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What is missing?" The question echoes throughout a sprawling collection. For this poet, our present age is marked by an absurd level of cruelty and violence, and poetry, if it is to address that at all, must rise to the same frenetic level. As he points out, "Look what men do to women. Why should art be less?" With such an intent in mind, one might anticipate a certain amount of moralizing. But Clayton Eshleman gives the collection a refreshin...

The title of this book comes from a hotel in the town of Les Eyzies in the French Dordogne, where the greatest concentration of Upper Paleolithic decorated shelters and caves are found. In 1868, in the Les Ayzies rock shelter called Abri de Cro-Magnon ("Cro-Magnon" meaning "big hole" in the local patois), the first skeletons of our direct ancestors were discovered. The shelter, now scoured of its holdings, can still be visited, it is part of t...

A poetry collection by Clayton Eshleman.

In extending the 'bridge' of proprioception from Olson to Artaud, from Reich to Ferenczi, from Kundalini to Cro-Magnon", wrote critic Kenneth Warren in American book Review, "Eshleman's work is a dazzling attempt to restore man's capacity to understand nature as divine, demonic, and human". Registering the poet's affinity of spirit, many of the poems in Eshleman's newest book reflect on the lives and works of creative artists: William Blake, W...

This book of new poems by Clayton Eshleman (author of UNDER WORLD ARREST, FROM SCRATCH, etc.) reveals the poet's life-long devotion to a many-faceted art. The poems range from deeply-moving elegies to friends, love poems to his wife, poems concerning Ice Age art, and poems that incorporate a vision of poetry that attempts to make the poet responsible for all he knows about his world.

That Clayton Eshleman has not ceased from exploration over a career spanning more than 60 years is witnessed by the bulk, range, and diversity of his prior work. Now in his 80's Eshleman presents us with a last collection of his poems-mostly recent, a few older. That he has sought to open up his life and work, to entwine and entangle it with others, through observation and vision, research and scholarship, translation and editing, and collabor...

A large compendium of National Book Award winning author Clayton Eshleman's poetry, lectures on ancient cave paintings, a journal, essays, reviews, and interviews. A journey through Eshleman's musings and writings both new and old.

A new book of poems after the release last year of his monumental collected poetry collection: The Essential Poems (1960-2015). The world embraced by Eshleman's poetry is our world. As a contemporary writer, Eshleman's history is our own: his writing a record and reflection of our times. Eshleman's story -- the story revealed in his poetry -- is the story of mid-America meeting the wider world, the story of social and political radicalism, of ...

National Book Award winning poet Clayton Eshleman has written/translated well over 40 books and has had hundreds of articles/essays/poems published throughout the world in the 50 years he has been writing. This is THE comprehensive anthology published looking at his poetry in its many phases over the years. Published in time for the author's 80th birthday, this volume will continue to add to Eshleman's growing world wide reputation.

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From 1981 to 2000, Sulfur magazine presented an American and international overview of innovative writing across forty-six issues, totaling some 11, 000 pages and featuring over eight hundred writers and artists, including Norman O. Brown, Jorie Graham, James Hillman, Mina Loy, Ron Padgett, Octavio Paz, Ezra Pound, Adrienne Rich, Rainer Maria Rilke, and William Carlos Williams. Each issue featured a diverse offering of poetry, translations, pr...

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National Book Award winning poet/essayist/translator Clayton Eshleman has written well over 30 books and has had hundreds of articles/essays/poems published throughout the world in the 40 years he has been writing. His work is included in many anthologies and his poetry has been translated into a number of other languages. This is the first comprehensive anthology published looking at the whole of his body of work: from translations to poetry ...

From National Book Award winning poet/author Clayton Eshleman a wide ranging new book of poetry, prose poems, and essays. Spanning subjects from the writer's craft to poetic musings on art, this collection follows his recent, widely acclaimed 'Complete poems of Cesar Vallejo' and his books of original poems, 'Alchemist with One Eye on Fire'.

Eshleman's newest volume of poetry, following last year's critically acclaimed Grindstone of Rapport: A Clayton Eshleman Reader continues his 40 plus years of exploration of the human psyche and commentating through poetry on human history, politics, superstitions, and culture. A poet who Publishers Weekly said Eshleman is a visionary, divining the world at hand the operation of the primordial energies that have animated human culture from its...

A commanding meditation on the development of early human imagination.

Clayton Eshlemans umfangreiches Werk überschreitet die Grenzen von Poesie und Prosa. Der Dichter versucht mit Whitmanscher Geste, die frühen Mythen und die Moderne zu versöhnen, er verknüpft die Höhlenmalerei und die psychologischen Theorien von Wilhelm Reich und C.G. Jung und scheut dabei nicht eine politische Aussage. Dieses funkelnde Werk der amerikanischen Literatur ist "ein archetypisches Szenario von Abstieg und Wiedergeburt" (Eliot Wein...