Karl Shapiro: Selected Poems

Bibliography

Poetry

  • Poems (1935)
  • Person, Place, and Thing (1942)
  • The Place of Love (1943)
  • V-Letter and Other Poems (1944)[1]
  • Essay on Rime (1945)
  • Trial of a Poet (1947)
  • Poems of a Jew (1950)
  • Poems 1940-1953 (1953)
  • The Bourgeois Poet (1964)
  • Selected Poems (Random House, 1968)
  • White Haired Lover (1968)
  • Adult Bookstore (1976)
  • Collected Poems, 1940–1978 (1978)
  • New and Selected Poems, 1940–1987 (1988)
  • The Old Horsefly (1993)
  • The Wild Card: Selected Poems, Early and Late (1998)
  • Selected Poems (Library of America, 2003), edited by John Updike
  • Coda: Last Poems (2008)

Memoir

  • The Younger Son (1988)
  • Reports of My Death (1990)

Essays

  • The Poetry Wreck (1975)
  • To Abolish Children and Other Essays (1968)
  • A Primer for Poets (1965)
  • In Defense of Ignorance (1960)
  • Randall Jarrell (1967)
  • Start With the Sun: Studies in the Whitman Tradition, with James E. Miller, Jr., and Bernice Slote (1963)
  • Prose Keys to Modern Poetry (1962)

Novels

  • Edsel (1971)

Secondary sources

  • Lee Bartlett, Karl Shapiro: A Descriptive Bibliography 1933-1977 (New York: Garland, 1979)
  • Gail Gloston, Karl Shapiro, Delmore Schwartz, and Randall Jarrell: The Image of the Poet in the Late 1940s (Thesis: Reed College, 1957)
  • Charles F. Madden, Talks With Authors (Carbondale: Southern Illinois U. Press, 1968)
  • Hans Ostrom, "Karl Shapiro 1913-2000" (poem), in The Coast Starlight: Collected Poems 1976-2006 (Indianapolis, 2006)
  • Joseph Reino, Karl Shapiro (New York: Twayne, 1981)
  • Stephen Stepanchev, American Poetry Since 1945: A Critical Survey (1965)
  • Melvin B. Tolson, Harlem Gallery (1965), with an introduction by Karl Shapiro
  • Sue Walker, ed., Seriously Meeting Karl Shapiro (Mobile: Negative Capability Press, 1993)
  • William White, Karl Shapiro: A Bibliography, with a note by Karl Shapiro (Detroit: Wayne State U. Press, 1960)

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