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wēi lián sī William Carlos Williamspáng dé Ezra Pounddù lì tè 'ěr Hilda Doolittle
ào dēng Wystan Hugh Audenkǎ míng sī E. E. Cummingshā tè · kè lāi 'ēn Hart Crane
luó bó tè · dèng kěn Robert Duncanchá 'ěr sī · ào 'ěr sēn Charles Olsonā mén sī A. R. Ammons
jīn sī bǎo Allen Ginsbergyuē hàn · ā shénbǎi lì John Ashberyzhān mǔ sī · tài tè James Tate
lán sī dūn · xiū sī Langston Hughesmò wēn W. S. Merwinluó bó tè · bó lāi Robert Bly
bì xiào pǔ Elizabeth Bishopluó bó tè · luò wēi 'ěr Robert Lowellpǔ lā sī Sylvia Plath
yuē hàn · bèi lǐ màn John Berrymanān nī · sài kè sī dùn Anne Sextonsī nuò dé gé lā sī W. D. Snodgrass
fú lán kè · ào hā lā Frank O'Harabù luò cí jī L.D. Brodskyài mǐ · luò wēi 'ěr Amy Lowell
āi dé nà · shèng wén sēn tè · mǐ lěi Edna St. Vincent Millaysà lā · tī sī tái 'ěr Sara Teasdalemǎ sī tè sī Edgar Lee Masters
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   měi jí sū lián shī rén。 zhù yào zuò pǐn yòu shī jí《 zhù zú huāng yě》、《 bù fēn yán yǔ》, cháng shī《 èr shí shì jì de lì shǐ》 děng。 yóu yú “ tā de zuò pǐn chāo yuè shí kōng xiàn zhì, wú lùn zài wén xué shàng huò shì mǐn gǎn wèn tí fāng miàn dū chōng fēn xiǎn shì chū tā guǎng kuò de sī xiǎng jí nóng yù de shī yì ”, ér yú 1987 nián huò nuò bèi 'ěr wén xué jiǎng。


  Louis Daniel Brodsky (Louis Brodsky, L.D. Brodsky) (born April 17, 1941) is an American poet.
  
  Brodsky was born in St. Louis, Missouri, in 1941, where he attended St. Louis Country Day School. After earning a B.A., magna cum laude, at Yale University in 1963, he received an M.A. in English from Washington University in St. Louis in 1967 and an M.A. in creative writing from San Francisco State University the following year.
  
  From 1968 to 1987, while continuing to write poetry, he assisted in managing a 350-person men's clothing factory in Farmington, Missouri, and started one of the Midwest's first factory-outlet apparel chains. From 1980 to 1991, he taught English and creative writing at Mineral Area Junior College, in nearby Flat River. Since 1987, he has lived in St. Louis and devoted himself to composing poems. He has a daughter, Trilogy, and a son, Troika.
  
  Work
  
  Brodsky is the author of fifty-five volumes of poetry (five of which have been published in French by Éditions Gallimard) and twenty-three volumes of prose, including nine books of scholarship on William Faulkner and seven books of short fiction. His poems and essays have appeared in Harper's Magazine, The Faulkner Review, The Southern Review, The American Scholar, and other journals. His work has also been printed in five editions of the annual Anthology of Magazine Verse and Yearbook of American Poetry.
  
  In 2004 Brodsky’s You Can't Go Back, Exactly received an award for Best Fiction/Poetry Book on Great Lakes Regional Culture, from The Center for Great Lakes Culture, at Michigan State University.
  
  Bibliography
  
  Poetry
  
  (all published by Time Being Books, St. Louis, MO):
  
  Five Facets of Myself (1967)* (1995)
  
  The Easy Philosopher (1967)* (1995)
  
  A Hard Coming of It and Other Poems (1967)* (1995)
  
  The Foul Rag-and-Bone Shop (1967)* (1969, exp.)* (1995, exp.)
  
  Points in Time (1971)* (1995) (1996)
  
  Taking the Back Road Home (1972)* (1997) (2000)
  
  Trip to Tipton and Other Compulsions (1973)* (1997)
  
  The Talking Machine and Other Poems (1974)* (1997)
  
  Tiffany Shade (1974)* (1997)
  
  Trilogy: A Birth Cycle (1974) (1998)
  
  Cold Companionable Streams (1975)* (1999)
  
  Monday's Child (1975) (1998)
  
  Preparing for Incarnations (1975)* (1976, exp.) (1999) (1999, exp.)
  
  The Kingdom of Gewgaw (1976) (2000)
  
  Point of Americas II (1976) (1998)
  
  La Preciosa (1977)(2001)
  
  Stranded in the Land of Transients (1978) (2000)
  
  The Uncelebrated Ceremony of Pants-Factory Fatso (1978) (2001)
  
  Birds in Passage (1980) (2001)
  
  Résumé of a Scrapegoat (1980) (2001)
  
  Mississippi Vistas: Volume One of A Mississippi Trilogy (1983) (1990)
  
  You Can't Go Back, Exactly (1988, two eds.) (1989) (2003, exp.)
  
  The Thorough Earth (1989)
  
  Four and Twenty Blackbirds Soaring (1989)
  
  Falling from Heaven: Holocaust Poems of a Jew and a Gentile (with William Heyen) (1991)
  
  Forever, for Now: Poems for a Later Love (1991)
  
  Mistress Mississippi: Volume Three of A Mississippi Trilogy (1992)
  
  A Gleam in the Eye: Poems for a First Baby (1992)
  
  Gestapo Crows: Holocaust Poems (1992)
  
  The Capital Café: Poems of Redneck, U.S.A. (1993)
  
  Disappearing in Mississippi Latitudes: Volume Two of A Mississippi Trilogy (1994)
  
  A Mississippi Trilogy: A Poetic Saga of the South (1995)*
  
  Paper-Whites for Lady Jane: Poems of a Midlife Love Affair (1995)
  
  The Complete Poems of Louis Daniel Brodsky: Volume One, 1963-1967 (edited by Sheri L. Vandermolen) (1996)
  
  Three Early Books of Poems by Louis Daniel Brodsky, 1967-1969: The Easy Philosopher, A Hard Coming of It and Other Poems, and The Foul Rag-and-Bone Shop (edited by Sheri L. Vandermolen)(1997)
  
  The Eleventh Lost Tribe: Poems of the Holocaust (1998)
  
  Toward the Torah, Soaring: Poems of the Renascence of Faith (1998)
  
  Voice Within the Void: Poems of Homo supinus (2000)
  
  Rabbi Auschwitz: Poems Touching the Shoah (2000)*
  
  The Swastika Clock: Endlösung Poems (2001)*
  
  Shadow War: A Poetic Chronicle of September 11 and Beyond, Volume One (2001) (2004)
  
  The Complete Poems of Louis Daniel Brodsky: Volume Two, 1967-1976 (edited by Sheri L. Vandermolen) (2002)
  
  Shadow War: A Poetic Chronicle of September 11 and Beyond, Volume Two (2002) (2004)
  
  Shadow War: A Poetic Chronicle of September 11 and Beyond, Volume Three (2002) (2004)
  
  Shadow War: A Poetic Chronicle of September 11 and Beyond, Volume Four (2002) (2004)
  
  Shadow War: A Poetic Chronicle of September 11 and Beyond, Volume Five (2002) (2004)
  
  Heavenward (2003)
  
  Regime Change: Poems of America's Showdown with Iraq, Volume One (2003)*
  
  Regime Change: Poems of America's Showdown with Iraq, Volume Two (2003)*
  
  Regime Change: Poems of America's Showdown with Iraq, Volume Three (2003)*
  
  The Complete Poems of Louis Daniel Brodsky: Volume Three, 1976-1980 (edited by Sheri L. Vandermolen) (2005)
  
  Peddler on the Road: Days in the Life of Willy Sypher (2005)
  
  Combing Florida's Shores: Poems of Two Lifetimes (2006)
  
  Showdown With a Cactus: Poems Chronicling the Prickly Struggle Between the Forces of Dubya-ness and Enlightenment, 2003-2006 (2006)
  
  A Transcendental Almanac: Poems of Nature (2006)
  
  Once upon a Small-Town Time: Poems of America's Heartland (2007)
  
  Still Wandering in the Wilderness: Poems of the Jewish Diaspora (2007)
  
  Bibliography
  
  (coedited with Robert Hamblin)
  
  _Select_ions from the William Faulkner Collection of Louis Daniel Brodsky: A Descriptive Catalogue (1973)
  
  Faulkner: A Comprehensive Guide to the Brodsky Collection:
  
  Volume I: The Biobibliography (1982)
  
  Volume II: The Letters (1984)
  
  Volume III: The De Gaulle Story (1984)
  
  Volume IV: Battle Cry (1985)
  
  Volume V: Manuscripts and Documents (1989)
  
  Country Lawyer and Other Stories for the Screen by William Faulkner (1987)
  
  Stallion Road: A Screenplay by William Faulkner (1989)
  
  Biography
  
  William Faulkner, Life Glimpses (1990)
  
  Fiction
  
  Between Grief and Nothing (novel) (1964)*
  
  Between the Heron and the Wren (novel) (1965)*
  
  Dink Phlager's Alligator and Other Stories (1966)*
  
  The Drift of Things (novel) (1966)*
  
  Vineyard's Toys (novel) (1967)*
  
  The Bindle Stiffs (novel) (1968)*
  
  Catchin' the Drift o' the Draft (short fictions) (Time Being Books, 1999)
  
  This Here's a Merica (short fictions) (Time Being Books, 1999)
  
  Yellow Bricks (short fictions) (Time Being Books, 1999)
  
  Leaky Tubs (short fictions) (Time Being Books, 2001)
  
  Nuts to You! (short fictions) (Time Being Books, 2004)
  
  Rated Xmas (short fictions) (Time Being Books, 2004)
  
  Pigskinizations (short fictions) (Time Being Books, 2005)
  
  Memoir
  
  The Adventures of the Night Riders, Better Known as the Terrible Trio (with Richard Milsten) (1961)*
  
  (* unpublished text)
    

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