I, I, I | David W. Landrey
In the following essay, Landrey gives a critical analysis of Carruth’s work.
David W. Landrey
In the following essay, Landrey gives a critical analysis of Carruth’s work.
Hayden Carruth first published a poem in 1946, and his poetry, essays, and anthologies now approach forty volumes with no sign of abatement. He has, moreover, by his own estimate written several thousand pieces for newspapers, magazines, and anthologies. He is often called a poet’s poet, and his aid to and promotion of others has been remarkable. His eclectic anthology, The Voice That Is Great Within Us (1970), a survey of American poetry from...
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