| 15th Annual
Literary Arts Festival Old Dominion University October 4-8, 1992 |
| W.D.
Snodgrass
W.D. Snodgrass's poems,
essays, and translations of songs and poems have received worldwide
recognition. He won the Pulitzer Prize for his first collection of poems,
Heart's Needle, in 1960. A second collection of poems, After
Experience, appeared in 1968, and was followed in 1975 by a collection
of essays, In Radical Pursuit. The powerful series of dramatic
monologues from the last days in Hitler's bunker, The Fuehrer Bunker,
was published by BOA Editions in 1977, and a stage version of that series
premiered at Old Dominion University and then, in a revised version,
moved to the American Place Theater in New York in May of 1981. Since
then, Mr. Snodgrass has published over 15 books, chapbooks, and fine
edition books of poems and song translations, including Selected
Poems 1957-1987, W.D.‘s Midnight Carnival, and The Death
of Cock Robin, the last two of which were collaborative works with
the painter DeLoss McGraw. [extracted from 1992 brochure] |
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