Paul Vangelisti Papers 1970-2009

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Paul Vangelisti Papers 1970-2009

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Papers of Paul Vangelisti, poet, editor, translator, publisher, and radio producer. The collection includes correspondence with colleagues; drafts of single poems, as well as published collected works including (1973), (1978), (1991), and (2007); book and art reviews; and notebooks. Also included are materials related to Vangelisti's editorial work for the literary magazine and the anthology . The materials also include Vangelisti's editorial projects including (2002), and (2006). The papers contain audiorecordings of (L.A.T.E.) radio broadcasts produced by Vangelisti and writings of others. Also included are materials relating to Vangelisti's poetry readings and literary conferences, as well as typescript drafts of poetry and essay translations. Air Portfolio Villa Days Shadows Pass Ribot L.A. Exiles: A Guide to Los Angeles Writing, 1932-1998 Place as Purpose: Poetry from the Western States Nuova Poesia Americana: San Francisco Los Angeles Theatre of the Ear

21.2 Linear feet; 42 archive boxes, 3 record cartons and 10 oversize folders

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Vangelisti, Paul

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Biography Paul Vangelisti was born in San Francisco in 1945 and graduated from the University of San Francisco in 1967 with a B.A. in English and philosophy. He attended Trinity College (Dublin, Ireland) for a year as a research fellow and moved to Los Angeles in 1968 to attend the University of Southern California, from which he was awarded a Master of Arts in literature in 1970. Vangelisti started a poetry magazine, Invisible City, in 1971 ...

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Fraser, Kathleen, 1935-

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Clinton, Michè€lle T.

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McBride, John

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James Mollison, art museum director of many fine art institutions including Director of the National Gallery of Victoria (1989-1995) and Director National Gallery (1977-1989). From the description of Correspondence with James Mollison (and other papers) [manuscript]. 1995-2002. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 224725560 Epithet: Presbyterian Minister of Belfast British Library Archives and Manuscripts Catalogue : Person : Description : ark:/81055/vdc_10...

Dipalma, Ray

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Scalapino, Leslie.

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Leslie Scalapino (1947-2010) is a California Bay Area poet, scholar, experimental prose writer associated with the "Language School" poetry movement, and founding editor of O Books (Oakland, Calif.). At an early age, she traveled throughout Asia, Africa, and Europe, and her later work reflects some of these influences, including meditation on Zen writing and Tibetan philosophy. Her work has been published in many poetry and academic journals since the 1970s. Her awards include the Poetry Center ...

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Ronk, Martha Clare

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Born on February 19, 1940, in Cleveland, Ohio, Ronk received her B.A. in English from Wellesley College and her Ph.D. from Yale University in 1968. She taught at Tufts University (1967-1971), and currently teaches at Occidental College. Ronk founded Littoral Books with writers Paul Vangelisti and Dennis Phillips in 1990; co-edited the journal The New Review of Literature. Her published books of collected poetry include Desire in LA (1990), Desert Geometries: Poems (1992), and Eyetrouble (1998). ...

Peters, Robert, 1924-....

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American poet, critic, scholar, and teacher, Robert Peters was born in 1924 in Eagle River, Wisconsin, and grew up on a farm. He studied British literature at the University of Wisconsin and received his doctorate in 1952; taught at several institutions before joining the faculty of the University of California, Riverside (1963-1968), and, later, transferring to the University of California, Irvine, where he retired in 1991. In addition to teaching, Peters has published numerous volumes of poetr...

Wellman, Mac

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Playwright and poet, Mac Wellman was born John McDowell Wellman on March 7, 1945 in Cleveland, Ohio. The Wellman family already included several inventors, and Mac grew into an inventor and innovator of language. His use of language is often compared to that of Gertrude Stein and John Ashbery. After earning a degree in International Relations from the American University and marrying his first wife Nancy Roesch (1967), Wellman focused on poetry at the University of Wisco...

Verdicchio, Pasquale, 1954-

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Crosson, Robert, 1929-2001

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Los Angeles (Calif.) poet, author and Hollywood actor, born in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, in 1929, Crosson moved to Pomona, California, in 1944. He pursued a writing career beginning in the early 1960s and supported himself throughout his life with restaurant jobs, house painting and carpentry work. Crosson produced several books of collected poetry and a large collection of unpublished poetry and prose. Crosson died in 2001. From the description of Papers, 1945-2001. (University of C...

Phillips, Dennis

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Biography Dennis Phillips was born in 1951. In 1973 Phillips graduated from the California Institute of the Arts, having earned his BFA degree. In 1974 he moved to New York, where he undertook a year of study in the Graduate Classics Department at New York University. In 1979-1980, Phillips taught literature and writing with the Humanities Department at Otis Parsons Art Institute, and at the same time assumed responsibilities as poetry editor...

Ward, Diane, 1956-

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Poet Diane Ward (November 9, 1956- ) was born in Washington, DC and attended the Corcoran School of Art. She was initially associated with the first wave of Language poetry in the 1970s. Ward lives in Santa Monica, California where she taught poetry in public schools to 1st through 5th graders for many years. Ward has published more than a dozen works of poetry and has been included in numerous anthologies, among them: Moving Borders and Out of Everywhere, along with selections published in The ...

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