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The Collected Poems of John Peale Bishop by John Peale Bishop, 1975-11

MANY THOUSANDS GONE. by John Peale. Bishop, 1931-01-01

The collected essays of John Peale Bishop by John Peale Bishop, 1948

The American Culture: Studies In Definition And Prophecy by Rushton Coulborn, Clyde Kluckhohn, et all 2010-09-10

The Undertaker's Garland by John Peale Bishop, Edmund Wilson Jr., 2010-09-10

Green Fruit (1917) by John Peale Bishop, 2010-09-10

JOHN PEALE BISHOP: A BIOGRAPHY by ELIZABETH C. SPINDLER, 1980-01-01

The Republic of Letters in America: The Correspondence of John Peale Bishop and Allen Tate

John Peale Bishop: A biography by Elizabeth Carroll Spindler, 1980

The Collected Poems by John Peale Bishop, 1948-01-01

Act of Darkness by John Peale Bishop, 1970-07

The undertaker's garland / John Peale Bishop [and] Edmund Wilson, Jr. ; decorations by Boris Artzybasheff by John Peale (1892-1944). Wilson, Edmund (1895-1972). Boris Artzybasheff Bishop, 1922

The Collected Poems of John Peale Bishop by John Peale (ed. Allen Tate) Bishop, 1948-01-01

The Collected Essays of John Peale Bishop by Ed,) Bishop. John Peale (Edmund Wilson, 1948

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Extractions: John Peale Bishop This Side of Paradise . After service in World War I Bishop was editor of Vanity Fair , worked for the New York offices of Paramount Pictures, and later served as chief poetry reviewer at The Nation . A member of the "lost generation" of American expatriate writers in Paris in the 1920s, he published four highly acclaimed books of poetry, including Collected Poems , edited by Allen Tate. "The Poetry Of Jorge Carrera Andrade" is reprinted with permission of the John Peale Bishop estate. Back to Andrade contents list WHEN I WAS A CHILD and first went to school, I was taught that the Equator was an imaginary line encircling the globe midway between the poles. Later, in that book from which I first learned how the sensation of distance can be evoked by the strange names of far places, I was told of a country called Ecuador. Its name had been given it because it lay athwart that line which, first and last, is a convenience of the imagination. It was, nevertheless, a real country. On the maps, I drew and crudely colored it was bounded on one side by blue to describe a Pacific shore, while across the interior crawled lines, fuzzy as caterpillars, to indicate mountains, whose peaks bore remarkable names like Cotopaxi and Chimborazo.
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Extractions: Bishop, John Peale '17 (1892-1944) who is remembered mainly as a friend of Scott Fitzgerald '17 and Edmund Wilson '16 deserves to be better known for his own contribution to American letters. Having postponed entering college for three years because of illness, he was twenty-one when he came to Princeton from Charles Town, West Virginia. Dean Gauss, who came to know him from his classes in French and Italian literature as well as from Bishop's work on the Nassau Lit, said that he came with ``a more carefully thought out and more accomplished mastery of the technique of English verse'' than any other undergraduate in the talented group then writing for the Lit. Scott Fitzgerald was drawn to the Lit group by his great admiration for Bishop, who became the model for Tom D'Invilliers, the patrician poet in This Side of Paradise. ``John looked the poet he was,'' Dean Gauss wrote. ``There was an air of distinction about all that he did. . . . Even as a freshman, he had a self-possession and a selfmastery which gave him the poise and bearing of a young English lord. Scott's unruly Irish temperament, his irresistible love of glamour made these aristocratic qualities something he would forever envy but never acquire and I feel confident they suggested that Burke's Peerage type of name, D'Invilliers, which he gave John in the novel.'' Edmund Wilson also greatly admired Bishop; he was later to call him the most distinguished poet ever graduated from Princeton. Bishop succeeded Wilson as managing editor of the
Bishop, John Peale
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Extractions: Bishop, John Peale '17 (1892-1944) who is remembered mainly as a friend of Scott Fitzgerald '17 and Edmund Wilson '16 deserves to be better known for his own contribution to American letters. Having postponed entering college for three years because of illness, he was twenty-one when he came to Princeton from Charles Town, West Virginia. Dean Gauss, who came to know him from his classes in French and Italian literature as well as from Bishop's work on the Nassau Lit, said that he came with ``a more carefully thought out and more accomplished mastery of the technique of English verse'' than any other undergraduate in the talented group then writing for the Lit. Scott Fitzgerald was drawn to the Lit group by his great admiration for Bishop, who became the model for Tom D'Invilliers, the patrician poet in This Side of Paradise. ``John looked the poet he was,'' Dean Gauss wrote. ``There was an air of distinction about all that he did. . . . Even as a freshman, he had a self-possession and a selfmastery which gave him the poise and bearing of a young English lord. Scott's unruly Irish temperament, his irresistible love of glamour made these aristocratic qualities something he would forever envy but never acquire and I feel confident they suggested that Burke's Peerage type of name, D'Invilliers, which he gave John in the novel.'' Edmund Wilson also greatly admired Bishop; he was later to call him the most distinguished poet ever graduated from Princeton. Bishop succeeded Wilson as managing editor of the
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Extractions: TEL: ( 7 8 1 ) - 8 2 8 - 2 8 9 Ask For Joan or info@ourgreatgatsby.com Main Menu S outhwesterly ocean breezes flow over this family estate built in the 1930s by , a classmate and best friends at Princeton of F. Scott Fitzgerald and himself a famous writer and poet. Sitting on 1.3 acres in Chatham overlooking Nantucket Sound it is great for family reunions, vacations, holidays, winter weekends, golf outings, and church retreats. Features include 9 bedrooms - Washer, Dryer , Gas Grill 4 baths 2 outdoor showers double fire placed living room with French doors with water views. large dining room kitchen fully applianced outside patio water-view, walk to beach Chatham has an airport and a quaint downtown with many wonderful shops. There is a town tennis court and children's playground with swings and slides within walking distance of the house. Some of Chathams finest restaurants are: The Chatham Squire, The Impudent Oyster, Christians, Pates, The Bistro, Brax's Landing (largest Lobster roll on the Cape Cod) . All are a delightful experience with different atmospheres. Chatham and Cape Cod are a delight year round! [ Home ] Directions Rental Map John Peale Bishop ... F. S. Fitzgerald
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Extractions: Drama Saul at Endor: A Tragedy in One Act. AMs, 1913; AMs, fragment Untitled play in three acts. Act 1. TMs, 61 pp. Untitled play in three acts. Act 2. TMs, 42 pp. Untitled play in three acts. Act 3. TMs, 37 pp. The Destiny of Boaz, TMs, outline The Birds, 2 TMss, outline. TMs, unidentified, outline, fragment The Camp Meeting: A Negro Ballet in One Act. Prelude, 2 TMss, draft. Ballet, 2 TMss, draft. TMss, 6 pp., fragment Articles (Section 1A Collected Prose Salmon and Chrome Yellow, TMs, carbon ( Vanity Fair , Apr 1922) Their Royal Highnesses of Hollywood, TMs, carbon ( Vanity Fair , Apr 1927) Three Brilliant Young Novelists, TMs, carbon ( Vanity Fair , Oct 1921) Fall River: Mill Town, TMs, carbon The Infanta's Ribbon, TMs, carbon Matthew Arnold Again, TMs, carbon Matthew Arnold: Struggle and Flight, TMs, carbon An Aristocrat, TMs, carbon Porphyrio: The Delicate Prince, or The Martyrdom of Cupid; TMs, carbon The Passion of Pablo Picasso, TMs, carbon Manet and the Middle Class, TMs, carbon Cape Cod, TMs, carbon On Translating Poets, TMs, carbon (
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Extractions: WHEN I WAS A CHILD and first went to school, I was taught that the Equator was an imaginary line encircling the globe midway between the poles. Later, in that book from which I first learned how the sensation of distance can be evoked by the strange names of far places, I was told of a country called Ecuador. Its name had been given it because it lay athwart that line which, first and last, is a convenience of the imagination. It was, nevertheless, a real country. On the maps, I drew and crudely colored it was bounded on one side by blue to describe a Pacific shore, while across the interior crawled lines, fuzzy as caterpillars, to indicate mountains, whose peaks bore remarkable names like Cotopaxi and Chimborazo. The poems create their sense of abundance, precisely because they are so filled with the most commonplace details of everyday life. The lives of these laboring people are remote from us, but not their cares; so many of them are poor. Much that we encounter at first seems strange; but presently we recognize that the immediate strangeness of things is due less to their having been brought to us from a distant and equatorial climate than to their having been seen as though no one had looked at them before.
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Extractions: IN DECEMBER of 1940 Jorge Carrera Andrade stepped ashore in America at the port of San Francisco, California. Appointed as Ecuadorian Consul General to the United States, Carrera Andrade had just spent four years in Tokyo as a militarized Japan swept through Asia and Indochina. In the past year Belgium, France, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, and Norway had fallen to the Germans. In December of 1940 the Luftwaffe had begun its bombing campaign of Britain. Dark war clouds increasingly loomed on the American horizon.

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