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Issued in the wake of major books on Shakespeare by Harold Bloom and Helen Vendler, this compendium of admiring, cogent and reflective essays, which have remained uncollected since Berryman's suicide in 1972, testifies to the unusually resilient and enduring value of the Bard's oeuvre.

A poet known primarily for his sequence poem The Dream Songs (1969), Berryman gave three lecture series on Shakespeare but left his ambitious written projects, including an annotated edition of King Lear and a critical biography, unfinished.

In essays arranged both chronologically and by individual play, Berryman offers readings of the plays that are not only fresh and immediate but reflect his own literary personae.

The Unabridged Journals of Sylvia Plath
By Sylvia Plath

Sylvia Plath's complete, uncensored journals appear in their entirety for the first time in this collection edited by Karin V. Kukil.

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Robert Lowell & John Berryman CD
By Robert Lowell



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