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Charles Olson

Born 27 December 1910 · Died 10 January 1970

From Worcester, England, United Kingdom · Nationality: United States

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Charles Olson was a second generation American modernist poet who was a crucial link between earlier figures like Ezra Pound and William Carlos Williams and the New American poets, a rubric which includes the New York School, the Black Mountain School, the Beat poets, and the San Francisco Renaissance. Consequently, many postmodern groups, such as the poets of the Language School, include Olson as a primary and precedent figure.

Books by Charles Olson in order

Books by Charles Olson in the order they were published, from Call Me Ishmael (1947) to A Charles Olson Reader: (2005).

  1. 1Call Me IshmaelCall Me Ishmael1947
  2. 2The Maximus Poems 1-10The Maximus Poems 1-101953
  3. 3The Maximus Poems 11-22The Maximus Poems 11-221956
  4. 4Projective VerseProjective Verse1959
  5. 5The DistancesThe Distances1960
  6. 6The Maximus PoemsThe Maximus Poems1960
  7. 7Black Mountain PoetryBlack Mountain Poetry1964
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  8. 8Other ThanOther Than1965
  9. 9ProprioceptionProprioception1965
  10. 10Selected WritingsSelected Writings1966
  11. 11Stocking CapStocking Cap1966
  12. 12Human UniverseHuman Universe1967
  13. 13Archaeologist of MorningArchaeologist of Morning1970
  14. 14Poetry and TruthPoetry and Truth1971
  15. 15A Charles Olson Reader:A Charles Olson Reader:2005
  16. 16Charles Olson & Ezra PoundCharles Olson & Ezra Pound
  17. 17Charles Olson & Robert CreeleyCharles Olson & Robert Creeley
  18. 18Maximus to GloucesterMaximus to Gloucester
  19. 19Olson/Den BoerOlson/Den Boer
  20. 20Selected PoemsSelected Poems
  21. 21Spearmint & RosemarySpearmint & Rosemary
  22. 22The Collected Poems of Charles OlsonThe Collected Poems of Charles Olson
  23. 23The Complete Correspondence of Charles Olson & Robert CreeleThe Complete Correspondence of Charles Olson & Robert Creeley
  24. 24The Maximus Poems, Volume ThreeThe Maximus Poems, Volume Three

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