Carl Sandburg

Carl Sandburg Criticism

• Principal Works
• Sandburg, Carl (Vol. 1)
• Sandburg, Carl (Vol. 15)
  • Introduction
  • Carl Sandburg's 'Complete Poems'
  • Sandburg's Chromatic Vision in 'Honey and Salt'
  • Carl Sandburg
  • 'Moonlight Dries No Mittens': Carl Sandburg Reconsidered
  • The Scholar-Poet
• Sandburg, Carl (Vol. 10)
  • Introduction
  • Gay Wilson Allen
  • David Perkins
  • Not to Forget Carl Sandburg
• Sandburg, Carl (Vol. 4)
• Sandburg, Carl
  • Introduction
  • Criticism
    • Review of Chicago Poems
    • Review of Chicago Poems
    • Review of Chicago Poems
    • Review of Chicago Poems
    • Edgar Lee Masters and Carl Sandburg
    • Carl Sandburg
    • A Poet of the Common-Place
    • Review of Chicago Poems, Cornhuskers, and Smoke and Steel
    • Ezra Pound on Sandburg
    • The Voice of Chicago: Edgar Lee Masters and Carl Sandburg
    • Carl Sandburg
    • The Rise of the Middle West
    • Carl Sandburg: Formalist
    • Sara Teasdale, Alan Seeger, and Others
    • Carl Sandburg
    • Who Reads Carl Sandburg?
    • Springfield, Spoon River and the Prairies
    • Carl Sandburg: Crusader and Mystic
    • The ‘New’ Poetry
    • Your Friend the Poet—Carl Sandburg
    • Introduction to Carl Sandburg: A Bibliography of Sandburg Materials in the Collections of the Library of Congress
    • Behold the Proverbs of a People: A Florilegium of Proverbs in Carl Sandburg's Poem ‘Good Morning, America.’
    • Carl Sandburg
    • Sandburg's Chromatic Vision in Honey and Salt
    • The People, Yes: Sandburg's Dreambook for Today
    • Carl Sandburg's Influence on Modern Poetry
    • The Clash of American Dreams in Carl Sandburg's Poetry
    • The Day Book Poems of Carl Sandburg
    • The Cycle of Life: Motifs in the Chicago Poems of Carl Sandburg
    • From the Bottom Up: Three Radicals of the Thirties
    • Taming the Socialist: Carl Sandburg's Chicago Poems and Its Critics
    • The People's Poet
    • Review of Chicago Poems
    • Carl Sandburg's Unnatural Relations
    • Sandburg's ‘They Will Say.’
  • Further Reading