Eduardus Dorn




Eduardus Merton Dorn (2 Aprilis 1929—10 Decembris 1999) fuit poeta et magister Americanus saepe cum poetis Montis Atri consociatus. Suum opus notissimum est Gunslinger.




Index






  • 1 Opera


    • 1.1 Poesis


    • 1.2 Libri conversi


    • 1.3 Oratio soluta, fictio, commentarii




  • 2 Adnotationes


  • 3 Bibliographia


  • 4 Nexus externi





Opera |



Poesis |



  • 1961: The Newly Fallen, Novi Eboraci: Totem Press.[1]

  • 1964: Hands Up! Novi Eboraci: Totem Press.[1]

  • 1964: From Gloucester Out, Londinii: Matrix Press.[1]

  • 1965: Idaho Out, Londinii: Fulcrum Press.[1]

  • 1965: Geography, Londinii Fulcrum Press.[1]

  • 1967: The North Atlantic Turbine, Londinii: Fulcrum Press.[1]

  • 1968: Gunslinger, Black Sparrow Press.[1]

  • 1969: Gunslinger: Book II, Black Sparrow Press.[1]

  • 1969: The Midwest Is That Space Between the Buffalo Statler and the Lawrence Eldridge, T. Williams.[1]

  • 1969: The Cosmology of Finding Your Spot, Cottonwood.[1]

  • 1969: Twenty-Four Love Songs, Frontier Press.[1]

  • 1970: Gunslinger I & II, Londinii: Fulcrum Press.[1]

  • 1970: Songs Set Two: A Short Count, Frontier Press, ISBN 978-0-686-05052-0.

  • 1971: The Cycle, Frontier Press.

  • 1971: A Poem Called Alexander Hamilton, Tansy/Peg Leg Press.[1]

  • 1971: Spectrum Breakdown: A Microbook, Athanor Books.[1]

  • 1972: The Hamadryas Baboon at the Lincoln Park Zoo, Wine Press.[1]

  • 1972: Gunslinger, Book III: The Winterbook, Prologue to the Great Book IV Kornerstone, Frontier Press.[1]

  • 1974: Recollections of Gran Apacheriam Turtle Island.[1]

  • 1974: Slinger (contains Gunslinger, I-IV et "The Cycle," Wingbow Press.[1]

  • 1975: Cum Jennifer Dunbar, Manchester Square, Permanent Press.[1]

  • 1975: Collected Poems: 1956-1974, Four Seasons Foundation.[1]

  • 1978: Hello, La Jolla. Wingbow Press.[1]ISBN 978-0-914728-24-5

  • 1978: Selected Poems, ed. Donald Allen, Grey Fox Press.[1]

  • 1981: Yellow Lola, Cadmus Editions.[1]

  • 1983: Captain Jack's Chaps—Houston/MLA, Black Mesa Press.[1]

  • 1989: Abhorrences, Black Sparrow Press.[1]

  • 1993: The Denver Landing, Uprising Press.[1]

  • 1996: High West Rendezvous: A Sampler.[1]

  • 2001: Chemo Sábe, Limberlost Press.[1]

  • 2007: Way More West: New & Selected Poems, ed. Michael Rothenberg, Penguin Books ISBN 978-0-14-303869-6.

  • 2012: Westward Haut, Etruscan Books.

  • 2012: Collected Poems, Carcanet Press.



Libri conversi |



  • 1968: Cum Gordon Brotherston, Our Word: Guerilla Poems From Latin America, Grossman.[1]

  • 1969: Cum Gordon Brotherston, Jose Emilio Pacheco: Tree Between Two Walls, Black Sparrow Press.[1]

  • 1976: Cum Gordon Brotherston, Selected Poems of Cesar Vallejo, Penguin.[1]

  • 1979: Cum Gordon Brotherston, Image of the New World, Londinii: Thames & Hudson.[1]

  • 1999: Cum Gordon Brotherston, Sun Unwound: Original Texts from Occupied America, North Atlantic Books, anthologia



Oratio soluta, fictio, commentarii |



  • 1960: What I See in the Maximum Poems, Migrant Press (iudicium).[1]

  • 1964: Michael Rumaker et Warren Tallman, Prose 1, Four Seasons Foundation.[1]

  • 1965: The Rites of Passage: A Brief History, Frontier Press.[1]

  • 1966: The Shoshoneans: The People of the Basin-Plateau, Morrow.[1]

  • 1969: Auctor praefationis, The Book of Daniel Drew, Frontier Press.[1]

  • 1969: By the Sound, Frontier Press. Reimpressus cum nova auctoris praefatione, Black Sparrow Press, 1991.[1]

  • 1971: Some Business Recently Transacted in the White World (fabulae breves), Frontier Press.[1]

  • 1972: Bean News (diarium, varii auctores, "liber secretus" Gunslinger), Zephyrus Image.[2]

  • 1976: The Poet, the People, the Spirit, Talonbooks.[1]

  • 1978: Roadtesting the Language: An Interview with Ed Dorn, Universitas Californiae Didacopolis.[1]

  • 1980: Interviews, Four Seasons Press.[1]

  • 1980: Views, Four Seasons Press.[1]

  • 1993: Way West: Stories, Essays and Verse accounts, 1963-1993, Black Sparrow Press.[1]

  • 2007: Ed Dorn Live: Lectures, Interviews, and Outtakes, ed. Joseph Richey, University of Michigan Press, ISBN 978-0-472-06862-3.

  • 2012: Two Interviews, Shearsman Books.



Adnotationes |




  1. ↑ 1.001.011.021.031.041.051.061.071.081.091.101.111.121.131.141.151.161.171.181.191.201.211.221.231.241.251.261.271.281.291.301.311.321.331.341.351.361.371.381.391.401.411.421.43 Web page titled "Archive / Edward Dorn (1929-1999)" at the Poetry Foundation website, retrieved May 8, 2008


  2. ↑ http://plantarchy.us/dorn/bean-news1.pdf



Bibliographia |



  • Beach, Christopher. 1992. ABC of Influence: Ezra Pound and the Remaking of American Poetic Tradition. University of California Press.

  • Clark Tom. 2002. Edward Dorn: A World of Difference. Berkeleiae: North Atlantic Books.

  • Elmborg, James K. 1998. A Pageant of Its Time: Edward Dorn's Slinger and the Sixties. Studies in Modern Poetry, 6. Novi Eboraci: Peter Lang Publishing.

  • Levy, William. 2000. Death of a Gunslinger: An Obituary on Ed Dorn for America. Exquisite Corpse, no. 4, 20 Ianuarii.

  • McPheron, William. 1989. Edward Dorn. Western Writers Series, 85. Boise State University.

  • Paul, Sherman. 1981. The Lost America of Love: Rereading Robert Creeley, Edward Dorn, and Robert Duncan. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press.

  • Spitzer, Mark. 1996. Dinner with Slinger. In Thus Spake the Corpse, An Exquisite Corpse Reader 1988–1998, Vol. 2: Fictions, Travels & Translations, ed. Andrei Codrescu et L. Rosenthal. Santa Rosa: Black Sparrow Press.

  • Spitzer, Mark. 1999. Transcript of an Ed Dorn Rant. Jack Magazine, no. 4.

  • Streeter, David, ed. 1973. A Bibliography of Ed Dorn. Novi Eboraci: The Phoenix Bookshop.

  • Wesling, Donald, ed. 1985. Internal Resistances: The Poetry of Ed Dorn. University of California Press.



Nexus externi |




  • Opera ab / de Eduardus Dorn in bibliothecis (in catalogo WorldCat)


  • Ed Dorn ad EPC, epc.buffalo.edu


  • Ed Dorn's Theatre of Impatience, commentarius brevis Ioannis Muckle, www.pnreview.co.uk (PN Review)


  • The Edward Dorn Papers, www.lib.uconn.edu


  • Chemo Sábe α Edward Dorn, www.limberlostpress.com


  • "The Cosmology of Finding Your Spot," www.vlib.us (poema 1969)


  • Deep in Dorn Country: stepping into the poetry of Ed Dorn, robmclennan.blogspot.com


  • Edward Dorn, www.centomag.org


  • Ex Gloucester Out, www.sorabji.com


  • In memoriam Ed Dorn, www.bigbridge.org


  • Praefatium "Edward Dorn, American Heretic," www.poems.com (Chicago Review 49(3-4)–50:1)


  • Tria poemata, www.thing.net


  • "What is not permitted is recognition": Dorn visits "Dog," earthwithcity.blogspot.com


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