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Merrill James:     more books (100)

Selected Poems by James Merrill, 2008-10-28 Collected Poems by James Merrill, 2002-11 The Changing Light at Sandover by James Merrill, 2006-02-14 James Merrill's Apocalypse by Timothy Materer, 2000-05-10 Collected Prose by James Merrill, 2004-10-26 A Scattering of Salts by James Merrill, 1996-09-17 James Merrill: Essays in Criticism by David Lehman, Charles Berger, 1983-01 James Merrill's Poetic Quest: (Contributions to the Study of World Literature) by Don Adams, 1997-04-30 James Merrill, Postmodern Magus: Myth and Poetics by Evans Lansing Smith, 2008-08-15 A Reader's Guide to James Merrill's The Changing Light at Sandover by Robert Polito, 1995-01-01 Familiar Spirits: A Memoir of James Merrill and David Jackson by Alison Lurie, 2002-02-26 Divine Comedies by James Merrill, 1980 A different person; a memoir. by James Merrill, 1993 Critical Essays on James Merrill (Critical Essays on American Literature) by Guy L. Rotella, 1996-06-24

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1. James Merrill
   James Merrill s second novel, The (Diblos) Notebook (1965) was a finalist for the National Book Award in Fiction, and the following year his Nights and Days  
   http://www.poets.org/jmerr/

2. James Merrill --  Britannica Online Encyclopedia
   Britannica online encyclopedia article on James Merrill American poet especially known for the fine craftsmanship and wit of his lyric and epic poems.  
   http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9052168/James-Merrill
   
   Extractions: Bettmann/Corbis in full James Ingram Merrill American poet especially known for the fine craftsmanship and wit of his lyric and epic poems. Merrill was the son of Charles E. Merrill, a founder of Merrill Lynch, an investment-banking firm. He attended private schools and Amherst College (B.A., 1947), and inherited wealth enabled him to devote his life to his poetry. The novelist

3. James Merrill - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
   Though not generally considered a Confessionalist poet, James Merrill made frequent use of personal relationships to fuel his chronicles of love loss  
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   Extractions: Jump to: navigation search poet James Merrill , age 30, in a 1957 publicity photograph for The Seraglio James Ingram Merrill March 3 February 6 ) was a Pulitzer Prize winning American poet . His poetry falls into two distinct bodies of work: the polished and formalist (if deeply emotional) lyric poetry of his early career, and the epic narrative of occult communication with spirits and angels, titled The Changing Light at Sandover , which dominated his later career. James Ingram Merrill was born in New York City to Hellen Ingram Merrill and Charles E. Merrill , founding partner of the Merrill Lynch investment firm. He had two older half siblings (a brother and a sister) from his father's first marriage. As a boy, Merrill enjoyed a highly privileged upbringing in economic and educational terms. Merrill's childhood governess taught him French and German , an experience Merrill wrote about in his 1974 poem " Lost in Translation James Merrill's The Black Swan , published privately in 1946, is the poet's rarest publication.

4. James Merrill - Britannica Concise
   Search for James Merrill at Encyclopædia Britannica Online for all this plus dictionary definitions, magazine articles, and more.  
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   Extractions: Print Article Email Article Cite Article U.S. poet. Son of a founder of the investment firm Merrill Lynch, he attended Amherst College. Inherited wealth enabled him to devote his life to poetry. His lyric and epic poems are known for their fine craftsmanship, erudition, and wit. Many of his later works were stimulated by sessions with a Ouija board. His collections include Nights and Days (1966), the trilogy of Divine Comedies (1976, Pulitzer Prize), Mirabell: Books of Number (1978), and Scripts for the Pageant (1980), published together in The Changing Light at Sandover A Different Person , his memoir, was published in 1993. His last book of poetry, A Scattering of Salts , was published posthumously in 1995. document.writeln(AAMB2); Images and Media: More on "James Merrill" from Britannica Concise Merrill, Charles E(dward) - U.S. investment banker. More on "James Merrill" from the 32 Volume Merrill, James

5. Nights And Days: Poems By James Merrill - MERRILL JAMES
   Nights and Days Poems by James Merrill; merrill james. Offered by G. J. Chesters.  
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6. Tower.com: James Ingram Merrill James MerrillAudio
   Tower.com James Merrill Books James Ingram Merrill by James Ingram Merrill.  
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7. James Merrill
   merrill james. Lobster Magazine (Britain) 2005 50 (6). pages cited this search 1 Order hard copy of these pages. Show a social network diagram for this  
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8. JAMES MILFORD MERRILL
   James Milford Merrill, one of the nine children of Isaac Dimmock Merrill, a lumberman, and his wife Augusta McKinney, was born in Muskegon, Michigan,  
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   Extractions: Home Information Contents Search ... Links JAMES MILFORD MERRILL (18-17-1936) James Milford Merrill, one of the nine children of Isaac Dimmock Merrill, a lumberman, and his wife Augusta McKinney, was born in Muskegon, Michigan, October 15, 1847. When he was four years of age, his parents removed to Bridgetown, at that time a small lumber camp some fifteen miles farther up the Muskegon River, and there his father built a shingle and clapboard mill and had his home on a high bluff overlooking the river. Every spring the Indians came in great numbers to tap the sugar maples. They had their camp about five miles from the town, and James used to play with the Indian children. From them and from the lumbermen he gained his knowledge of woodcraft which was to stand him in good stead when in later years he began to write of pioneer days. James attended the school at Bridgetown, and between school hours worked in his father's store and spent his leisure in writing sketches for some of the New York story papers. He also attended the State Normal at Ypsilanti, Michigan, for one term in 1865. On June 13, 1874, he was married to Elizabeth Brown, and one child, Raymond (1877-1926), who later became a reporter on the Grand Rapids Herald and editor of the Soo Daily News and finally ran a store in Grant, Michigan, was born of this marriage.

9. South Carolina Legislature Online
   Majority Leader james H. merrill District 99 Berkeley Charleston Cos. james H. and Annette McGregor merrill; g. Univ. of S.C., B.A., 1989, M.P.A.,  
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10. James Merrill
    www.english.uiuc.edu/maps/poets/m_r/merrill/merrill.htm Similar pages james merrill — Infoplease.comHis lyrics are gathered in the volume james merrill Collected Poems (2001). merrill won every major literary award for poetry, including the Pulitzer and  
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11. WU Libraries "James Merrill: Poet" (1950s)
    The james merrill Papers hold 13 of his notebooks, dating from about 1947 to 1964. The earliest lines for the poem show up in July 1950 in the notebook  
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    Extractions: Gift of James Merrill This pamphlet, produced for the Humanities 1-2 classes at Amherst, includes Merrill's poem "The Broken Bowl", which had already appeared in his privately-printed collection, The Black Swan (1946). Textually, there are no changes between the two, but one word "face" for "space" in the final stanzahas been changed by the time the poem appears in First Poems the next year. Radical revisions occur thirty years later when From the First Nine is published. Off-white stapled wrappers, with title in black on front cover. The subtitle on the cover reads "A Selection of Poetry Composed by Students in English 23-24, Advanced Composition, at Amherst College, 1944-1951". The pamphlet includes "The Forms of Death" by James Merrill, marking the poem's first appearance in book form. Accompanying the pamphlet is a three-page draft of the poem showing changes in title, dedication, and a few lines in the first section. More importantly, the worksheets include a second section, later abandoned. A subsequent draft in the Merrill Papers is dated 1946. The poem was apparently not collected elsewhere, although it did appear in a 1948 issue of

12. Memeorandum: US Recession Is Already Here, Warns Merrill (James Quinn/Telegraph)
    james Quinn / Telegraph. US recession is already here, warns merrill — The US has entered its first fullblown economic recession in 16 years, according to  
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    Extractions: Check out Mini-memeorandum , memeorandum for small screen mobiles 1:15 PM ET, January 8, 2008 About Preferences Add memeorandum to: My Yahoo! or Google Preferences: Open Links in New Window Show Discussion Excerpts Show Link Search Font Size: Very big Big Normal Small Note: Because cookies are disabled, reloading this page will clear your settings. Refer to this page to reenable cookies. Top Items: Gloria Steinem / New York Times Women Are Never Front-Runners Discussion: JustOneMinute Firedoglake TalkLeft Don Surber ... QandO and Whiskey Fire Discussion: Tom Maguire / JustOneMinute Women Are never Front Runners (But They Can Be Whipping Boys) Christy Hardin Smith / Firedoglake Steamed As Gender Iron-y Abounds Big Tent Democrat / TalkLeft Women Are Never Frontrunners Don Surber dnA / Too Sense The Passion Of Gloria Steinem Andrew Sullivan / The Daily Dish One More Reason To Back Obama Steve M. / No More Mister Nice Blog MAYBE IT'S JUST THAT A CLINTON IS NEVER A FRONT-RUNNER Kathryn Jean Lopez / The Corner The Black Man Keeps HILLARY CLINTON Down John R. Bohrer / The Huffington Post NY Times Misses Big Slip in Steinem Op-Ed Fausta / Fausta's blog Ann Althouse / Althouse If Barack Obama were a woman, we wouldn't see her as presidential material.

13. Merrill, James Ingram (Harper's Magazine)
    THINGS CONNECTED TO “merrill, james Ingram”. HUMAN BEINGS. Bissell, Richard Pike by james Ingram merrill Readings/Poem, June 2000, 1 pp.  
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14. Glbtq >> Literature >> Merrill, James
    james merrill s significance as a gay writer lies in his deliberate use of a personal relationship to fuel his poetry.  
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    Extractions: Merrill, James (1926-1995) James Merrill's significance as a gay writer lies in his deliberate use of a personal relationship to fuel his poetry. Born on March 3, 1926, to Charles Merrill, the stockbroker-founder of Merrill/Lynch, and Helen Ingram, James Merrill enjoyed the blessings of wealth and the culture of leisure. His Prussian-English nanny, whose sister was decorated for playing duets with the Queen Mother of Belgium, taught him French and German. Sponsor Message. His parents divorced when he was twelve, and his nanny was let go. When Merrill was a senior in high school, his father collected some of his poems and short stories in a volume and had it printed under the title Jim's Book . After graduating from the Lawrenceville School, Merrill matriculated at Amherst College but interrupted his studies to serve in the army in World War II. He graduated in 1947, and four years later, having published his book

15. 39371. Merrill, James. The Columbia World Of Quotations. 1996
    39371. merrill, james. The Columbia World of Quotations. 1996.  
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16. James Merrill And The Epic Poem/English 71M
    Robert Polito, ed., A Reader s Guide to james merrill s The Changing Light at 1 The consuming myth the work of james merrill, Yenser, Stephen  
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    Extractions: English 71M James Merrill and the Epic Poem Spring 1998 Prof. Peter Schmidt English Literature, Swarthmore College English 71M syllabus WWW links relevant for the course go directly English 71M class: M 1:15-4:00pm, Kohlberg 116 e-mail: pschmid1 English 71M Web page address: http://www.swarthmore.edu/Humanities/pschmid1/courses/engl71M.html office hours: LPAC 206, WF 11:15-12; 1pm-2pm Course Readings in Bookstore: Dante, The Inferno (the new Robert Pinsky translation is highly recommended) James Merrill, The Changing Light at Sandover Robert Polito, ed., A Reader's Guide to James Merrill's "The Changing Light at Sandover" on General Reserve (preliminary list): 1 The consuming myth : the work of James Merrill, Yenser, Stephen S McCabe GenRe PS3525.E6645 Z97 198 2 The life and works of Gustave Dore : containing o Dore, Gustave, 1832-1883 S McCabe GenRe NC1135.D7 A4 1885 3 Recitative : prose, Merrill, James Ingram S McCabe GenRe PS3525.E6645 A6 1986 4 Selected poems, 1946-1985, Merrill, James Ingram S McCabe GenRe PS3525.E6645 A6 1992

17. Featured Author: James Merrill
    It remains for poets like james merrill and John Holloway with tough, agile, literary minds to remind us that poetry, like the true academy,  
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    Extractions: With News and Reviews From the Archives of The New York Times In This Feature Reviews of James Merrill's Earlier Books Articles About and by James Merrill Audio James Merrill Reads From His Poetry Recent Links Daniel Mendelsohn Reviews James Merrill's 'Collected Poems' and Alison Lurie's 'Familiar Spirits' (March 4, 2001) Excerpt: Merill's Poem '164 East 72nd Street' From 'Collected Poems'

18. Handbook Of Texas Online - MERRILL, JAMES CUSHING
    james Cushing merrill, military surgeon and naturalist, the son of james Cushing and Jane (Hammond) merrill, was born in Cambridge, Massachusetts,  
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    Extractions: format this article to print MERRILL, JAMES CUSHING (1853-1902). James Cushing Merrill, military surgeon and naturalist, the son of James Cushing and Jane (Hammond) Merrill, was born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, on March 26, 1853. He received his early education at private schools in Cambridge and Boston and then went to Germany to begin his medical education. He returned later to the University of Pennsylvania, where he received his medical degree in 1874. In 1875 he was commissioned assistant surgeon in the United States Army and assigned to St. Louis Barracks, Missouri. His next assignment was Fort Brown, Texas, where from February 1876 to June 1878 he made observations and collections of the avifauna. His annotated list of 252 species was published as "Notes on the Ornithology of Southern Texas" in the Proceedings of the United States National Museum Although the bird life of the lower Rio Grande valley had been studied by Jean Louis Berlandier, Henry Eeles Dresser, qqv and the naturalists of the International Boundary Commission (later the International Boundary and Water Commissionqv), it was still incompletely known during the 1870s. Merrill's study and that of George Burritt Sennett

19. TomFolio.com: By James Merrill
    merrill, james Yannina Publisher Phoenix Book Shop. First Edition, 1973. Sewn wraps in deep blue and gold fleurde-lis patterned paper jacket,  
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20. James Merrill Criticism
    merrill is regarded as one of the most important poets of the twentieth century. Praised from the beginning of his fiftyyear career for the formal and  
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    Extractions: utmSetVar('lit_all'); Entire Site Literature Science History Business Soc. Sciences Health Arts College Journals Search All Criticism: Printable Version Download PDF Cite this Page (Full name James Ingram Merrill) American poet, novelist, dramatist, and memoirist. Merrill is regarded as one of the most important poets of the twentieth century. Praised from the beginning of his fifty-year career for the formal and metrical precision of his work, he steadily developed his poetry's thematic depth, so that, in such notable works as The Fire Screen Braving the Elements (1972), and The Changing Light at Sandover (1982), he was able to openly address autobiographical concerns, socio-political elements, and, in J. D. McClatchy's words, “the creation of an entire cosmogony.” Distinguished for his work as a whole, Merrill is principally esteemed for his epic poem The Changing Light at Sandover, which in the representative words of critic Robert Mazzocco is viewed as “an astonishing performance … as near to a masterpiece as anything else that American poetry has produced in the last two or three decades, and the capstone … of an extraordinary career.”

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