Authors · American

Kenneth Rexroth

American poet of the anarchist left and the San Francisco Renaissance, author of In What Hour (1940).

Lived
1905–1982
Authority records
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Sources
Wikipedia — Kenneth Rexroth

Bibliography

First editions. A tick marks a work matched to a library catalogue record.

YearTitleFirst published byRecords
1944The PHOENIX and the TORTOISENew DirectionsOpen Library
1949The New British Poets — An AnthologyNew Directions, Norfolk, Conn.Open Library
1949The Signature of All Things — Poems Songs Elegies Translations and EpigramsNew Directions, NewYorkOpen Library
1951Beyond the MountainsCity Lights Books, San FranciscoOpen Library
1955One Hundred Poems from the JapaneseNew Directions, New YorkOpen Library
1956One Hundred Poems from the ChineseNew Directions, New YorkOpen Library
1956Thirty Spanish Poems of Love and ExileCity Lights Pocket Bookshop, San FranciscoOpen Library
1959Bird in the BushNew Directions, New YorkOpen Library
1961AssaysRoss EriksonOpen Library
1966An Autobiographical NovelDoubleday, Garden City, N.YOpen Library
1966The Collected Shorter Poems of Kenneth RexrothW.W. Norton & CompanyOpen Library
1968Classics RevisitedQuadrangle Books, ChicagoOpen Library
1970With Eye and EarHerder and Herder, New YorkOpen Library
1971American Poetry in the Twentieth CenturyHerder and Herder, New YorkOpen Library
1971Sky, Sea, Birds, Trees, Earth, House, Beasts, FlowersUnicorn Press, Santa BarbaraOpen Library
1973The Elastic Retort — Essays in Literature and IdeasSeabury Press, New YorkOpen Library

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