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| ABOUT THE AUTHOR |
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| Randall Jarrell |
Randall Jarrell was born in Nashville, Tennessee, in 1914. He earned
bachelor's and master's degrees from Vanderbilt University. From 1937
to 1939 he taught at Kenyon College, where he met
John Crowe Ransom...
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| Randall Jarrell CD
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1964. Introduced by Robert Lowell. In this historic and unusual recording, the listener hears how Jarrell gained his reputation as one of this century's most astute poetry critics. Jarrell comments on his own and Elizabeth Bishop's poetry, which he reads on the occasion of her winning the Academy's fellowship. Includes Bishop's "The Fish," "The ManMoth," "At the Fishhouse," and "The Armadillo," as well as Jarrell's "Next Day," "In Montecito," "A Well-to-Do Invalid," and "A Street off Sunset." A must for fans of either poet. Length: 88 min. |
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