Fiction
Hart Crane: After His Lights
An Ohio State University Press monograph in the Modern and Contemporary Poetics series, Brian Reed's study of Hart Crane's small but overinterpreted body of work. Reed moves from Crane's juvenilia through The Bridge and into his influence on later poets, testing the usual labels—nationality, sexuality, period—against the poems rather than the other way around. The Ohio State binding is the standard academic paperback, the margins are narrow, and the cover is the plain design that university presses use when they want the argument to speak.Ideal reader: the reader who thinks Crane has been claimed by too many schools and wants the poems read first, or the poet trying to account for why The Bridge still matters.
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