Sharon Olds

Sharon Olds Criticism

• Olds, Sharon (Vol. 32)
  • Introduction
  • Satan Says
  • Satan Says
  • Three Poets
  • Joyce Peseroff
  • The Dead and the Living
  • Snapshots and Artworks
  • Elizabeth Gaffney
• Olds, Sharon (Vol. 85)
  • Introduction
  • Principal Works
  • Criticism
    • Snapshots and Artworks
    • The Dead and the Living
    • The Tune of Crisis
    • Fathers and Daughters and Mothers and Poets
    • Soul Substance
    • The Gold Cell
    • A review of The Gold Cell
    • A review of The Gold Cell
    • Four Salvers Salvaging: New Work by Voigt, Olds, Dove, and McHugh
    • The Matter of This World: New & Selected Poems
    • Talking to Our Father. The Political and Mythical Appropriations of Adrienne Rich and Sharon Olds
    • Knows Father Best
    • Empty Beds, Empty Nests, Empty Cities
    • That Which Is Towards
  • Further Reading
• Olds, Sharon
  • Introduction
  • Principal Works
  • Criticism
    • Seven Poets
    • Blunt Instruments
    • Witness and Transformation
    • The Belabored Scene, The Subtlest Detail: How Craft Affects Heat in the Poetry of Sharon Olds and Sandra McPherson
    • The Body as Matter
    • 'Never Having Had You, I Cannot Let You Go': Sharon Olds's Poems of a Father-Daughter Relationship
    • Sentencing Eros
    • The Forbidden
    • I Am (Not) This: Erotic Discourse in Bishop, Olds, and Stevens
    • The Wellspring
    • Death-Watch: Terminal Illness and the Gaze in Sharon Olds's The Father
    • Private Parts: Sharon Olds's Poems Don't Shy Away from Physicality
    • Olds's 'Sex Without Love'
    • The Matter and Spirit of Death
  • Further Reading