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Newspaper clippings related to Charles Merrill's and Hellen Ingram Merrill's divorce
Newspaper clippings related to Charles Merrill's and Hellen Ingram Merrill's divorce. The "broken home" had a profound effect on James Merrill remembering his childhood as a lonely one.
William H. Gass posing as Pagliaccio
Clipping featuring William. H. Gass as Pagliaccio from the opera I Pagliacci.
"Country of the Heart," Newsweek
"Country of the Heart," review of Omensetter's Luck by William H. Gass, Newsweek.
"Philosopher-Critic Joining Washington U. Faculty," St. Louis Post-Dispatch
"Philosopher-Critic Joining Washington U. Faculty," St. Louis Post-Dispatch
"William Gass...A Man Who Says What He Thinks," Purdue People
"William Gass...A Man Who Says What He Thinks," Purdue People, University News Service, Purdue University, Number 13 (December 1967).
"Art and Other Things: A Conversation with William Gass"
"Art and Other Things: A Conversation with William Gass," The Purdue Exponent, May 22, 1969
"Pop Culture, Phooey, Socrates Lives" by Robert Sanford
Pop Culture, Phooey, Socrates Lives by Robert Sanford, St. Louis Post Dispatch, June 3, 1973.
"Inside Trivia" review by Frederic Morton of In the Heart of the Heart of the Country
"Inside Trivia" review by FredericMorton of In the Heart of the Heart of the Country by William H. Gass, The New York Times Book Review
"Literary Awards Banquet, Outstanding Writers Honored" by Bob Metzger
"Literary Awards Banquet, Outstanding Writers Honored" by Bob Metzger, The Purdue Exponent, Volume 83, Number 128 (May 3, 1968).
The Country of a Thousand Years of Peace
The Country of a Thousand Years of Peace, first published in 1959, contains poems written over an eight-year period, which "are a collection of symbols and epiphanies drawn from experience but set off from it in an ideal, timeless space, a…