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The Extant Poetry and Prose of Max Michelson, Imagist (1880-1953)

The Extant Poetry and Prose of Max Michelson, Imagist (1880-1953)

Max Michelson
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Max Michelson , furrier and writer, was friendly with Harriet Monroe, editor of Poetry magazine from 1915 to 1921, after which he was interned in a mental hospital until his death. The editorpaternal grandson of Max and professor of English at the University of Coloradocalls his grandfather a practitioner of "mystical imagism," putting him in the ranks of H.D. and Pound, the latter whose work M. Michelson recommended to Monroe. Included are M. Michelson's poems, articles , and letters, all preceded by a biography. Here is Michelson's small poem, "A Lady Talking to a Poet": "For a moment you felt nude and shivered./ Your social position hung near;/ You threw it about you/ A garment frail and lacy." Lacks an index. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
Language
English
Pages
132
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
Edwin Mellen Press
Release
February 01, 2000
ISBN
077347806X
ISBN 13
9780773478060

The Extant Poetry and Prose of Max Michelson, Imagist (1880-1953)

Max Michelson
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Max Michelson , furrier and writer, was friendly with Harriet Monroe, editor of Poetry magazine from 1915 to 1921, after which he was interned in a mental hospital until his death. The editorpaternal grandson of Max and professor of English at the University of Coloradocalls his grandfather a practitioner of "mystical imagism," putting him in the ranks of H.D. and Pound, the latter whose work M. Michelson recommended to Monroe. Included are M. Michelson's poems, articles , and letters, all preceded by a biography. Here is Michelson's small poem, "A Lady Talking to a Poet": "For a moment you felt nude and shivered./ Your social position hung near;/ You threw it about you/ A garment frail and lacy." Lacks an index. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
Language
English
Pages
132
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
Edwin Mellen Press
Release
February 01, 2000
ISBN
077347806X
ISBN 13
9780773478060

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