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Filter: Humor - (63 titles)


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How I Became A Nun

How I Became A Nun

Lightning Rods

Lightning Rods

Dictionary Of Accepted Ideas

Dictionary Of Accepted Ideas

The Build-Up

The Build-Up

Quite Early One Morning

Quite Early One Morning

The Collected Poems Of Kenneth Patchen

The Collected Poems Of Kenneth Patchen

Portrait Of The Artist As A Young Dog

Portrait Of The Artist As A Young Dog

Under Milk Wood

Under Milk Wood

Starting From San Francisco

Starting From San Francisco

The Wisdom Of The Desert

The Wisdom Of The Desert

Vieux Carre

Vieux Carre

Gogol’s Wife & Other Stories

Gogol’s Wife & Other Stories

Faust

Faust

The Beetle Leg

The Beetle Leg

Death On The Installment Plan

Death On The Installment Plan

The Collected Stories Of Dylan Thomas

The Collected Stories Of Dylan Thomas

Exercises In Style

Exercises In Style

Christie Malry’s Own Double-Entry

Christie Malry’s Own Double-Entry

House Mother Normal

House Mother Normal

Antipoems: New And Selected

Antipoems: New And Selected

Selected Poems of Jerome Rothenberg

Selected Poems of Jerome Rothenberg

The Public And Play Without A Title

The Public And Play Without A Title

The Autobiography Of William Carlos Williams

The Autobiography Of William Carlos Williams

The Selected Writings of Henry Michaux

The Selected Writings of Henry Michaux

Baby Doll & Tiger Tail

Baby Doll & Tiger Tail

Yellow Street

Yellow Street

Arrival

Arrival

The Books In My Life

The Books In My Life

Never Any End To Paris

Never Any End To Paris

The Shoe Tester Of Frankfurt

The Shoe Tester Of Frankfurt

The Collected Poems Of Tennessee Williams

The Collected Poems Of Tennessee Williams

Sextet

Sextet

Interviews With William Carlos Williams

Interviews With William Carlos Williams

Where I Live

Where I Live

One-Way Ticket

One-Way Ticket

Antipoems: How To Look Better & Feel Great

Antipoems: How To Look Better & Feel Great

Luck

Luck

Nazi Literature in the Americas

Nazi Literature in the Americas

All Souls

All Souls

Midnight’s Gate

Midnight’s Gate

The Monday Rhetoric Of The Love Club

The Monday Rhetoric Of The Love Club

Elegiac Feelings American

Elegiac Feelings American

Varamo

Varamo

The Sunday Of Life

The Sunday Of Life

Distant Star

Distant Star

The Portraits & The Poses

The Portraits & The Poses

Club Of Angels

Club Of Angels

The Way It Wasn’t

The Way It Wasn’t

Senselessness

Senselessness

Figures & Figurations

Figures & Figurations


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New Directions was founded in 1936, when James Laughlin (1914 - 1997), then a twenty-two-year-old Harvard sophomore, issued the first of the New Directions anthologies. "I asked Ezra Pound for 'career advice,'" James Laughlin recalled. "He had been seeing my poems for months and had ruled them hopeless. He urged me to finish Harvard and then do 'something' useful."

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