CRYPTIC AND CONTRARY: Ezra Pound (1885-1972) has long fascinated literary critics, baffled literature students, and appalled opponents of his pro-fascist radio broadcasts. The poet was indicted for ...

Percy Shelley called poets the “unacknowledged legislators of the world.” No poet sought acknowledgment more enthusiastically than Ezra Pound. No poet legislated so ambitiously or disastrously, either ...

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Ezra Pound was a fascist and an unrepentant anti-Semite, but he is also a tragic figure, William Wall writes in The Dublin Review of Books—a great poet whose mind was poisoned by hatred: Ezra Pound is ...

FYI: As a counterweight to the LOA edition's heft, Sieburth breaks out the oft-taught Pisan Cantos —written while Pound was imprisoned by the U.S. in Italy, published in 1948, and awarded the ...

The Pound that matters is early Pound, essentially the Pound of the London years. He arrived in London to stay (he had visited earlier) on August 14, 1908 and within a decade or so of that date had ...

The United States is considering releasing from a mental hospital here Ezra Pound, 73, widely known American poet, who was charged with treason against the United States in the late World War but was ...

Richard Boyd, a longtime newspaper reporter with an insatiable interest in a broad range of subjects, including the poetry of Ezra Pound, obscure blues musicians and the denizens of Jefferson Parish's ...

Writing “On The Divisions in Jewry,” Ezra Pound, the American expatriate poet has a slashing attack on the Jewice race in the latest edition of the “Harkness Hoor,” Yale student magazine. Pound, ...

Robert D. Kaplan’s “Adriatic” takes readers on a political, intellectual and personal tour from Italy to Albania. By Thomas F. Madden A poet who was undone by his own words. By R. O. Blechman “Only ...