“Reading Anne Carson is to experience a euphonious, mystical sort of perplexity.”
— Richard Bernstein, The New York Times on Anne Carson's Antigonick
“Reading Anne Carson is to experience a euphonious, mystical sort of perplexity.”
— Richard Bernstein, The New York Times on Anne Carson's Antigonick
Kill Memory
Lands Of Memory
How I Became A Nun
Memory Gardens
Tyrant Memory
The Rain Came Last & Other Stories
Windows
Driven to Abstraction
Tribute to Freud
Sunstone
Bradovich
Indian Nocturne
An Empty Room
Active Boundaries
Once As It Was
The Man Of Feeling
Conversations with Kafka
The Christ Of Fish
The Glass Menagerie (Centennial Edition)
The Art Lover
The Seamstress and the Wind
From Your Capricorn Friend
Strangers
The Noonday Cemetery
The Girl I Left Behind
Funeral Music For Freemasons
Butterfly Valley
Residence On Earth
Just In Time: Poems 1984-1994
Vieux Carre
Karmic Traces
Simple Heart
Darkness And A Little Light
The Cardiff Team
Sands Of The Well
One-Way Ticket
Ezra Pound And Dorothy Shakespear
Albert Angelo
Tesserae
Shadowlands: Selected Poems
Crossing Borders
Sunday After The War
Souls Of The Labadie Tract
The Third Kind Of Knowledge
The Clash Of Images
Bird Lovers, Backyard
In The American Grain
Ghosts
Child Of Nature
Human Nature