Every hour, every atom : a collection of Walt Whitman's early notebooks & fragments / edited by Zachary Turpin and Matt Miller.
"Some of the dimmest and least understood years in Walt Whitman's life just precede the advent of Leaves of Grass in 1855. A journalist and fiction writer in the late 1840s, Whitman would go from full-time editorial work to virtually no known publishing at all, starting around 1850. This i...
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| 505 | 0 | |a Foreword by Matt Miller -- Introduction by Zachary Turpin -- Key for readers -- Notebooks. Poem incarnating the mind -- A schoolmaster -- No doubt the efflux -- Talbot Wilson -- You know how -- Autobiographical data -- Women -- In his presence -- The regular old followers -- I know a rich capitalist -- 9th Av. -- The scope of government -- George Walker -- Dick Hunt -- Calamus-leaves/live oak, with moss -- W. Whitman Portland av. -- English runic -- 81 Clerman -- Excerpt from Words -- Fragments. dithyrambic -- is rougher than it was -- wooding at night -- I know well enough -- The genuine miracles of Christ -- med Cophósis -- Summer duck -- After all -- What we call Literature -- Picture of the most flowing grandeur of a man -- Poem--a perfect school -- Priests! -- In metaphysical points -- Nehemiah Whitman -- Silence -- Living pictures -- Of this broad and majestic universe -- Remember that the clock -- poet of Materialism -- Loveblows -- Rules for Composition -- you cannot define too clearly -- Sculpture -- Sweet flag -- Make no quotations -- It seems to me -- The most perfect wonders -- Light and air! -- The Analogy holds -- The only way -- My poems, when complete -- in the west -- This is the earths word -- most poets finish -- Produce great persons -- Feb. 25th '57 Dined with Hector Tyndale -- The Great Construction of the New Bible -- A main part of The greatness -- (Of the great poet) -- Other poets -- All through writings -- a new doctrine -- Make the Works -- Drops of my Blood -- my two theses -- Boldness -- Broadaxe -- Poem of Language -- Whole Poem -- Mocking all the textbooks -- As of forms -- Others may praise what they like -- Poem of Materials. | |
| 520 | |a "Some of the dimmest and least understood years in Walt Whitman's life just precede the advent of Leaves of Grass in 1855. A journalist and fiction writer in the late 1840s, Whitman would go from full-time editorial work to virtually no known publishing at all, starting around 1850. This is not to say he wasn't writing; he was. But what he'd begun writing was far more enigmatic than anything he'd done before. One of his most secretive projects was a novel, serialized anonymously in the spring of 1852 and rediscovered in 2016, its existence entirely unknown. The key to the novel's discovery were plot notes Whitman had made in a handmade notebook now known as "a schoolmaster." Similar notebook jottings also led to Manly Health and Training (1858), another lost prose work of Whitman's that was recently rediscovered. While both of these texts have now appeared as trade volumes, Whitman's greatest proving ground of all-his private notebooks-are still virtually unavailable in any print form. Here, then, is the opening for Turpin and Miller's accessible transcription, which maintains the notebooks' wild and syncretic feel and gives sample illustrations of Whitman's beautiful and unkempt pages. They were Whitman's secret space for developing his poetry, his philosophy, and himself. In this volume, Turpin and Miller have, for the first time, made them available to all"-- |c Provided by publisher. | ||
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