“It seems clear that Williams is the twentieth-century poet who has done most to influence our very conception of what poetry should do, and how much it does not need to.”
— Adam Kirsch, The New York Review of Books on William Carlos Williams's By Word of Mouth
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World Beat
My Emily Dickinson
Interviews With William Carlos Williams
New Collected Poems
Romantic Dogs
World Outside The Window
The New Directions Anthology Of Classical Chinese Poetry
Eagle Or Sun?
Of The Great House
Antipoems: New And Selected
Tongues Of Fallen Angels
The Selected Poems Of Irving Layton
The Collected Poems Of Tennessee Williams
Viper Rum
Selected Poems of Jimmy Santiago Baca
Triptych
The Farmers’ Daughters
The Selected Poems Of Federico Garcia Lorca
The Geography Of Lograire
Oblique Prayers
Asking Myself/Answering Myself
Ezra Pound And Dorothy Shakespear
Light Up The Cave
Selected Poems of Jose Emilio Pacheco
Collected Early Poems
The Selected Letters Of William Carlos Williams
The Lorca Variations
27 Wagons Full Of Cotton
The Secret Room
White Mule
33 Poems
William Everson: The Life Of Brother Antoninus
Bending The Bow
I Wanted To Write A Poem
Simple Eyes
The Letters Of Denise Levertov And William Carlos Williams
How To Do Things With Tears
An American Dad
Elegiac Feelings American
Khurbn And Other Poems
The August Sleepwalker
Earth House Hold
The Pisan Cantos
Sophokles Elektra
Bernard Foy’s Third Castling
The Third Kind Of Knowledge
The Man In The Wall
The Collected Poems Of Kenneth Patchen
Selected Essays of Denise Levertov
Last And Lost Poems