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L'Arengario. Beat Generation: Edward Dorn
dorn edward, The Newly Fallen, New York, Totem Press The Paterson Society, 1961; 21 4x14 cm., brossura, pp. 32,
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Extractions: Twenty-four Love Songs "Ha studiato al Black Mountain College. Insegna nelle università" (Pivano 1978: pag. 354). Edward Merton Dorn (1999) Opere di Edward Dorn DORN Edward The Newly Fallen , New York, Totem Press - The Paterson Society, 1961; 21,4x14 cm., brossura, pp. 32, disegno in copertina e al frontespizio di Fielding Dawson. Poesie. Edizione originale. (Pivano 1978: pag. 354). DORN Edward Idaho Out , London, Fulcrum Press, 1965; 23x15 cm., brossura, pp. 20 n.n., copertina illustrata al tratto di Fielding Dawson. Poesie. Tiratura di 250 esemplari numerati . Prima edizione. (Pivano 1978: pag. 354). DORN Edward Geography , London, Fulcrum Press, 1965; 23,5x15,5 cm., legatura editoriale in tela, sovraccopertina, pp. 76, copertina illustrata al tratto di Fielding Dawson. Poesie. Tiratura di 1000 esemplari . Prima edizione. (Pivano 1978: pag. 354). DORN Edward The North Atlantic Turbine , London, Fulcrum Press, 1967; 24x15,5 cm., legatura editoriale in tela, sovraccopertina, pp. 64; copertina illustrata con una carta geografica, 3 ritratti dell'autore ricavati da una fotografia di Ron Kitaj. Impaginazione di Stuart Montgomery.
Special Collections | Exhibits | Past | Edward Dorn
Edward Dorn 1929 1999 Works in the Special Collections Department UniversityLibraries University of Colorado at Boulder 303-492-6144 spc@colorado.edu.
http://www-libraries.colorado.edu/ps/spc/exhibits/past/dorn/mini.htm
Electronic Poetry Center - Raworth On Ed Dorn
Edward Dorn (19291999) Ed It was my finding a poem of Ed's quiteby chance that put us in touch. It's difficult now to explain
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Extractions: Ed It was my finding a poem of Ed's quite by chance that put us in touch. It's difficult now to explain how bleak and lonely the literary and intellectual landscape was in the late fifties early sixties.... how few, and how dispersed, like minds were: certainly over here. In our times together, fragmented as they were over almost forty years and many places, there was nothing that could not be talked about, no sacred cows: laughter and light are my clearest memories. The last time I saw Ed and Jenny, this summer, he insisted on driving to Boulder to collect me and bring me to Denver. I knew that was all his energy for the day, but didn't protest as I sensed it was important to him to do it. We drove down, remarking on the urban sprawl, the jerry-built town houses, the strange shiny high-tech blocks that twenty years had thrown along that highway. Stopping at the University we loaded heavy boxes of books from his office. At home we sat on the porch scaring away squirrels with an air-rifle: he hated them for attacking the fruit of an apple tree he'd planted whose crop he'd never been able to taste. Then he went to bed. A particular gentleman to the end. Style. Tom Raworth
Guardian | Edward Dorn
Edward Dorn 149; Edward Dorn, poet, born April 12 1929; died December10 1999. Guardian Unlimited © Guardian Newspapers Limited 2002.
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Extractions: The Guardian The American poet Edward Dorn, who has died aged 70, had a loyal readership in Britain, despite having published little in this country for almost 25 years. He was grouped with the Black Mountain poets - named after the progressive college in North Carolina - but unlike Charles Olson, Robert Creeley and Robert Duncan, the leading "black mountaineers", was not a teacher at the college, only a student. His poetry also stood apart from theirs in being rooted in working-class politics and a sense of wild western myth. A list of a few of his many titles gives a hint of the territory he occupied: Hands Up! Idaho Out, High West Rendezvous, and the most famous of them, Gunslinger. Dorn was born in the prairie town of Villa Grove, Illinois, on the banks of the Embarras river, and was brought up between there and Michigan. The wanderlust was in his blood. He never knew his father. His mother was of Dutch ancestry, and his grandfather worked on the railroad. Of his home town, he said: "The first thing you're preoccupied with is how to exist. If you stayed, you had to have a pretty specific reason - you couldn't just stay." Dorn's means of escape was through education: first, at the University of Illinois, and then, in 1950 and again in 1954, at Black Mountain College. He was taught there by Charles Olson, author of the Maximus Poems, a sprawling work in the manner of Ezra Pound's Cantos and William Carlos Williams's Paterson. Olson inspired Dorn to conceive of geography as the American subject, the one from which all other subjects derived, and indeed Dorn's first published book (1960) was called What I See In The Maximus Poems.
Dorn, Edward G. Contracts For Protecting Your Advertising & Marketing Rights
Title Contracts for Protecting Your Advertising Marketing Rights SubjectLaw Author dorn edward G. Cannon, Dolores Conversations
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Dorn, Edward G. An Illustrated Handbook To Surviving Family Camp Outs
Title An Illustrated Handbook to Surviving Family Camp Outs Subject Cooking,Food Wine Author dorn edward G. Cannon, Dolores Conversations
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Press Release Edward Dorn
Edward Dorn A World of Difference By Tom Clark. Berkeley, California (April2, 2002)North Atlantic Books proudly announces the publication
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Extractions: America's poet of dissent and difference, of geography and distance, Edward Dorn (19239-1999) grew up in rural obscurity, Depression-era poverty, and social estrangement as a dispossessed son of the Prairie. After initiating a critical involvement with new poetics in dialogue with his mentor Charles Olson at Black Mountain College in the 1950s, Dorn wandered the trans-mountain West following the variable winds of writing and casual employment until the mid-1960s, when a time of trial and change resulted in the beginnings of the groundbreaking long poem Gunslinger Edward Dorn was a "culture morphologist," a poet whose central achievement lies in his creative response, at once intuitive, emotional, and analytic, to the complex meanings of places and the people who live upon them. His writing enacts a deep respect for and attention to the diverse landforms of his native country. In the work of no other American writer are the soul of the land and the soul of the poet so inextricably linked. In both prose and poetry Dorn's sharp-eyed cultural critique goes hand in hand with a tender-hearted realism. The Dorn voice, unmistakable and evocative as the lonesome sounding of a far-off train whistle in the night, contributes a unique note to the literature of the second half of America's Twentieth Century:
Edward Dorn
Edward Dorn. Agnus Dei Music of Inner Harmony. The Best Classical Album in the World Gunslinger.Internal Resistances The Poetry of Edward Dorn. By the Sound.
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Extractions: Agnus Dei: Music of Inner Harmony The Best Classical Album in the World... Ever! Baby Sleep Dumbo (60th Anniversary Edition) The Mists of Avalon Blade Runner [Director's Cut] Ziegfeld Girl Reunion in France An Illustrated Handbook to Surviving Deli Counters : Selection Guides for Counting and Controlling Fats, Cholesterol, Calories, and Sodium Content in Gunslinger Internal Resistances : The Poetry of Edward Dorn By the Sound Robert Creeley, Edward Dorn, and Robert Duncan : A Reference Guide (Reference Guide to Literature) Interviews Sun Unwound Recollections of Gran Apacheria Edward Dorn : A World of Difference Authors: D ArtistActorActress.com
Dorn
EDWARD DORN from THE POET THE PEOPLE THE SPIRIT. . . . Okay. So thereyou are, right there with the first, with the natives, with
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Three Poems By Edward Dorn
From Saluki's Soliloquy.
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Jacket 9 - Tom Clark - Edward Dorn
Tom Clark's obituary for edward dorn (19291999).
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Extractions: These lines come from "Wait by the door awhile Death, there are others," a poem written by Dorn in 1965. They foreshadow the engagement and interrogation of Ed's last poems as well. Along with unfinished long poems about two other longtime subjects of his, heresy and geography "Languedoc Variorum" and "Westward Haut" he left in "progress" a verse journal of his final chemotherapeutic nightmare-enlightenments, «Chemo Sabe», in which the poet's confrontation with techno-medicine serves as a kind of warrior's trial and induction to death. At the end of a section of that latter work, titled "Chemo du Jour: The Impeachment on Decadron," he narrates an infusion of Taxol, a drug produced from yew tree toxins, while watching Clinton's impeachment trial, among other dark comedies, on television in a Denver hospital:
Gedichte Von Ed Dorn In Deutscher Übersetzung
Gedichte von edward dorn. übersetzt von Johannes Beilharz
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Special Collections | Exhibits | Past | Edward Dorn Bibliography
Works by dorn held in the Special Collections Department, University Libraries, University of Colorado at Boulder.
http://www-libraries.colorado.edu/ps/spc/exhibits/past/dorn/dornbib.htm

Extractions: Mini Exhibit Edward Dorn Bibliography Abhorrences. Bean News. S.1.: s.n., n.d. Dorn was the editor. In mailing envelope addressed by author. Uncat 94-3-57. Boulder Memorial Hospital. Serving Boulder County Ninety Years. By the Sound. Mount Vernon, WA: Frontier Press, 1971. Previous edition published under the title The Rites of Passage. PS3507.O73277 B9 1971. Captain Jack's Chaps, or, Houston/MLA. Madison, WI: Black Mesa Press, 1983. Edition limited to 260 copies. Special Collections has copy no. 52, with author's presentation inscription. PS3507.O73277 C3 1983. The Cycle. West Newberry, MA: Frontier Press, 1971. Uncat Oversize 2 94-8-209. Ed Dorn, A Selection from his Book Entitled Abhorrences.
E. Dorn--two Poems
Poem by edward dorn.
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Collection Description
of collection at University of Connecticut Libraries.
http://www.lib.uconn.edu/DoddCenter/ASC/findaids/Dorn/collectiondesc.htm

Extractions: Name Edward Dorn. Title Edward Dorn Papers, 1956-1993. Extent 28 linear feet Biographical Note Edward Dorn was born April 2, 1929 in Villa Grove, Illinois. He studied with Charles Olson at Black Mountain College and graduated in 1955. He taught at Idaho State University at Pocatello (1961-65), the University of Essex, Great Britain (1965-1970), Northeastern Illinois University at Chicago (1970-1971), Kent State University, Ohio (1973-74) and the University of Colorado (1977-1999). Mr. Dorn died in December 1999 at the age of 70. Arrangement The collection has been arranged topically and alphabetically or chronologically therein. Provenance The collection was purchased by the University in several installments.
Electronic Poetry Center - Ed Dorn
A resource of the Electronic Poetry Center, an edited site devoted to the presentation of fulltext resources for innovative writing. With the death of edward dorn the United States loses not only one of its finest poets but a rare critical intelligence
http://epc.buffalo.edu/authors/dorn

Extractions: Dorn was born in rural Illinois at the start of the Great Depression, in poverty. He was educated in a one room schoolhouse, then High School (where he helped on the local newspaper) and for two years at the University of Illinois. He worked for a while at the Boeing plant in Seattle, returned to Illinois, and through his art teacher Raymond Obermayr was directed towards Black Mountain College in North Carolina where he arrived in the autumn of 1950. In 1951 he left and travelled to the Pacific Northwest, where he did manual work and met his first wife, Helene. In late 1954 they returned to Black Mountain, where he studied under Charles Olson (Dorn's first published work was the pamphlet What I See in the Maximus Poems ) and graduated in 1955 with Robert Creeley as one of his examiners. After two years of further travel the family settled in Washington state. Their life there, on the edge of poverty, is vividly portrayed in Dorn's first prose book
DORN, Edward, What I See In The Maximus Poems
Lame Duck Books. dorn, edward What I See in the Maximus Poems VenturaMigrant, 1960. Square octavo, 17pp. in blue wraps. First edition
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Extractions: Lame Duck Books DORN, Edward What I See in the Maximus Poems Ventura: Migrant, 1960. Square octavo, 17pp. in blue wraps. First edition of the author's first book. Some light water staining to rear wrap, and light crease to pages internally, otherwise a near fine copy. This item is listed on Bibliopoly by Lame Duck Books ; click here for further details.
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Web Sites. The Denver Landing11 Aug 1993 Poem by edward dorn. url www.thing.net/~grist/bove/dorn.htmDenver Upbringing Poem by edward dorn.
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Literatur Autoren und Autorinnen D dorn, edward dorn, edward,
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