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Listen by Robert Creeley, 1972 Jim Dine - Five Themes by Graham W. J. Beal, Jim Dine, et all 1985-02 Quick Graph Collected Notes and Essays. by Robert Creeley, 1981-06 Mirrors by Robert Creeley, 1983-10 Hello: A Journal by Robert Creeley, 1978-09 Accurate Key (Box of Signed Broadside Poems) by Steven / Codrescu, Andrei / Creeley, Robert / Dailey, Joel / Martin, Chris / Martin, Douglas A. / Miller, Caroline / Myles, Eileen / Notley, Alice / Stonehouse, Fred / Szymaszek, Stacy / Tyson Bellin, 2003 Sense of Measure (Signature) by Robert Creeley, 1973-01-25 Places by Robert Creeley, 1990-12 The Island by Robert Creeley, 1963-10 Tales Out of School: Selected Interviews (Poets on Poetry) by Robert Creeley, 1994-03-01 Essential Burns (Essential Poets) by Robert Burns, Robert Creeley, 1989-09 THE GOLD DIGGERS AND OTHER STORIES. by Robert. CREELEY, 1972-01-01 New American Story by Donald M. Allen, Robert Creeley, 2010-10 Later by Robert Creeley, 1978

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81. Robert Creeley
    Free speech. robert creeley talks about his 'substantial life'. byJohnette Rodriguez. From his childhood on a West Acton farm to his  
    http://www.providencephoenix.com/archive/books/98/03/26/CREELEY.html
    
    Extractions: hot links readings reviews From his childhood on a West Acton farm to his stint as a volunteer ambulance driver in war-torn Burma in 1944, from his undergrad days at Harvard with John Hawkes to his long-tenured professorship at the State University of New York in Buffalo, poet Robert Creeley has always felt a sense of making, as he put it, "a substantial life." At 72, more than 40 years of teaching and more than a dozen volumes of poetry attest to such. Steve Lacy and Steve Swallow have set Creeley poems to music; a short-lived band called Mercury Rev, former students of Creeley's, did a honky-tonk version of his poem "So There." Following in the footsteps of Pound, Williams and Olson, Creeley created his own set of large footprints for two generations of American poets. His poems have a sense of the poet always present, an active participant in the experience he describes, not just a detached observer. He writes sensuous love poems in staccato phrasing; he spills over with feelings on politics and aging in a set of 12- and 14-line-sonnets to old friends; he captures abstract moments of contemplation in short-lined concrete descriptions that shake your brain. Though his words are clear and direct, his syntax can often swing wide, allowing those words to move through a poem like the brush strokes of an Impressionist painting, shaded by their proximity to other words and forming a whole image only in the closing line. Creeley will read his poems in Providence next week (March 31) as part of the New Directions Festival. The following discussion took place by phone from his home in Buffalo.

82. RELATED SITES
    John Cage taught music at Black Mountain College during the 1948 and1952 summer sessions. creeley, robert. Stanford University Library  
    http://www.ah.dcr.state.nc.us/sections/archives/arch/bmc_web_page/bmc3.htm
    
    Extractions: The Research Library at the Getty Research Institute has several collections relating to Black Mountain College including the David Tudor Papers and the Mary Caroline Richards Papers. Finding aids for these collections are available through the Research Library’s Online Catalog. Thomas J. Dodd Research Center, University of Connecticut: The Charles Olson Papers

83. Robert Creeley Interview With Don Swaim
    Audio Interview with robert creeley. robert interview. Listen to therobert creeley interview with Don Swaim, 1984 (34 min. 47 sec.).  
    http://wiredforbooks.org/robertcreely/
    
    Extractions: Wired For Books home Don Swaim Interviews Poetry Online Audio Interview with Robert Creeley Robert Creeley, recipient of the Frost Medal, has published more than sixty books of poetry and is Chancellor of the Academy of American Poets. Creeley talks to Don Swaim about his life, the Black Mountain writers, letter writing, and his migration from prose to poetry in this 1984 interview.

84. Key West Literary Seminar - Poetry 2003 - Robert Creeley
    FIRST ANNUAL Key West Literary Seminar the beautiful changes poetry 2003 robertcreeley. robert creeley was born in Arlington, Massachusetts, on May 21, 1926.  
    http://www.keywestliteraryseminar.org/poetry/p_creeley.htm
    
    Extractions: Robert Creeley was born in Arlington, Massachusetts, on May 21, 1926. He attended Harvard University from 1943 to 1946, taking time out from 1944 to 1945 to work for the American Field Service in Burma and India. In 1946 he published his first poem, in the Harvard magazine Wake . In 1949 he began corresponding with William Carlos Williams and Ezra Pound. The following year he became acquainted with the poet Charles Olson. In 1954, as rector of Black Mountain College (an experimental arts college in North Carolina), Olson invited Creeley to join the faculty and to edit the Black Mountain Review . In 1960 Creeley received a Master's Degree from the University of New Mexico, Albuquerque. Through the Black Mountain Review Robert Creeley has published more than sixty books of poetry in the United States and abroad, including

85. ROBERT CREELEY, 1926 –
    robert creeley, 1926 –. Le Fou. 800 copies. 7 6 robert creeley, robertTherrian, Michel Butor. Albuquerque, NM Hoshour Gallery, 1988.  
    http://www.cla.sc.edu/ENGL/LitCheck/creeley.htm
    
    Extractions: Le Fou Columbus, OH: Golden Goose Press, 1952. The Kind of Act of Palma, Mailorca: Divers Press, 1953. The Immortal Proposition Jonathan Williams, 1953. Jargon 8. 200 copies Mayan Letters , by Charles Olson, edited, with a preface, by Creeley. Palma, Mailorca: Divers Press, 1953 [i.e. 1954]; London: Cape, 1968. The Gold Diggers . Palma, Mailorca: Divers Press, 1954; enlarged as The Gold Diggers and Other Stories , London: Calder, 1965; New York: Scribners, 1965. Black Mountain Review , edited by Creeley. Nos. 1-7, Black Mountain, NC: Black Mountain College, spring 1954 – autumn 1957; republished with an introduction by Creeley, 3 volumes, New York: AMS Press, 1969. A Snarling Garland of Xmas Verses , by Anonymous. Palma, Mailorca: Divers Press, 1954. All That Is Lovely in Men Asheville, NC: Jonathan Williams, 1955. Jargon 10. 200 copies If You: Poems , with illustrations by Fielding Dawson. San Francisco: Porpoise Bookshop, 1956. 200 copies. The Whip Worcester, U.K.: Migrant Books/Highlands, NC: Jonathan Williams, 1957. A Form of Women New York: Jargon Books/Corinth Books, 1959, Jargon 33; Fontwell, UK:

86. Oyster Boy Review 12 | Review Of So There: Poems 1976-1983, Robert Creeley | Mil
    robert creeley. New Directions, 1998. 246 pages. creeley, robert. Was that a realpoem or did you make it up yourself? Was That a Real Poem Other Essays.  
    http://www.oysterboyreview.com/12/efron-creeley.html
    
    Extractions: Robert Creeley's So There collects three earlier books: Hello Later , and Mirrors . Although these poems have appeared in print before So There is a new book. Bound together these poems engage a counterpoint whose intricacies, harmonies, and dissonances entail important qualities of Creeley's later poetics. Reviewing Pieces in 1970, Denise Levertov noted a relaxation in Creeley's conception of lyric closure: Its very sprawl and openness, its notebook quality, its absence of perfectionism, Creeley letting his hair down, is in fact a movement of energy in his work, to my ear: not a breaking down but a breaking open. In So There this breaking open grows in scope, gaining force by echo and disjunction not only across poems, but across books. Hello records Creeley's wanderings through Asia. For Creeley, geographic wandering and a wandering mind are of a piece (from "Hamilton Hotel"): Magnolia tree out window

87. Courage With Robert Creeley
    Artists include Casolando, The Treehouse Project, and Courage withrobert creeley. More information robert creeley. Steve Swallow.  
    http://www.482music.com/artists/courage-with-robert-creeley.html
    
    Extractions: Courage is drummer Chris Massey, sax / reed player John Mills and bassist Steve Swallow. On the upcoming release The Way Out is Via the Door , a collaboration of music and poetry, they are joined by Robert Creeley, reading his texts over the sultry, smoky, softly-rendered strains of late-night jazz played by the band. This is beautiful music, a session of intimate, creative jazz conversation. Robert Creeley is one of America's greatest living poets; he was the link between the Beat poets of Greenwich Village and those of Black Mountain College. Creeley has long acknowledged the influence of jazz and improvised music on his work, and in fact considers himself a musician in these contexts. His work was the source of inspiration for Home , the 1980 ECM album in which Swallow set Creeley's words to music sung by Sheila Jordan. He has also performed and recorded with New York sound experimentalists Mercury Rev Before turning to the acoustic bass at age 14, Steve Swallow studied piano and trumpet. He has played with many of the greats, including Pee Wee Russell, Buck Clayton and Vic Dickenson. In 1960 he began to play with Paul Bley, The Jimmy Giuffre Trio and George Russell’s sextet, which featured Eric Dolphy and Thad Jones. He also performed in the early '60s with Joao Gilberto, Sheila Jordan, and bands led by Benny Goodman, Marian McPartland, Chico Hamilton, Al Cohn and Zoot Sims, Clark Terry and Bob Brookmeyer and Chick Corea. He has placed first (electric bass) in the Downbeat International Critics Poll since 1983, and in the Downbeat Readers Poll since 1985.

88.    Escrit A Mallorca De Robert Creeley Per D. Sam Abrams
    Escrit a Mallorca poemes i relats / Written in Mallorca Poems and Stories RobertCreeley Traducció de Dolors Udina, amb un estudi crític de Kevin Power  
    http://www.barcelonareview.com/34/c_dsa.htm
    
    Extractions: Consell de Mallorca i Sa Nostra, 2002 D. Sam Abrams A Mallorca, gràcies a una coedició duta a terme pel Consell de Mallorca (Departament de Cultura) i "Sa Nostra", s’acaba d’editar un llibre que sempre havia volgut llegir i que alguna hora, fins i tot, havia contemplat la possibilitat de fer-lo per poder-lo tenir a les lleixes de la meva biblioteca. Es tracta d’un volum de 184 pàgines titulat Escrit a Mallorca: poemes i relats/Written in Mallorca: Poems and Stories Està clar que la intenció de Creeley en reunir els textos en un sol volum ha estat de retre un homenatge explícit i durador d’agraïment envers Mallorca. De fet, en el pròleg ho diu de manera emotiva i contundent: "Quin plaer més profund em fa, doncs, veure ara, en aquesta llengua de la qual llavors només podia sentir la fascinació dels sons, les paraules que vaig escriure aquells anys en aquell estimat indret! Vaig aprendre tant a Mallorca, no només del meu art sinó també de la vida i del món que podia confiar a trobar! En aquest sentit, som de Mallorca per sempre." I no és pas cap exageració quan diu Creeley que "és mallorquí" perquè tota la seva vida ha girat entorn de la seva obra literària i la seva obra literària va començar a prendre forma de veritat durant els anys que va viure a Mallorca. L’única cosa que hem de lamentar de la tria que ha fet Creeley és que sigui massa restrictiva perquè durant els seus anys d’estada a Mallorca, a més d’escriure poemes i prosa narrativa (novel.la i conte), va mantenir una nodrida correspondència amb figures fonamentals i decisives de la literatura nord-americana contemporània i també va col.laborar en diverses revistes amb ressenyes crítiques i articles. Francament, hagués estat molt bé que la tria de textos fos més extensiva i aplegués també una mostra epistolar i una mostra de la prosa crítica.

89. Books By Robert Creeley
    Books by robert creeley. Autobiography by robert creeley Paperback September 1990List price $5.95 Click here to compare prices at dozens of online stores!  
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90. Thomas A. Goldwasser Rare Books: In London. By Creeley, Robert.
    creeley, robert. In London. Bolinas Angel Hair Books, 1970. First edition.One of 200 (actually 214) copies printed by GrabhornHoyem.  
    http://www.goldwasserbooks.com/cgi-bin/gwb455.cgi/16760.html
    
    Extractions: Title: In London. Bolinas: Angel Hair Books, 1970 First edition One of 200 (actually 214) copies printed by Grabhorn-Hoyem. The letter "L" on the title page is a drawing by Andrew Hoyem and this is one of only four copies with the title page drawing hand colored, none of which were for sale. Signed by Creeley , as issued (only 14 copies were issued signed). Accompanied by the original 6-page setting copy typescript, for this book. Original wrappers, lightly soiled. Novik 43. The printer carried out Creeley's wish in one of these notebook Price: $1,250.00 buy now contact us mailing list shopping cart ... booksellersolutions.com

91. From Revolution To Reconstruction: Outlines: Outline Of American Literature: Ame
    An Outline of American Literature. by Kathryn VanSpanckeren. AmericanPoetry Since 1945 Authors robert creeley (1926 ). *** Index***.  
    http://odur.let.rug.nl/~usa/LIT/creeley.htm

92. Black Sun Books: Signs. By (BASELITZ, GEORG) CREELEY, Robert.
    Tampa, Fl. Graphicstudio This site is powered by booksellersolutions.com. Author (BASELITZ, GEORG)creeley, robert. Title Signs.  
    http://www.blacksunbooks.com/cgi-bin/bsb455/7694.html
    
    Extractions: Browse by category any Americana Archeology Africa Architecture Art Bible Illustrated books Bibliography Bindings Biography Black Literature Books About Books Cinema Dance Drama English History Erotica France History Graphics Humor Illustrated Books Native Americans Jewelry Judaica Juvenile Literature Law Limited Editions Literature Music Photographs Press Books Press Illustrated Books Rock and roll Russian Literature Science Economics, Medecine Sporting Textiles Design Theater Dance, Photography Theatre Art Reference Theatre Costume, art Theatre Literature Theatre Puppets Travel Quick Search Log In Username: Password: Title: Signs. Description: Tampa, Fl.: Graphicstudio, 2000, Folio, containing ten prints in drypoint and aquatint by George Baselitz and a prose poem in eight sections, by Robert Creeley. Each page signed and numbered by the artist. 19 5/8 x 29 oopen, 20 1/2 x 15 x 1 closed. Printed in an edition of 60 Arabic numbered copies on Somerset. As new. Item # add to shopping cart Any book may be returned within five days of receipt for any reason. Prior notification is required. Whenever possible all domestic shipments are sent via UPS, insured. Unless otherwise requested all overseas shipments are sent via USPS, Air Parcel Post, insured. Shipping charges are additional to cost of books. In general we try to deal in the best possible copy and have set our return policy accordingly. We accept M/C, VISA and AMEX. Overseas customers must remit in US funds on an American Bank to our account number 116-037 664, Chase Bank, ABA 021000021, 598 Madison Avenue, New York,NY 10022

93. PRICEFARMER.COM: Farm-Fresh Price Comparisons Of Books
    robert creeley. 1. Angels, Anarchists and Gods (Hardcover) by ChristopherFelver; robert creeley; Douglas Brinkley September 1996  
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94. Slought Foundation: Art And Theory Belong Together.
    03 Slought represents the 1963 Vancouver Poetry Conference Featuring recordingsof New American poets including Ginsberg, Duncan, Olson, creeley, Levertov and  
    http://www.slought.org/

95. Pagina Nueva 1
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    Extractions: 125 págs. 8,38 € ISBN 84-88020-28-7 "Lo que surge en la escritura que más valoró es un contenido imposible de predecir, que nos dice lo que no sabemos". A partir de su concepción del poema como un campo de alta energía, Robert Creeley (Arlington, Massachusetts, 1926) elude toda tentación de apoyarse en una retórica fácil y brillante. Como ha señalado Kevin Power, su constante inquietud le obliga a crear una poética activa, cuyos rasgos esenciales son la calidad de la emoción y la intensidad de la experiencia. Creeley personifica la afirmación de John Cage, según la cual "no hay nada que tengamos realmente que hacer que no implique un cierto peligro". Viajero por Latinoamérica, Europa y Oriente, Fundador de la editorial Drivers Press en la Mallorca de los años 50, profesor del revolucionario Black Mountain College, su obra -inédita hasta ahora en castellano- figura entre las más influyentes de la literatura norteamericana contemporánea. Reseñas: “En un verso que el mismo poeta ha comparado a veces con los solos de jazzmen como Parker o Davis, Robert Creeley se enfrenta de manera profunda con su vejez. Un testimonio poético conmovedor, punzante, impresionante desde todos los puntos de vista, el testimonio del hombre, del poeta que se descubre prisionero de esa extraña e irrevocable situación que es la vejez. No dejarlo pasar”. [Miquel Cardell.

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