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The New Yorker, Dec. 6, 1982 "Black Buttercups" by Amy Clampitt, 1982-01-01 Multitudes, Multitudes by Amy Clampitt, 1973 A Homage to John Keats by Amy Clampitt, 1984-01-01 A Baroque Sunburst by Amy Clampitt, 1995 The Collected Poems by Amy Clampitt, 1997 The Kingfisher. Review Copy. by Amy Clampitt, 1983 A homage to John Keats by Amy Clampitt, 1984 Amy Clampitt's "Iola, Kansas": A Study Guide from Gale's "Poetry for Students" (Volume 27, Chapter 6) The Kenyon Review, Volume V, Number 2, Spring 1983 (V) by L. C. Knights, Amy Clampitt, et all 1983 Higginson Journal (Special Poetry Issue, #53, Bonus Issue) by Amy Clampitt and others, 1989 The Collected Poems of Amy Clampitt by Amy Clampitt, 0197-01-01 Love, Amy: The Selected Letters of Amy Clampitt by Amy Clampitt, 2005 Botanical nomenclature and the woodlot by Amy Clampitt, 1982 The Isthmus by Amy CLAMPITT, 1981

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41. Writers Archive At Iowa --  Novelists And Poets
    Iowa Authors Mss. (Finding Aid). clampitt, amy KATHLEEN, 19201994.O. Papers of amy clampitt, 1984-1993. 0.25 ft. Poet Kingfisher  
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    Extractions: Typescript and holograph drafts, galley proofs, editor's notes, source material, etc., documenting the writings of this Dubuque novelist and author of 7 1/2 Cents (1953), the basis of the musical hit, The Pajama Game (1954, filmed 1957). Iowa Authors Mss. (Finding Aid) Papers of Frederick Boch, 1935-1980 . 3.5 ft.

42. Amy Clampitt. Mad With Joy
    GRINNELL COLLEGE ARCHIVES. amy clampitt Script Mad With Joy . SCOPEAND CONTENT NOTE. Typed script for Mad With Joy or A Guilty  
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43. Grinnell College Archives Manuscripts' List
    1903. Chenette, Jonathan, Music, 197896. clampitt, amy, Script of Mad withjoy , 1993. Clapp, Harold L. Papers, 1929-61. Conard, Henry S. Papers, 1895-1965.  
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    Extractions: Manuscript collections in the Grinnell College Archives are listed below. Finding aids to the collections describe collection contents; many are available on the Web (click on the highlighed names)and others are available in the Iowa Room. For further assistance please contact the Archivist, 641-269-3364, or e-mail rod@grinnell.edu Anderson, Elizabeth Blagg Memoirs Apostle, H. George Papers, 1942-90 Appleby, Paul Papers, 1848-1973 Bakken, Kara What we remember: Oral history project Baster, Clara "Books of the Middle Ages" Beatty, Shelton Notes for his History of Grinnell College and its Curriculum... Chapman, John Forrest Papers, 1920-25 Chekhov, Anton Letters, ca. 1903 Chenette, Jonathan Music, 1978-96 Clampitt, Amy Script of "Mad with joy", 1993 Clapp, Harold L. Papers, 1929-61 Conard, Henry S. Papers, 1895-1965 Congregational Church (Victor, Iowa) Records, 1883-1933 [Congregational] Church Women United Public Relations notebook, 1956-84

44. AMY CLAMPITT, 1920 -
    amy clampitt, 1920 . Multitudes, Multitudes. New York Washington Street Press,1973. The Isthmus. amy clampitt. New York Dia Art Foundation, 1988.  
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    Extractions: AMY CLAMPITT, 1920 - Multitudes, Multitudes New York: Washington Street Press, 1973. The Isthmus New York: Coalition of Publishers for Employment, 1981. The Kingfisher: Poems New York: Knopf, 1983; London: The Summer Solstice New York: Sarabande, 1983. A Homage to John Keats New York: Sarabande, 1984. What the Light Was Like New York: Knopf, 1985; London: 1985 Anthology. The Observer and Ronald Duncan Foundation International Poetry Competition on behalf of the Avon Foundation, selected by Clampitt, Anne Stevenson and Craig Raine. Beaworthy: Avon Foundation, 1987. Archaic Figure: Poems New York: Knopf, 1987: London: Amy Clampitt New York: Dia Art Foundation, 1988. Readings in Contemporary Poetry, no. 7. The Essential Donne , selected with an introduction, by Clampitt. New York: Ecco Press, 1988. Manhattan: An Elegy, and Other Poems , with woodcuts by Margaret Sunday. Iowa City: University of Iowa Center for the Book, 1990. Westward: Poems New York: Knopf, 1990; London; Predecessors et Cetera: Essays Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 1991. Matoaka Williamsburg, VA:

45. Amy Clampitt Books
    amy clampitt. The Collected Poems of amy clampitt by amy clampitt The KingfisherPoems by amy. clampitt. What the Light Was Like by amy clampitt.  
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46. UCL: YEAR OF READING
    Turner Hurricane Lamp; clampitt, amy - The Collected Poems of amyclampitt- Spring 1985; clampitt, amy - The Kingfisher; Doty, Mark  
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    Extractions: 11:00 am - 12 noon Tim Seibles is the author of three books of poetry, Body Moves (Corona Press, 1968), Hurdy Gurdy (Cleveland State University, 1992), and Kerosene (Amersand Press, 1995). A fourth book, Ten Miles an Hour , has just come out this fall, and a fifth, Hammerlock , will be out in February 1999. An NEA Fellow in 1990, Seibles received the Open Voice Award from the National Writers Voice Project in 1993. His work has appeared in many literary journals and in several anthologies, including In Search of Color Everywhere (a collection of works by African-American authors) and New Poets of the '90s . Currently he is a member of the creative writing faculty at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, VA.

47. To Works Cited Page
    35468. clampitt, amy. The Art of Poetry XLV. Paris Review 126 (1993) 77-109.-.The Prairie. Westward Poems by amy clampitt. New York Knopf, 1990.  
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48. From "Margaret Fuller, 1847" By Amy Clampitt
    Without the cause he'd drawn. her intoa mutilated Italy made whole,. at peacewithin, left to itself at last,. the hated foreign uniforms gone home.  
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    Extractions: her ... into a mutilated Italy made whole at peace ... left to itself at last the hated foreign uniforms gone ... kept her head perhaps remained unconscionably chaste, seen the admirer she'd somehow led on pull ... as , her self -esteem gone numb, she worked at being noble. " I have not been so well ," she wrote her mother , " since I was a child nor so happy ever ." Nor so happy ever

49. From "Archaic Figure" By Amy Clampitt
    Headless in East Berlin, no goddess. but a named mere girl (Ornithe, Little Bird ). out of the rubble, six centuries underneath. the  
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50. 'Nowhere Wholly At Home'
    clampitt, amy The Collected Poems of amy clampitt; Dante Alighieri.  
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    Extractions: my Clampitt's first book of poems appeared in 1983, when she turned 63. One consequence of her patience, or frustration, was that ''The Kingfisher'' seemed less like a typical first book with apprentice work, promising inklings and a few real achievements all jumbled together than a winnowed and weighed selected poems. Four other books, equally assured, followed in quick succession; the last, ''A Silence Opens,'' appeared in 1994, the year of Clampitt's death. With the passage of time, the wonder of Clampitt's late appearance in print and the poignancy of her quick departure from it will both recede, allowing readers to come to terms with the kind of poet she was, and is. After all, she published earlier infinitely earlier, one might say than two of her favorite poets, those posthumous prodigies Dickinson and Hopkins (whose great sonnet ''As kingfishers catch fire . . .'' gave her the title of her first book). And she received far more acclaim during her life than her beloved Keats, whose hectic and heart-rending travels she reimagined in her extended biographical sequence ''Voyages.'' A passionate traveler herself, this self-described ''child of the child of pioneers'' seemed to relish a certain social precariousness in her life. Born in the Quaker village of New Providence, Iowa, and educated at Grinnell, she retraced her grandparents' footsteps and headed east, like the turned-around turtle she described in the first poem in ''The Kingfisher'': ''it hove eastward, a covered / wagon intent on the wrong direction.'' The jobs she held in New York reference librarian for the National Audubon Society, as well as various positions in publishing make her seem at times like a Barbara Pym heroine, furtively writing poems and (as the poet Mary Jo Salter points out in her foreword) three unpublished novels at night while filing bird books by day.

51. Amy Clampitt: Predecessors, Et Cetera, University Of Michigan Press
    amy clampitt. The Predecessors, Et Cetera Essays. amy clampitt. 51/4 x8. 184 pgs. 1991. Paper 0-472-06457-6 $14.95T Available. Reflecting  
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    Extractions: Reflecting on her poetic predecessors and contemporaries, Amy Clampitt reveals the many connections in their craft. MasterCard and Visa holders can accumulate titles by clicking the "Add this Title to Cart" link. Please read our Terms and Conditions of Sale before ordering. Add this Title to Cart Review and Change Cart Contents Complete and Submit Order

52. The New York Review Of Books: Amy Clampitt
    Bibliography of books and articles by amy clampitt, from The New York Review ofBooks. The New York Review of Books amy clampitt. January 20, 1983 BERCEUSE  
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54. All Book Sellers.com - Clampitt, Amy
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55. Amy Clampitt & The Authorized King James Version - KJV
    Poet amy clampitt had this to say about the Authorized King James Versionof the Bible the rhetoric bulwark amy clampitt, Poet. Essay  
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56. Arts/Literature/Authors/C/Clampitt,_Amy
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59. Clampett Family Centre - Featuring Amy Clampitt
    amy clampitt (1920 1994 ), amy Her entire collection of poetry , TheCollected Poems Of amy clampitt was published in 1997 . Here  
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    Extractions: How can it be improved? Amy Clampitt was born in New Providence, Iowa June 15,1920 and brought up on a 125-acre farm in New Providence, Iowa where apparently she felt she was a misfit as a girl living in a Quaker environment during the Depression. She graduated with honours from Grinnell College in 1941, and from that time on lived mainly in New York City. She started writing poetry in high school, but then focused her energies on writing fiction instead. To support herself, she worked as a secretary and writer at the Oxford University Press from 1943 to 1951, a reference librarian at the Audubon Society from 1952 to 1959, and a freelance editor. Not until the mid-1960s, when she was in her forties, did she return to writing poetry. She was also an editor at E.P. Duttom from 1977 to 1982. She was married to Harold Korn, a Colombia law professor.

60. Alphamusic - Predecessors Et
    Translate this page Februar 2003. clampitt, amy Predecessors, Et Cetera Essays Buch Universityof Michigan Pr VÖ-Datum 5/1991 Bestell-Nr. 0-472-06457-6 16.36 EUR. 184.  
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