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Contains The Collected Works Of American Author And Poet, John Ashbery, Along With Sixty Uncollected Poems, From 1956-1987. With This Volume The Library Of America Inaugurates A Collected Edition Of The Works Of America's Preeminent Living Poet. Long Associated With The New York School That Came To The Fore In The 1950s, John Ashbery Has Charted A Profoundly Original Course That Has Opened Up Pathways For Subsequent Generations Of Poets. At Once Hermetic And Exuberantly Curious, Meditative And Unnervingly Funny, Dreamlike And Steeped In Everyday Realities, Alive To Every Nuance Of American Speech, These Are Poems That Constantly Discover New Worlds Within Language And Its Unexpected Permutations. As The Poet David Shapiro Has Written, The Poems Of Ashbery May Seem So Open That They Become, Like Hamlet, That Rare Inexhaustible Thing, The Irreducible Fact Of Great Art. This First Volume Of The Collected Ashbery Includes The Texts Of His First Twelve Books: Some Trees (1956), Selected By W. H.^ Auden For The Yale Younger Poets; The Tennis Court Oath (1962); Rivers And Mountains (1966); The Double Dream Of Spring (1970); Three Poems (1972), Saluted By John Hollander As A Meditational M

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Author

John Ashbery; Joe Brainard; Mark Ford

Publisher

Library of America; Distributed to the trade in the United States by Penguin Putnam; Library of America, The

Published

2008

Language

EN

ISBN

9781598535358

Category

work of literary fiction

Subjects

Literary Fiction, Poetry, Humanities

Rating

4.38 / 5 (165 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-14