James Wright

James Wright Criticism

• Wright, James (Arlington)
  • Introduction
  • Foreword
  • The Works of James Wright
  • James Wright
  • Indignation Born of Love: James Wright's Ohio Poems
  • Stepping through the Ruins
  • James Wright: 'This Journey: Poems'
  • Exploring the Ruins
  • James Wright, the Good Poet
  • Introduction
  • An American Lyricist
• Wright, James (Vol. 5)
• Wright, James (Vol. 3)
• Wright, James (Vol. 10)
  • Introduction
  • The Poetry of James Wright
  • The Poetry of James Wright
  • R. J. Spendal
  • Hugh Kenner
  • James Wright's Transformations
• Wright, James
  • Introduction
  • Principal Works
  • Criticism
    • The Poetry of James Wright: A First Collection
    • From ‘The Anguish of the Spirit and the Letter
    • From ‘Between New Voice and Old Master
    • Wright's ‘At the Slackening of the Tide’
    • Beyond the Middle Style
    • The Emotive Imagination: A New Departure in American Poetry
    • Something to Be Said for the Light: A Conversation with James Wright
    • James Wright and the Dissolving Self
    • The Continuity of James Wright's Poems
    • Open Secrets
    • Many of Our Waters: The Poetry of James Wright
    • On the Poet, James Wright
    • This Is What I Wanted: James Wright and the Other World
    • ‘I Would Break into Blossom’: Neediness and Transformation in the Poetry of James Wright
    • Dark Water: James Wright's Early Poetry
    • James Wright: The Garden and the Grime
    • The Reconciled Vision of James Wright
    • Another Shore
    • Wright's Lyricism
    • The Vision of a Practical Man
    • A Listening to Walt Whitman and James Wright
    • ‘A Dark River of Labor’: Work and Workers in James Wright's Poetry
    • Wright's ‘A Blessing’
    • Re: Wright
    • ‘To Step Lightly, Lightly, All the Way through Your Ruins’: James Wright's Ohio Poems
    • A Hand, a Hook, a Prayer
    • Wright's ‘On a Phrase from Southern Ohio
  • Further Reading