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• catalog abstract "John Berryman occupies a central place among the outstanding poets of recent times. Homage to Mistress Bradstreet, which Edmund Wilson called "the most distinguished long poem by an American since "The Waste Land", and The Dream Songs, an astonishing modern epic in which Berryman displayed much of his personality and experience, together earned him the National Book Award and the Pulitzer Prize for peotry. The autobiographical daring of his poetry, which began as early as 1947 with Berryman's Sonnets, a sequence charting the fortunes of a love affair (not published until 1976), roused the wide interest in the poet's life-story which this biography is designed to meet. -- Book jacket.".
• catalog contributor b1158712.
• catalog created "1982.".
• catalog date "1982".
• catalog date "1982.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "1982.".
• catalog description "Bibliography: p. 423-424.".
• catalog description "Introductory -- Beginnings: boyhood and father's suicide -- A monkey among kings, 1927-32 -- Scapegrace and spirited student, 1932-36 -- Distinction and first fiancee, 1936-39 -- First teaching and another loss, 1939-40 -- Harvard and marriage, 1940-43 -- Princeton and the pains of scholarship, 1943-46 -- Art and adultery, 1947 -- Berryman's Sonnets -- Aftermath -- Work and shame, 1948-51 -- Transitions, 1952-54 -- Minneapolis and second marriage, 1954-57 -- Breaking-points, 1958-59 -- Third marriage, 1960-62 -- Triumphs and trials, 1962-66 -- The sick and brilliant public man, 1966-69 -- Drink and disease, 1969-70 -- Precarious recovery, 1970-71 -- Last months, 1971-72 -- Appendix: a famous forebear: Robert Glenn Shaver.".
• catalog description "John Berryman occupies a central place among the outstanding poets of recent times. Homage to Mistress Bradstreet, which Edmund Wilson called "the most distinguished long poem by an American since "The Waste Land", and The Dream Songs, an astonishing modern epic in which Berryman displayed much of his personality and experience, together earned him the National Book Award and the Pulitzer Prize for peotry. The autobiographical daring of his poetry, which began as early as 1947 with Berryman's Sonnets, a sequence charting the fortunes of a love affair (not published until 1976), roused the wide interest in the poet's life-story which this biography is designed to meet. -- Book jacket.".
• catalog extent "xiii, 451 p. ;".
• catalog hasFormat "Life of John Berryman.".
• catalog identifier "0710092164 :".
• catalog isFormatOf "Life of John Berryman.".
• catalog issued "1982".
• catalog issued "1982.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Boston : Routledge & K. Paul,".
• catalog relation "Life of John Berryman.".
• catalog subject "Berryman, John, 1914-1972.".
• catalog subject "PS3503.E744 Z59 1982".
• catalog subject "Poets, American 20th century Biography.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Introductory -- Beginnings: boyhood and father's suicide -- A monkey among kings, 1927-32 -- Scapegrace and spirited student, 1932-36 -- Distinction and first fiancee, 1936-39 -- First teaching and another loss, 1939-40 -- Harvard and marriage, 1940-43 -- Princeton and the pains of scholarship, 1943-46 -- Art and adultery, 1947 -- Berryman's Sonnets -- Aftermath -- Work and shame, 1948-51 -- Transitions, 1952-54 -- Minneapolis and second marriage, 1954-57 -- Breaking-points, 1958-59 -- Third marriage, 1960-62 -- Triumphs and trials, 1962-66 -- The sick and brilliant public man, 1966-69 -- Drink and disease, 1969-70 -- Precarious recovery, 1970-71 -- Last months, 1971-72 -- Appendix: a famous forebear: Robert Glenn Shaver.".
• catalog title "The life of John Berryman / John Haffenden.".
• catalog type "Biography. fast".
• catalog type "text".