Can I read Between History and Poetry: The Letters of H. D. and Norman Holmes Pearson on EtoBox?

Between History and Poetry: The Letters of H. D. and Norman Holmes Pearson by H. D.; Norman Holmes Pearson; Donna Krolik Hollenberg is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

What is Between History and Poetry: The Letters of H. D. and Norman Holmes Pearson about?

In 1937 William Rose Benet Sent A Young Yale Graduate Student, Norman Holmes Pearson, To Interview The Sophisticated Expatriate Poet Hilda Doolittle During One Of The Few Trips She Made To America After Going Abroad In 1911. Until Her Death In 1961, They Engaged In A Prolonged And Wide-ranging Relationship Vital To H.d.'s Development As A Writer. Perhaps Because She Was Absent From The American Scene, H.d. Was Eager For More Contact With American Writing, And Pearson Became Her Literary Adviser, Agent, Executor, Confidant, Close Friend, And Self-styled Chevalier. This Annotated Selection Of Their More Than One Thousand Letters Documents The Dynamic Between H.d. And Pearson, Who Became An Influential Literary Critic, And Anchors It In The Broader Literary World.--book Jacket. In Her Letters H.d. Confided Details About Her Works In Progress, Commented On Her Reading, And Gossiped About Members Of Her Widespread Literary Circle. Pearson's Responses Sparked The Conception Of Specific Works And Contributed To The Form Of Others; He Influenced The Cycle Of Romances That Reflected H.d.'s War Experience And Its Parallels In History And, Most Significantly, Was The Catalyst For Her Return T

Who reads Between History and Poetry: The Letters of H. D. and Norman Holmes Pearson?

Author

H. D.; Norman Holmes Pearson; Donna Krolik Hollenberg

Publisher

University Of Iowa Press

Published

1997

Language

EN

ISBN

9781587293474

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Memoir, Poetry, Literary Fiction