Walcott, Derek (Vol. 160) - Further Reading

FURTHER READING

CRITICISM

Anderson, Jervis. “Derek Walcott's Odyssey.” New Yorker (21 December 1992): 71–74, 76–79.

Anderson provides an overview of Walcott's life, literary career, and artistic concerns.

Breslin, Paul. “Tracking Tiepolo's Hound.Poetry 178, no. 1 (April 2001): 38–40.

Breslin offers a positive assessment of Tiepolo's Hound, calling the work “strikingly beautiful.”

Cribb, T. J. “Walcott, Poet and Painter.” Kenyon Review 23, no. 2 (spring 2001): 176–84.

Cribb examines the interrelationship between Walcott's poetry and painting, drawing attention to his development and maturation as an artist, the recurring imagery of the sea, and his preoccupation with history, as evident in Another Life, Omeros, and Tiepolo's Hound.

D'Evelyn, Thomas. “Black Homer.” Christian Science Monitor (31 October 1990):...

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