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Debra Nystom's new book of poetry, her third, has the power to convince readers that her life growing up in South Dakota has universal significance.

Summer Knowledge, Delmore Schwartz's selected poems, published 50 years ago, reveals some fascinating things about his unique talent and the nature of fame.

According to Bly, American readers "can't tell when a man is counterfeiting and when he isn't." What might this view of one's audience imply for one's artistic integrity?

2010 will mark the 50th anniversary of the publication of both Anne Sexton's and Sylvia Plath's first books, which begs the question: Who has wielded the most influence?

At sunrise on the Lexington Green the first shots exact a down payment in blood for the priceless gift of freedom's ring and the American Revolution began in earnest.

The conclusion of Ginsberg's poem shows a positive view of human kindness overcoming the problems of society.

Howl is Ginsberg's visionary poem of apocalypse which he dedicated to Carl Solomon, the patient he befriended in Columbia Psychiatric Institute.

American poet, short story writer and novelist W.C. Williams, also an obstetrician, was a prolific poet and writer. He is best known for Pictures from Brueghel.