Looks at Chinese poetry through its enormous influence on American poetry. This book gathers some 200 poems by nearly 40 poets, from the anonymous early poetry to the great masters of the T'ang and Sung dynasties. It also includes translations by Pound, a selection of essays by five translators and biographical notes that are a collage of poems.

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A collection of poems that explore the raw merging of American pastoral and urban squalor.

William Carlos Williams' two volumes of Collected Poems comes home to Carcarnet for a re-issue in January 2001. Volume II takes up the story from 1939 until the year before Williams' death.

Features Williams' Collected Poems , including all his verse apart from his major long poem Paterson . This edition prints the poems in the order of their original publication, starting with The Tempers (1913) and ending with Poems 1936-1939 .

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This volume chronicles the correspondence between William Carlos Williams, a Pullitzer Prize-winning American poet, and his publisher, James Laughlin, the founder of New Directions . The letters discuss modernism, art, publishing, and the writer/editor relationship between the two men.

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