61. American Poetry In The 90's: Booklists: Humanities Department: Carnegie Library Merwin, WS Flower Hand PS 3563.E75 F55. mueller, lisel Learning to PlayBy Ear PS 3563.U35 L43. Nye, Naomi Shihab Red Suitcase PS 3564.Y44 R4. http://www.clpgh.org/locations/humanities/reading/booklists/ampoetry.html

Select Library Area: Article Search Ask a Librarian Branches Careers at CLP Computer Classes Directions Employment Genealogy/History Homework Help Hours Kids' Site Library Subject Guide Renew a Book Request a Book Search Subject Departments Support the Library Teens' Site Web Resource Guide Humanities About Us Popular Collection Humanities Links ... Contact Us Subject Search: Web Site Catalog Internet Search Humanities What We're Reading Booklists American Poetry in the 90's The following is a list of recommended American poetry books in the 1990's that may be found in the Humanities Department of Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh. To find out if a particular book is in the library at this time, just click on the title. Ai Fate: New Poems PS 3551.I2 F38 Angelou, Maya I Shall Not Be Moved PS 2551.N464 I17 Baraka, Amiri Transbluesency PS 3552.A583 A6 Bly, Robert Meditations on the Insatiable Soul PS 3552.L9 S65 Cisneros, Sandra Loose Woman PS 3553.L66 Clifton, Lucille Quilting PS 3553.L45 Q55 Dove, Rita Mother Love PS 3554.O884 M68 Gallagher, Tess

62. What's Up For further information on the Philadelphia event, call (215) 5739748.lisel mueller to present poetry reading on Sept. 24. Pulitzer http://www.udel.edu/PR/UpDate/00/1/whatsup.html

Vol. 19, No. 2 Sept. 2, 1999 Educator to speak at UD Women's Club fall meeting T he first meeting of the University of Delaware Women's Club (UDWC) will take place at 7 p.m., Tuesday, Sept. 21, at the President's House on Kent Way and will be hosted by Louise Roselle. Roberta Golinkoff, H. Rodney Sharp Professor of Educational Studies, will discuss how children acquire language skills, based on her recent book, Parents Do Make a Difference, by Promoting Childhood Chatter For information about the meeting or to request an invitation, call Susan Savini at 831-1554. The University of Delaware's Women's Club has been in existence since 1945. When it began, the club served a social need for faculty spouses, but over the years the club has changed. Today, women from all areas of the University communityincluding spouses, faculty, staff, students and retireesare welcome to join and participate in a wide range of activities. In addition to providing social opportunities, the club provides financial support and supports a scholarship. In the coming year, the club's annual fall craft fair will be replaced with a silent and live auction, scheduled for Saturday, March 4. Anyone interested in attending, donating items or assisting should call Michele Michelson at 837-1907.

63. The Lit 50 Noteworthy lisel mueller's daughter, Jenny, a poet herself, is a former NewCitystaffer. Last year Not ranked. 33 lisel mueller PULITZERPLUCKING POET. http://www.newcitychicago.com/guides/lit_50_97/lit50_2.html

Edited by Sam Jemielity Written by Dave Chamberlain, Sam Jemielity, Ray Pride, Frank Sennett and Annabelle Villanueva With Michael McClintock and Simone Muench BOOKS HUB Second 25 INDEPENDENT BOOKSELLERS BRIDGET KINSELLA LUIS RODGRIGUEZ MARY DEMPSEY ... ACHY OBEJAS Noteworthy: Other IBCA members include The Children's Museum Store, City Newsstand, The Stars Our Destination, The Savvy Traveller and Transitions Bookplace. Independent booksellers IMPERFECT BINDING The dismal coverage of the book business in Chicago's mainstream media makes Publishers Weekly a must-read if you want to know what going on in and around Chicago as it happens. Just grab the trade mag off a discerning newsdealer's rack and look for Kinsella's byline, and you'll know what every publisher, bookseller and reporter in the city knows about everything from indie bookstores to Oprah. Kinsella scored a coup by getting the talk-show diva to pause for a chat about The Book Club (and with all those books to read, Oprah ain't got much time for chit-chat). Since the decision to hold her BookExpo at McCormick Place for the near future has all those New York types wondering about us alien Midwestern life forms, Kinsella's on the hot seat to deliver the dish. Noteworthy: Publishers Weekly does not review self-published titles.

64. LiteraryCritic.com -- National Book Awards Mirabell Books of Number. 1980 Levine, Philip. Ashes. 1981 - mueller,lisel. The Need to Hold Still. 1982 - Bronk, William. Life Supports. http://www.literarycritic.com/nba.htm

Title Author Keyword Featured Critics' lists the National Book Awards "The National Book Awards began in 1950, when a consortium of book publishing groups sponsored the first annual National Book Awards Ceremony and Dinner at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City. Their goal was to enhance the public's awareness of exceptional books written by fellow Americans, and to increase the popularity of reading in general. "Since then, The National Book Awards have become one of the nation's preeminent literary prizes, and The National Book Awards Ceremony and Dinner one of the most important event on the country's literary calendar. Today, the Awards are given to recognize achievements in four genres: Fiction, Nonfiction, Poetry, and Young People's Literature. The Winners, selected by five-member, independent judging panels for each genre, receive a $10,000 cash award." adapted from the National Book Foundation's web site, 8/99.

65. LiteraryCritic.com -- Pulitzer Prize 1996 Graham, Jorie. The Dream of the Unified Field. 1997 - mueller, lisel. AliveTogether New and Selected Poems. 1998 - Wright, Charles. Black Zodiac. http://www.literarycritic.com/pulitzer.htm

Title Author Keyword Featured Critics' lists Pulitzer Prize winners The prizes are awarded each April, by the president of Columbia University on the recommendation of the Pulitzer Prize board. adapted from the Pulitzer Prize Board web site 8/99. Click on any title for more information or to order I. Pulitzer Prize for Fiction 1917 - No award 1918 - Poole, Ernest. His Family 1919 - Tarkington, Booth. The Magnificent Ambersons 1920 - No award 1921 - Wharton, Edith. The Age of Innocence 1922 - Tarkington, Booth. Alice Adams 1923 - Cather, Willa. One of Ours 1924 - Wilson, Margaret. The Able McLaughlins 1925 - Ferber, Edna. So Big 1926 - Lewis, Sinclair. Arrowsmith . (refused prize) 1927 - Bromfield, Louis. Early Autumn 1928 - Wilder, Thornton.

66. Midnight Mind - Seven Questions With Christine Swanberg affected you. The poets who have affected my life are Lynda Hull, LucienStryk, lisel mueller, Robert Bly and Nobert Blei. Lynda Hull http://www.midnightmind.com/stuff/swanbergquestions.htm

Seven Quick Questions with Christine Swanberg Name some writers who have affected you and how they have affected you. Do you read more poetry or Fiction? I read a balance of poetry, fiction, and non-fiction. As a poet, I have a tendency to study poetry more than simply reading it for pleasure - although I hope non-poets read poetry for pleasure. I like to read dark, quirky fiction; one of my dearest pleasures is picking out hardbound new books from a special section at the public library. These are books that have not yet gone to softbound. I like the obscure fiction writers that have not yet become famous. I feel we are part of a secret literary society. I confess a taste for an occasional self-help, religious, or philosophy book and I am a sucker for just about anything written by monks. Go figure. When did you first realize that you wanted to write creatively? I always loved the physical act of writing, but it wasn't until I had become the official creative writing teacher at a large public high school during the 1970's that I came to realize my own potential as a writer. Sometimes I did the same assignments that I gave my students. Eventually I realized that I was as much of a writer as I was a teacher. That I led to a couple of sabbaticals in which I pursued writing (via academia) doggedly. Eventually I chose to leave academia and all of its excess baggage behind and focus on the writing. Though I gave up a lot of money and security, it was worth it.

67. M Top Arts Literature Poetry Poets M Morrison, Jim; Morrissey, Kim; mueller, lisel; Muir, Edwin; Muldoon,Paul; Murray, Les; Muske, Carol. Featured Sites. Help build the largest http://computeroids.com/Top/Arts/Literature/Poetry/Poets/M/

68. Mentor Series: 20 Years Margot Galt was chosen to be in the program with mentors Peter Meinke,Jim Harrison, June Jordan, lisel mueller and Paul Metcalf. http://www.loft.org/mentor20yr.html

Twenty Years of the Loft Mentor Series by Jerod Santek an article originally appearing in A View from the Loft S ince its early days, the Loft has looked for ways to provide area writers with opportunities to improve their craft and their careers. In the late seventies, Loft Program Director Jill Breckenridge approached the Jerome Foundation with the idea of bringing nationally prominent writers to town to work with a group of local writers who would be selected through a competition. The Jerome Foundation approved the idea and in 1979 and 1980 poets Marge Piercy, Galway Kinnell, Philip Levine and Mona Van Duyn were invited to visit the Loft. Each spent a weekend working with eight local poets in intensive craft seminars and manuscript critiques and offered readings and public forums. Margot Galt was chosen to be in the program with mentors Peter Meinke, Jim Harrison, June Jordan, Lisel Mueller and Paul Metcalf. "Peter Meinke gave me some very simple but very practical advice, which I still use in my writing and in my teaching today," she said. It was, " `Better to end a poem with an image than something philosophical.' Lisel Mueller still remains a friend and is someone whose work I continue to admire. One of the very nice connections was that various friends of the Loft would have the mentors, mentees and staff for dinner at their homes the night the mentor came to town. Good food, good conversation. That opportunity to be a peer and entertained as a winner was part of the fun, and part of the exhaustion, of it."

69. Author Index L-Z Mozina, Andy, Moon Man, 13(3 4) 13. mueller, lisel, The Laughter ofWomen, 14(1 2) 201. Mullen, Jane, The One with the Heart, 16(1 2)217. http://www.uaa.alaska.edu/aqr/About AQR/authors2.htm

AQR Home Applause Current Issue Recent Issues ... Literary Links Index to Recent Issues - Volume 12 onwards A B C D ... Z Select the first letter of the word from the list above to jump to appropriate section of the index. L Lacina, Melody On Seeing a Nude Self-Portrait of Imogen Cunningham Lambeth, Laurie Clements The Deeper Focus The Paanwallah Laux, Dorianne Death Comes to Me Again, A Girl Laux, Dorianne How It will Happen, When Lazar, Zachary Concentration Leahy, Anna At My Father's Funeral Evangeline Lee, Analisa

70. Grinnell College Libraries - Poetry Bibliography 1995 Ungodliness Poems. PS3563.I4137 U6x 1994. mueller, lisel. Learning to Playby Ear Essays and Early Poems. PS3563.U35 L42x 1990. Mura, David. http://www.lib.grin.edu/research/poetry.html

Home page Library catalog Question? Site index ... Grinnell College Poetry at the Grinnell College Libraries, 1995 Compilations and Anthologies Contemporary Macedonian Poetry. Fast Talk, Full Volume. Forbidden Games and Video Poems: The Poetry of Yang Mu and Lu Ching. From the Other Side of the Country: A New American Poetry, 1960-1990. A Long Rainy Season: Haiku and Tanka. An Other Tongue: Nation and Ethnicity in the Linguistic Borderlands. Our Secret Lives: An Anthology of Poems and Short Stories by Kenyan Women Writers. Periplus: Poetry in Transition. Poetry Like Bread: Poets of the Political Imagination from Curbstone Press. The Voice That Is Within Us: American Poetry of the Twentieth Century. Winter Nest: A Poetry Anthology of Midwestern Women Poets of Color. Individual Authors Addonizio, Kim. The Philosopher's Club: Poems. Adoff, Arnold. All the Colors of the Race: Poems. Black Library PS3551.D66 A77 1992. Akenside, Mark. Selected Poetry. Alurista. Return: Poems Collected and New. Alurista. Tremble Purple: Seven Poems. Ammons, A.R.

71. Baldwin: Conversations Understanding Media The Extension of Man. New York McGraw Hill, 1964. mueller,lisel. Second Language. Baton Rouge Louisiana State University Press, 1986. http://www.missouri.edu/~rhetnet/baldwin/bib.html

Bibliography Althusser, Louis, "Ideology and Ideological State Apparatuses." Lenin and Philosophy and Other Essays. Trans. Ben Brewster. New York: Monthly Review Press, 1972. Barker, Thomas T. "Computers and the Instructional Context." Computers and Writing: Theory, Research, Practice. Ed. Deborah H. Holdstein and Cynthia L. Selfe. New York: The Modern Language Association of America, 1990. Bartholomae, David. "Writing With Teachers: A Conversation with Peter Elbow." College Composition and Communication. 46 (1995): 62-71. Batson, Trent. "Teaching in Networked Classrooms." Computers in English and the Language Arts: The Challenge of Teacher Education. Eds. Cynthia L. Selfe, Dawn Rodrigues, William R. Oates. Urbana: National Council of Teachers of English, 1989. 247-255. "The Origins of ENFI." Network Based Classrooms: Promises and Realities. Eds. Bertram Bruce, Joy Kreeft Peyton, Trent Batson. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1993. 87-112. Baudrillard, Jean. America. Trans. Chris Turner. London: Verso, 1988. . "Fatal Strategies." Jean Baudrillard: Selected Writings.

72. Acquisitions Section Homepage Alex Zee, Strube, Cordelia. Alexander Pushkin, Debreczeny, Paul. AliveTogether, mueller, lisel. All Passion Spent, Sackville-West, Vita. AlphaBeta, http://rizal.lib.admu.edu.ph/acq/Index A-C.htm

THE ACQUISITIONS SECTION HOME OBJECTIVES ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT POLICY ... RIZAL LIBRARY HOMEPAGE Welcome to the Acquisitions Section Newly Acquired Materials (June-August): Alphabetical Listing by Title: [1 A-C] [D-F] [G-I] [J-L] [M-O] ... [U-Z] TITLE AUTHOR/CONTRIBUTOR 1848 Revolutions in German-Speaking Europe Hahn 1st Alternative Law Conference/Lawyering for the Public Interest Leonen, Marvic 2000 Tips for Teachers Packard Race 2002-2003 Philippines Government Directory, Updated A Ballad for Metka Salamun, Tomaz A Borderline Personality Dean, Melanie A Chorus of Color Asian Art Museum A Divided Court: Case Materials from the Constitutional Challenge to the Indigenous peoples Ballesteros A Force more powerful, a century of non-violent conflict Ackerman A Future for Astyanax Bersani, Leo A Glimpse of Philippine Literature in English (1900-present) A Great Love Kollontai, Alexandra

73. Nybox3c1960 18 Merrill, James 19 Merwin, WS 20 Miller, Warren 21 MoMz 22 Moore, Marianne 23Mortimer, Penelope 24 Moss, Grant 25 Moss, Howard 26 mueller, lisel 780 1 N 2 http://www.nypl.org/research/chss/spe/rbk/faids/NYhtml/nybox3c1960.htm

Center for the Humanities Manuscripts and Archives Division The New Yorker Records, c.1924-1984 III. Editorial Correspondence 1928-1980, 263 linear ft., Boxes 135-944 3 Fiction Correspondence, 1952-1980 Box Folder TNY The New Yorker Stories From The New Yorker, 1950-1960 Forward to Series 3.4 Art Correspondence, 1929-1933 Return to Series 3.2 Fact Correspondence, 1952-1981 Return to Series Descriptions: III. Editorial Correspondence Return to Box Listing: Table of Contents Return to New Yorker Records Table of Contents Return to List of Finding Aids Return to Manuscripts and Archives Division Home Page

74. $TITLE MUDs Servers Talkers Teeny TinyMUD Web Rings MUDs and MOOs Mudvayne Muehlenbeckiamueller mueller, Bill Baseball, People, Players, M mueller, lisel Muffs, The http://www.slider.com/index/indexmu.htm

trellian ftp Arts Business Computers Health ... Sports Trellian WebPage Slider Search: The Web Encyclopaedia Shopping Index Help Encyclopaedia Index A B C D ... Performing_Arts, Theatre, Musicals, R, Rent Slider in: Espa±ol Deutsch Dansk Nederlands ... About Us

75. PotW.org - Past Poems By Poet from Nursery Rhymes for the TenderHearted) To You, Remembering the Past Moult,Thomas - In Their Glad Playing-Time mueller, lisel - All Night * Nash, Ogden http://www.potw.org/bypoet.html

Poem of the Week PotW.org Founded August 1996 Past Poems by Poet This Week's Poem Past Poems... ...by Poet ...by Title and First Line ...by Occasion Contact about... ...Free Subscription ...Submitting a Poem ...other Questions The Fine Print... ...Page Mission Links to... ...other Poetry Sites only a reference is provided. While all of the past selections are listed, several have yet to be converted to the new format and/or linked. The "renovation" is 71.2% complete. Adams, Franklin P. - A Ballad of Baseball Burdens Us Potes Akiko, Yosano - Following his bath (trans. by S. Hamill) Allingham, William - The Fairies American Folk Song - The Great Titanic Ammons, A.R. - Layabout Anacreon - The Thracian Filly (trans. by W. Headlam) Anacreontea - The Wounded Cupid (trans. by R. Herrick) Angelou, Maya - Caged Bird Anonymous - I Saw a Peacock with a Fiery Tail Appleman, Philip - O Karma, Dharma, pudding and pie Arnold, Matthew - Dover Beach Atwood, Margaret - Habitation Auden, W.H. - Preface ( from The Sea and the Mirror) That night when joy began ( from Five Songs) The Unknown Citizen Baker, Karle Wilson - Let Me Grow Lovely

76. Muses 1870. Facsimile. New York Clarkson N. Potter, 1981. 43. mueller, lisel. MUSE. Waving from Shore. Baton Rouge Louisiana State UP, 1989. 52. Watkins, Vernon. http://clem.mscd.edu/~holtzee/odyssey/muses.html

Muse Erato popped in. W hat a talentfor suspicion! "Now what?" she said. I thought I knew. "I am writ ng an unimportant poem,"I t old her. John Ciardi Hesiod, claiming inspiration from an encounter on Mount Helicon, names the nine daughters of Mnemosyne ("Memory") and Zeus. The Muses are most often seen in the company of Apollo because of his association with the arts and many artists other than Hesiod invoke them as a source of inspiration. Homer's Il ad , for example, begins with the three words, "wrath, sing, goddess." In later times, when each of the nine was given authority over a nar row portion of artistic inspiration, the goddess Calliope becones muse of epic poetry. Literature Akhmatova, Anna. "The Muse." Li erature: The Evolving Canon Auden, W. H. "Homage to Clio." Homage to Clio. New York: Random House, 1955. 3-6. Homer . Vol. 2. The Odyssey and the Lesser Homerica . Ed. Allardyce Nicoll. 2 nd Ciardi. "An Apology for Not Invoking the Muse." Selected Poems . Fayetteville: U of Arkansas P, 1984. 132-34.

77. Untitled Document Stuart Dybek, Ellen Bryant Voigt, Ron Overton, James Tate, Albert Goldbarth, ChristineZawadiwsky, Brown Miller, William Heyen, lisel mueller, Arthur Vogelsang. http://www.ohiou.edu/theohioreview/BACKISSSUES.HTML

return to Liquidation Sale OrderBlank T HE O HIO R EVIEW Back Issues Listing Number 1 Volume 13, Number 1, Fall 1971 Fiction Da vid Ray, John Wheatcroft Prose Norman Gates, Herbert Howarth Interview Talking with Adrienne Rich Poetry Charles Squier, Norman H. Russell, Adrienne Rich, Robert Brandts, James Ragan Number 2 Volume 13, Number 2, Winter 1972 Fiction Herbert Gold, Nancy Pelletier Pansing, Lewis B. Horne Prose Edward Stone, Humphrey Tonkin, Gerald Weales Interview A Conversation with Mark Strand Poetry William Matthews, Alvin Greenberg, Reg Saner, David P. Young, Greg Kuzma, Mark Strand, Joseph Bruchac, Albert Goldbarth, Mark Van Tilburg Number 3 Volume 13, Number 3, Spring 1972 Fiction Theodore Kitaif, K.C. Frederick, Jack Matthews Prose John L. Brown Interview Talking About Poetry with William Ma tthews Poetry Robert Bly, Peter Desy, Bin Ramke, Charles Simic, William Matthews, David Wagoner, William Stafford, James Doyle, Dabney Stuart Number 4 Volume 14, Number 1, Fall 1972 Fiction Olivia Solomon Prose Bruce Janoff Interview The Weight that a Poem Can Carry: An Interview withGalway Kinnell Poetry Stephen Sandy, Wendell Berry, Arthur Oberg, Greg Kuzma, Philip Levine

78. Bibliography Translate this page gedichte. Buffalo, New York Klingsor Press, 1992. mueller, lisel. Dependencies.Chapel Hill University of North Carolina Press, 1965. (Poems). - http://www.usd.edu/~wkitzler/bibliography.html

REVISED AND UPDATED Contemporary German-American Literature. A Selected Bibliography Ascher-Nash, Franzi. Gedichte eines Lebens Blinder Sommer Gedichte . Frankfurt/Main: Fischer, 1987. Bangerter, Lowell A. Lebensbilder. Gedichte aus dem Felsengebirgsland . Berlin: Stoedtner, 1983. Beicken, Peter. Kindheit in W. Wuppertal: Paul-Hans Sievers, 1983. (Poetry and prose). Bergammer, Friedrich. Von Mensch zu Mensch Wien: Bergland, 1959. Wien: Bergland, 1971. Momentaufnahmen Gedichte . Wien: Bergland Verlag, 1981. Die vorletzte Stummheit Gedichte . Baden bei Wien: Verlag G. Grasl, 1984. . Wien-Eisenstadt: Edition Roetzer, 1991. Berl-Lee, Maria. Schaumwein aus meinem Krug . Wien: Bergland Verlag, 1974. Lieder einer Doppelzunge Borntrager, Mary Christner. Ellie . Scottdale, Pennsylvania: Herald Press, 1988. Brainin, Frederick. Das siebte Wien. Gedichte Brause, Herman. Auf fernen Wegen (Poems). Breuer, Robert. Gedichte vom Leben, Lieben und Lachen . Wien: Norbert Reiter, 1933. New Yorker Musik-Kaleidoskop.1962-1990 . Trier: Kunst-Verlag, 1994. (Prose). Carsten-Miller, Ingeborg.

79. Reading Lists — The Endicott Scuttlebutt: Information And Resources Disenchantments An Anthology of Fairy Tale Poetry Pat Mora, Aunt Carmen's Book ofPractical Saints Pat Mora, Agua Santa/Holy Water lisel mueller, Waving from http://www.endicott-studio.com/bookstor.html

Recommended Reading Lists Books of a Mythic or Interstitial Nature [Note: This page was last updated in February, 2003, for the sake of old bookmarks. Future updates will be made to the page's new address: http://www.endicott-studio.com/readingLists.html . If you wish to link to the "Recommended Reading Lists" page, please use that address. Thank you. The old " Bookstore " page is still available for a time, if you prefer that format, but it will not be updated.] A Mythic Fiction Reading List For fans of myth, folklore, and magical realism, this list consists of 100 recommended novels by Isabelle Allende, James Blaylock, Jonathan Carroll, John Crowley, Charles de Lint, Louise Erdrich, Heinz Insu Fenkl, Alice Hoffman, Robert Holdstock, Ben Okri, Alfredo Vea Jr., and many others. A Fairy Tale Reading List For fairy tale afficionados, this list contains a wealth of fairy tale literature and poetry by Margaret Atwood, A.S. Byatt, Angela Carter, Robert Coover, Pamela Dean, Emma Donoghue, Tanith Lee, Robin McKinley, Anne Sexton, Delia Sherman, Jane Yolen, and many others, plus a short list of recommended nonfiction. A Traditional Fantasy Reading List This list contains traditional fantasy novels (i.e., novels set partially or entirely in imaginary lands) penned by the post-Tolkien generation of writers: Joyce Ballou Gregorian, Guy Gavriel Kay, Ellen Kushner, Ursula K. Le Guin, George R.R. Martin, Patricia McKillip, Midori Snyder, Caroline Stevermer, Michael Swanwick, Sean Russell, and many others.

80. A Gathering Of Poets 79 mueller, lisel. 80 Pacosz, Christina. 2) female lisel mueller's BedtimeStory *(p.167). 3) male - Alan Williamson's Freeze-Frame *(p.151). http://www.library.kent.edu/exhibits/4may95/75.html

A Gathering of Poets May 3-6, 1990 MAY 4 COLLECTION Boxes 75-76 INVENTORY Prepared by Nancy Birk and Gail Redmann February 1994 2 record storage boxes, 2 cubic ft., 11th floor "On May 4, 5, and 6, 1990 a Gathering of Poets was held at Kent State University in conjunction with the May 4th 20th Anniversary Commission events. Approximately 125 poets from all over the United States responded to personal invitations or to the open call to poets to come to Kent State on May 4th and remember the four students left dead and the nine others wounded by the Ohio National Guard on May 4, 1970. An ad-hoc committee of the May 4th 20th Anniversary Commission planned all the poetry events. Members of this committee were poets who live in Kent, some affiliated with Kent State University and some not .... In addition to the poets who attended the Gathering of Poets, many others who were not able to attend sent poems or messages to be read." So describes Gathering convenor and poet Maggie Anderson in the proposal for the published anthology, A Gathering of Poets which resulted from the convergence of poets at Kent State in May of 1990. Series Description The material contained in this collection is divided into 2 distinct series. The first series contains materials related to the planning, organization and actual events of the Gathering of Poets which took place May 3-6, 1990. The second series contains materials that relate to the publication of the anthology, A Gathering of Poets, published by the Kent State University Press in 1992. At this point (July 1993), the anthology is in its second printing of the paper. The first printing had a print run of 2000 paper and 750 cloth. There are copies in the collection of the Main Library and also in Special Collections under the call number PS615.G35 1992.

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