Simply lasting : writers on Jane Kenyon / edited by Joyce Peseroff.
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Saint Paul, Minnesota :
Graywolf Press,
[2005]
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Table of Contents:
- Personal essays, letters, poems, and one interview. "Let it grow in the dark like a mushroom" : writing with Jane Kenyon / Alice Mattison
- Seven letters to Alice Mattison / Jane Kenyon
- From "Our lady of sorrows" / Gregory Orr
- "How could she not" / Galway Kinnell
- "Dinner at Jane and Don's" / Maxine Kumin
- "Sweetness preserved" / Wendell Berry
- "Jane Kenyon 1947-1995" ; "Elegy for Jane Kenyon" / Jean Valentine
- "The Beacon" / Caroline Finkelstein
- "A Few lines about Jane" ; "Yellow dot" / Robert Bly
- "Remembering Jane Kenyon" / Liam Rector
- "Ghost in the house" / Donald Hall
- "Still present" ; "A conversation with Jane" / Mike Pride
- Critical essays. "Jane Kenyon" / Laban Hill
- From "Poet at work" / John H. Timmerman
- "Home alone : self and relation in part 1 of 'The boat of quiet hours'" / Steven Cramer
- "Government of two" / Wesley McNair
- From "Comfort poem" / Molly Peacock
- "Discerning cherishment in Jan Kenyon's poetry : a psychoanalytic approach" / Judith Harris
- "Jane Kenyon's 'Manners toward God' : gratitude and the 'anti-urge'" / Paul Breslin
- "Faith that blessed through sorrow : meditations on Jane Kenyon's poetry" / Lynn Strongin
- Shorter pieces and reviews. From "Poets on the fringe" / Hayden Carruth
- From "Shape-changing in contemporary poetry" / John Unterecker
- "Boat of quiet hours" / Carol Muske
- From "Plural perspectives, heightened perceptions" / Alfred Corn
- From "Tidings of comfort and dread : poetry and the dark beauty of Christmas" / Robert Pinsky
- "Jane Kenyon's Constance" / Marie Howe
- "Notes from the other side" / Lucia Perillo
- "Unequivocal eye" / Peter D. Kramer
- "Constance" / David Barber
- "Simply lasting" / Deborah Garrison
- From "Poet's choice" / Robert Hass
- From "Gift of being simple" / Michael Dirda
- "Jane Kenyon, Otherwise" / Constance Merritt
- From "Intimations of mortality" / Haines Sprunt Tate.