including the PulitzerPrize-winning The Dream of the Unified Field, Ms. graham is a MacArthur  
    http://www.buyindies.com/listings/4/0/FCTS-40849.html

82. "Salmon" By Jorie Graham
    the other and slept, outstretched, on the warm tile of the terracefloor, smiling, faces pressed against the stone. jorie graham.  
    http://www.angelfire.com/rant/raietta/salmon.html

83. Online NewsHour: Pultizer Prize In Poetry
    The coveted Pulitzer Prize for poetry went to author jorie graham for her bookThe Dream of the Unified Field. jorie graham, Poet (Iowa City) Thank you.  
    http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/entertainment/pulitzer_poet_4-12.html
    
    Extractions: TRANSCRIPT The coveted Pulitzer Prize for poetry went to author Jorie Graham for her book The Dream of the Unified Field . Jim Lehrer spoke to her from Iowa City, Iowa. Click here for the RealAudio version of this discussion JIM LEHRER: Ms. Graham, welcome, and congratulations! JORIE GRAHAM, Poet: (Iowa City) Thank you. JIM LEHRER: How did poetry come into your life? JORIE GRAHAM: Well, actually, I was studying film at New York University and lost my way down a corridor one day, and I heard some words floating out of the doorway. Umm, they were, "I have heard the mermaid singing each to each, and I do not think that they will sing to me," and I thought, what is that? JIM LEHRER: Yeah. JORIE GRAHAM: And, umm, it turns out it was M. L. Rosenthal reading "The Love Song of Alfred J. Prufrock" in his classroom, and I just sank into the back seat of that classroom and in some sense I think I've been sitting there ever since. JIM LEHRER: And you've been literally writing poetry ever since, right? JORIE GRAHAM: I have been. I had not written poetry up until that moment. I was planning to make film.

84. Swarm - Poems By Jorie Graham
    . Swarm Poems by jorie graham (ISBN 0880016957) With Swarm, her first new collectionsince The Errancy, Pulitzer Prizewinner jorie graham has given us a book  
    http://www.blueskypie.com/fictionbycategory/poetry/poetrybooks/swarm.asp
    
    Extractions: With Swarm, her first new collection since The Errancy, Pulitzer Prize-winner Jorie Graham has given us a book-length sequence of poems stunning in its sober encounter with destiny, eros, and law. The narrator, at times almost vertigo-ridden by the problem of who is addressed-whom there still is to address-negotiates passionately with those powers human beings feel themselves to be "underneath": God, matter, law, custom, the force of love. To "swarm" is to leave an originating organism'a hive, a home country, a stable sense of one's body, a stable hierarchy of valuesin an attempt, by coming apart, to found a new form that will hold. The Roman Empire, its distillation in the Forum's remains, the Romantic imagination of that buried past ("underneath"), as well as the collapse of the erotic border between lovers' bodies, are persistent metaphors for the destabilization and reformation of the idea and sensation of personhood.

85. Poetry: Julia Alvarez
    Back to list jorie graham (b. 1950) LINKS Academy of American Poets jorie grahamhttp//www.poets.org/poets/poets.cfm?prmID=59 CFID=10407083 CFTOKEN=11556444  
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86. LAGNIAPPE
    Reviews of Swarm by jorie graham; Chain 6 edited by Jena Osman and JulianaSpahr; REVIEWS. graham, jorie Swarm The Ecco Press, 2000 $23, 114 pp.  
    http://www.umit.maine.edu/~ben.friedlander/B1.html
    
    Extractions: $23, 114 pp. Today I am a pud. When in the course of the poetry drought you cast about desperately for something to read, why not let your defenses down and try Jorie Graham? I know she wears her neuroses on her sleeve, solicits her audience's sympathy, and holes up in Iowa City far more than is healthy for any grown woman (one wonders if this book was in fact written there), and she's probably got lots of fans who empathize with her so much they'd like to curl up into foetal balls and contract till they disappear. On the other hand, everybody needs a little vicarious pain. Where would the Beats have been without Ginsberg's angst? Or the Language poets without Bruce Andrews' insomnia? Right. So what makes Graham any different? That she was a spoiled rich kid, makes it with James Galvin (woo woo) and writes wimp? Well, that's not enough.

87. 1996 Pulitzer Prizes-POETRY, Works
    jorie graham. To the sizable body of praise for her work, James Tatehas added, jorie graham is a poet of staggering intelligence.  
    http://www.pulitzer.org/year/1996/poetry/works/
    
    Extractions: POETRY For this major collection, spanning twenty years of writing, Jorie Graham has made a generous selection from her five previous volumes of poetry: Hybrids of Plants and of Ghosts Erosion The End of Beauty Region of Unlikeness , and Materialism In these pages we witness the maturation and evolution of a startling and searching poetic voice. The New York Times Book Review described Graham's first book, Hybrids of Plants and of Ghosts , as announcing "a poet of large ambitions and reckless music." With each succeeding book, she has enlarged the poems' reach and scope and sought out new thematic and stylistic territory. David St. John, writing in The Los Angeles Times , recognized that, with The End of Beauty and Region of Unlikeness , Jorie Graham "emerged as one of our most highly imaginative and innovative poets." And of Materialism , he said, "[her] speculative and sensual poetry . . . echoes an aesthetic and cultural past but is, truly, like nothing we've seen before." To the sizable body of praise for her work, James Tate has added, "Jorie Graham is a poet of staggering intelligence. Her poems are constantly on the attack. She assays nothing less than the whole body of our history reshaping myth in ways that risk new knowledge, fresh understanding of all that we might hope to be." Jacket Art and Copy Courtesy of The Ecco Press Top Home History Resources ... Entry Forms

88. Katalog - Wirtualna Polska
    Serwis Katalog w Wirtualna Polska S.A. pierwszy portal w Polsce.  
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89. HarperCollins.com: Poetry
    http://www.harpercollins.com/hc/features/poetry/poets.asp
    
    Extractions: Title Author ISBN Imprint Series Your browser does not support script Search For Favorite Poet Please pick a poet Ashbery, John Balakian, Peter Bly, Robert Brooks, Gwendolyn Byron, Lord Cummings, E.E. (audio) Dickinson, Emily Dillard, Annie Donne, John (audio) Doty, Mark Eliot, T.S. (audio) Erdrich, Louise Forche, Carolyn Frost, Robert (audio) Galassi, Jonathan Ginsberg, Allen Gluck, Louise

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