Robert Creeley and the Genius of the American Common Place
Literature by Tom Clark
An interactive biographical essay culled from conversations between Robert Creeley and poet Tom Clark.
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Creeley has shaped his own audience. The much imitated, often diluted minimalism, the compression of emotion into verse in which scarcely a syllable is wasted, has decisively marked a generation of poets.—Voice Literary Supplement
Tom Clark
Contemporary American poet, reviewer and biographer
Creeley has shaped his own audience. The much imitated, often diluted minimalism, the compression of emotion into verse in which scarcely a syllable is wasted, has decisively marked a generation of poets.—Voice Literary Supplement
