THOMAS GARDNER Curriculum Vitae

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1 THOMAS GARDNER Curriculum Vitae EDUCATION: B.A. Bucknell University English 1974 M.A. Syracuse University English 1976 Ph.D. University of Wisconsin English 1982 PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT: Assistant Professor Virginia Tech Associate Professor Virginia Tech Professor Virginia Tech Clifford A. Cutchins, III Professor Virginia Tech Alumni Distinguished Professor Virginia Tech HONORS AND AWARDS: State, National, and International Awards Fulbright Senior Lecturing Award, University of Nijmegen, Spring 1993 (declined). National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship for Creative Writers: Poetry, Fulbright Bicentennial Chair in American Studies, University of Helsinki, Guggenheim Fellowship, Commonwealth of Virginia Outstanding Faculty Award,

2 Virginia Tech Honors and Awards Certificates of Teaching Excellence, Virginia Tech, 1986, Alumni Teaching Award, Virginia Tech, Diggs Teaching Scholar Award, Virginia Tech, Phi Beta Kappa Sturm Award for Outstanding Faculty Research, Virginia Tech 2001 College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences Excellence in Research and Creative Scholarship Award, Wine Teaching Award, Virginia Tech, 2006 Undergraduate Commencement Address, December Phi Beta Kappa Sturm Award for Creative Arts, GRANTS: Mary Adams Fellowship, University of Wisconsin, Virginia Tech Summer Humanities Stipend, 1984, NEH Summer Humanities Stipend, Virginia Tech, Research Assignment, Spring1991, Spring 2006, Spring Virginia Tech, Center for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching, Curriculum Development Grant, Fall 1994, $2,650; Spring 1995, $2,650. Virginia Tech Supplemental Travel Grants, Spring 1996, Spring 1998, Spring 1999, Fall CLAHS Faculty Research Grant: $2,190. Spring/Summer Virginia Commission for the Arts, Playwriting Award, 2005, $5,000 CLAHS Dean s Faculty Fellowship, 2007, $7,500 PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS: Modern Language Association Virginia Tech Academy of Teaching Excellence. 2 2

3 PUBLICATIONS: Books: Discovering Ourselves in Whitman: The Contemporary American Long Poem. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, pp. The Mime, Speaking. Lewiston, N.Y.: Mellen Poetry Press, pp. Regions of Unlikeness: Explaining Contemporary Poetry. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, pp. Jorie Graham: Essays on the Poetry. Edited with an introduction. University of Wisconsin Press, pp. A Door Ajar: Contemporary Writers and Emily Dickinson. New York: Oxford University Press, pp. John in the Company of Poets: The Gospel in Literary Imagination. Waco: Baylor University Press, pp. Paperback edition, Poverty Creek Journal. (Lyric essays) North Adams, MA: Tupelo Press, pp. Reader s Companion, 2015, 29 pp. Edited Volumes: Guest Editor, "American Poetry of the Seventies," a special issue of Contemporary Literature, 23 (Fall 1982), 154 pp. Guest Editor, "American Poetry of the Eighties," a special issue of Contemporary Literature, 33 (Summer 1992), 238 pp. Guest Editor, "Tensions in the Contemporary Long Poem," a special section of Sagetrieb, 11 (Spring & Fall, 1992). Guest Editor, American Poetry of the Nineties, a special issue of Contemporary Literature, 42 (Summer 2001), 265 pp. Reprinted Work: "An Interview with Richard Hugo" reprinted in Interviews with Contemporary Writers, ed. L.S. Dembo (Madison: Univ. of Wisconsin Press, 1983), Reprinted again in Poetry Criticism PC 68, ed. Michelle Lee (Detroit: Thomson Gale, 2006),

4 The Wages of Dying Is Love, chapter from Discovering Ourselves in Whitman, reprinted in Critical Essays on Galway Kinnell, ed. Nancy Tuten (Weston, Mass.: G.K. Hall, 1996), "Far From the Crash of the Long Swell: Theodore Roethke's 'North American Sequence,'" chapter from Discovering Ourselves in Whitman, reprinted in Poetry Criticism (Detroit: Gale Research, 1996), Enlarging Loneliness: Marilynne Robinson s Housekeeping as a Reading of Emily Dickinson, reprinted with slight variations in Emily Dickinson at Home, ed Gudrun Grabher, Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier, A Metaphor Made to Include Us: John Ashbery s Self-Portrait in a Convex Mirror, extract from Discovering Ourselves in Whitman, reprinted in John Ashbery, ed. Harold Bloom (Broomall, PA: Chelsea House Publishers, 2004), Jorie Graham s Incandescence, chapter from Regions of Unlikeness, reprinted in Jorie Graham: Essays on the Poetry, ed. Thomas Gardner (Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 2005). Poems 4 and 11 from Running Journal: Finland, reprinted in Poems About Finland , ed. David Wilson (University of Jyvaskyla Press, forthcoming). "Accurate Failures: The Work of Jorie Graham," from The Hollins Critic, (October1987), reprinted in Twayne Companion to Contemporary Literature in English I, ed. RWH Dillard (New York: Tawyne, 2002), Restructured and Restrung: Charles Wright s Zone Journals and Emily Dickinson, forthcoming in Student Resource Center 4.1. Ed. Dan Marowski. Michigan: Thomson- Gale, Reprinted again in Poetry Criticism v. 142, ed. Michelle Lee (Gale, 2013). Robert Hass and the Line s Tension, chapter from Regions of Unlikeness: Explaining Contemporary Poetry, reprinted in Contemporary Literary Criticism, v Michigan: Gale/Cengage, Articles: "American Poetry of the 1970s: A Preface," Contemporary Literature, 23 (Fall 1982), "'North American Sequence': Theodore Roethke and the Contemporary American Long Poem," Essays in Literature, 11 (1984), "A Lifetime of Witnessing" (on Stanley Plumly, Sandra McPherson, and James Tate), The CEA Critic, 47 (Spring 1985), "Where We Are: A Reading of Passages 1-12," Sagetrieb (Special Issue on Robert Duncan), 4 (Fall & Winter 1985),

5 "'You Can't Live There': Ashbery's 'Self-Portrait in a Convex Mirror,'" Poesis, 7, No. 2 (1986), "Accurate Failures: The Work of Jorie Graham," The Hollins Critic, 24, No. 2 (October 1987), 1-9. "An Open, Habitable Space: Poetry 1991," Contemporary Literature, 33 (Winter 1992), "Reading the Contemporary Long Poem," Sagetrieb, 11 (Spring & Fall 1992), "American Poetry of the 1980s: An Introduction," Contemporary Literature, 33 (Summer 1992), "'Speaking the Estranged of Things': On Michael Heller," Talisman, No. 11 (Fall 1993), Bishop and Ashbery: Two Ways Out of Stevens, The Wallace Stevens Journal, 19 (Fall 1995), Robert Hass and the Settling of California, in Migration, Preservation, and Change, ed. Jeffrey Kaplan (Helsinki: Renvall Institute Publications, 1999), Enlarging Loneliness: Marilynne Robinson s Housekeeping as a Reading of Emily Dickinson, The Emily Dickinson Journal, 10, n.1 (2001), American Poetry of the 1990s: An Introduction, Contemporary Literature, 42 (Summer 2001), Not Unfamiliar : Elizabeth Bishop s Continuing Presence in Contemporary American Poetry, in The Art of Elizabeth Bishop (Belo Horizonte, Brazil: Editora UFMG, 2002), Jorie Graham and Emily Dickinson: Singing to Use the Waiting, in American Women Poets of the 21st Century, ed. Claudia Rankine (Middletown, CT: Wesleyan University Press, 2002), Jorie Graham s The End of Beauty and a Fresh Look at Modernism, Southwest Review, 88 n. 2 & 3 (2003), Restructured and Restrung: Charles Wright s Zone Journals and Emily Dickinson, Kenyon Review, XXVI (Spring 2004), Minds in the Act of Finding. Teaching Excellence at a Research-Centered University, ed. E. Scott Geller and Philip K. Lehman. (Boston: Pearson, 2007),

6 Keeping Perception Nimble: Marilynne Robinson, Narrative Calvinist, Christianity Today. 54:2 (February 2010), Dickinson s Influence, in Emily Dickinson in Context, ed. Eliza Richards (New York: Cambridge University Press, 2013), Dickinson, Calvin, and the Drama of Perception, Religion & Literature, 46.1 (Spring 2014), A Private Bible, Raritan, XXXIV (Summer 2014), Poverty Creek Journal and Process, in Poems & Their Making: A Conversation, ed. Philip Brady (Wilkes-Barre, PA: Etruscan Press, 2015), Encyclopedia and Reference Work: "Contemporary American Poetry," in Literature and Criticism: A New Century Guide, ed. Martin Coyle, Peter Garside, Malcom Kelsall, and John Peck (London: Routledge, 1990), "Robert Hass," in Contemporary Poets, ed. Tracy Chevalier (London: St. James Press, 1991), "Modern Long Poem," in The New Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics, ed. Alex Preminger and T.V.F. Brogan (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1993), Reprinted in The New Princeton Handbook of Poetic Terms, ed. T.V.F. Brogan (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1994), Reprinted with additions as The Long Poem, Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics, vol. 4 (2012), John Ashbery, in Dictionary of Literary Biography, Volume 165: American Poets Since World War II, ed. Joseph Conte (Detroit: Gale Research, 1996), "Human Arrangements: On the Poetry of Robert Hass," Rajaseudun Sanomat (February 1997), 4-5. Jorie Graham, Robert Hass, Long Poem, Roethke: Greenhouse Poems, in Encyclopedia of American Poetry: The Twentieth Century, ed. Eric Haralson (Chicago: Fitzroy Dearborn, 2001), , , , Jorie Graham and Charles Wright in The Greenwood Encyclopedia of American Poetry, ed. Jeffrey Gray, James McCorkel, and Mary Balkun (Westport, CN: Greenwood Press, 2006), , Introduction to The Fugitive Self: New and Selected Poems by John Wheatcroft, Wilkes- Barre, PA: Etruscan Press, 2009, i-ii. 6 6

7 Close Reading, Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics, ed. Roland Greene and Stephen Cushman (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2012), Emily Dickinson, Encyclopedia of the Bible and its Reception Volume 6, ed. Hermann Spieckermann (Berlin: De Gruyter, 2013), 2 pp. ms. On I Felt a Funeral, in my Brain, Nearest Poem Anthology, ed. Sofia Starnes (Bremo Bluff, VA: Cedar Creek Publishing, 2014), Gospel of John, forthcoming in Encyclopedia of the Bible and its Reception, 4 pp. ms. John the Disciple, forthcoming in Encyclopedia of the Bible and its Reception, 5 pp. ms. Interviews: "An Interview with Galway Kinnell," Contemporary Literature, 20 (1979), "An Interview with Richard Hugo," Contemporary Literature, 22 (1981), "An Interview with Michael Heller," Contemporary Literature, 32 (1991), "An Interview with Jorie Graham," The Denver Quarterly, 26 (Spring 1992), Jorie Graham: The Art of Poetry LXXXV, The Paris Review, n. 165 (Spring 2003), Public Interview with Marilynne Robinson, Calvin College Festival of Faith and Writing, April Review Essays: "Language and Contemporary Poetry, Contemporary Literature, 26 (1985), "Language and Pressure, The Georgia Review (1986), Reading Ashbery. The CEA Critic, 48 (Spring 1986), "Clarity and Opacity in Elizabeth Bishop, Review, 11 (1989), "Roethke and Medium, Review, 13 (1991), Elizabeth Bishop and the Powers of Uncertainty, Review, 17 (1995), Meeting Apart: Love in American Poetry, Contemporary Literature, 41 (Summer 2000), Dickinson and the Unknown, Review, 25 (2003),

8 This Poor Gray Ember of Creation, Review of Marilynne Robinson s Gilead, Books & Culture, 11, n. 2 (March/April 2005), 15. What Will Suffice: Larry Woiwode s Testament, Books & Culture, 14:1 (July/August 2008), In Exile from our Words, on Stanley Cavell s Little Did I Know, Books & Culture, 20:2 (March/April 2014), How Shall We Be Whole?, on Jorie Graham s From the New World: Poems , forthcoming in Books & Culture, 9 pp. ms. Reviews: Reviews of The New Body by James Moore; A Gypsy's History of the World by Kim Stafford and Out in the Country Back Home by Jeff Marion; Blood Mountain by John Engels and Crossing by Ferry by Donald Junkins; Quarterly Review of Literature Poetry Series I, in The Chowder Review, Nos ( ). Review of Crawl Out Your Window, Literary Magazine Review, 3 (Summer 1984), Review of Twentieth Century Pleasures: Prose on Poetry by Robert Hass, American Poetry, 2 (Spring 1985), Review of Ground Work: Before the War by Robert Duncan, American Poetry, 3 (Winter 1986), Review of A Sense of the Morning by David Brendan Hopes, Prairie Schooner, 64 (Winter 1990), Review of Walt Whitman: The Centennial Essays, ed. Ed Folsom, American Literature, 67 (June 1995), Review of Wittgenstein's Ladder: Poetic Language and the Strangeness of the Ordinary by Marjorie Perloff, The Review of Metaphysics, (December 1997), Cradling the World: Annie Dillard s The Maytrees, Books & Culture Book of the Week, online feature posted July 21, 2008, 3 pp. Review of I Told My Soul to Sing: Finding God with Emily Dickinson by Kristin LeMay, Anglican Theological Review, vol. 96, n. 3 (2014), Review of Emily Dickinson s Rich Conversation: Poetry, Philosophy, Science by Richard E. Brantley, forthcoming in Religion and Literature, 6 pp. ms. 8 8

9 Poetry: Running Journal: Finland, a 13-poem sequence, Roots and Renewal: Writings by Bicentennial Professors, ed. Mark Shackelton and Maarika Toivonen (Helsinki: Renvall Institute, 2001), Twenty eight other poems published in various journals. Plays: Ear, and I, and Silence (A theatre piece focused on American poetry, ten performances February , Studio Theatre, Virginia Tech.) Eurydice: A Monologue. Three performances at Edinburgh Festival Fringe, August 2005; two performances at Virginia Tech Festival of New Plays, February Poverty Creek Journal. A spoken word performance, featuring Patty Raun and directed by Vince DeGeorge, based on my book of the same title. Ten performances, Virginia Tech s Summer Arts Festival, July 10-20, Paired with Down to Breath, a movement piece, directed by DeGeorge, also based on the book. Ten performances. PAPERS AND PRESENTATIONS: "All There is to Look At: John Ashbery's 'Self-Portrait in a Convex Mirror.'"Twentieth-Century Literature Conference, February "Not Strictly So: Robert Duncan's 'Disorderly' Reading of Ezra Pound." Modern Language Association, December "Eroded Structures: The Recent Work of Jorie Graham." Modern Language Association, December "Reading Elizabeth Bishop." English Department Colloquy, Virginia Tech, October Revised version, Bucknell University, November "What I Hear Myself Saying: On Being a Poet-Critic." English Department Colloquy, Virginia Tech, May "The Art of Classroom Questioning." Faculty Development Workshop, Virginia Tech, November "Fine, Torn Fish-Nets: Elizabeth Bishop and the Problem of Language." American Literature Association, May "Elizabeth Bishop and Jorie Graham: Suffering the Limits of Description," Elizabeth Bishop Symposium at Vassar College, September

10 Inhabiting the World: Language and Limits, Virginia Tech College of Architecture, March Teaching and the Metaphor of Conversation, Diggs Teaching Scholar Roundtable, April American Poets as Readers of Popular Culture, Sixth Maple Leaf and Eagle Conference on North American Studies, University of Helsinki, May "American Poetry and the Problem of the Embrace," Advanced Seminar on North American Studies, Renvall Institute, University of Helsinki, September "Elizabeth Bishop and Linguistic Skepticism," Postgraduate Research Seminar, Department of English, University of Helsinki, October "The Poetry of Robert Hass," American Voices Seminar, North American Studies Program, University of Turku, October "Poetry Looks at the Election," American Studies Seminar, Association of Teachers of English in Finland, Renvall Institute, Helsinki, October "Poetry as Conversation," Bicentennial Chair Inaugural Lecture, University of Helsinki, October "Changing Views of Modernism," Lammi (Finland) Symposium for Postgraduate Research in English, November "Emily Dickinson and Circumference," Finnish-American Society and Kouvola Area Language Teachers, Kouvola (Finland), January "William Carlos Williams: Witness and Adjust," North American Studies Club, University of Helsinki, February "Poetry and Manifest Destiny: The Example of Jorie Graham," Seventh Tampere (Finland) Conference on North American Studies, April Robert Hass and the Settling of California, Seventh Maple Leaf and Eagle Conference on American Studies, University of Helsinki, May Marilynne Robinson s Housekeeping as a Reading of Emily Dickinson, Emily Dickinson International Society Annual Conference, Mt. Holyoke, August Not Unfamiliar : Elizabeth Bishop s Continuing Presence in the Work of Contemporary Poets, The Art of Elizabeth Bishop: An International Conference and Celebracao in Brazil, May I Recognize the Place: The Poetry of Elizabeth Bishop, Phi Beta Kappa Spring Luncheon, Virginia Tech, March

11 Determinate Negation and the Meanings of Poetic Dissent: Response to Steve Evans, Symposium on Current Writing, University of Wisconsin, April "Emily Dickinson, Jorie Graham and the Ocean Between Us, Department Colloquy, September 20, Rethinking the Modernist Lyric, Modernist Studies Association, November Emily Dickinson and Contemporary Writers, English Department, University of Helsinki, November Poets and the Gospel of John. Lily Fellows Program National Research Conference: The World and Christian Imagination. Baylor University. 10 November, Finished Knowing Then: Jorie Graham s Charged Broken Acts. Willamette University, Department of English, March 8, Annie Dillard s The Maytrees: Relationship and the Holy, 12 th Maple Leaf and Eagle Conference, University of Helsinki, May 7, Talking this Way: Cavell and Contemporary Poetry, Stanley Cavell and Literature Conference, University of Edinburgh, May 10, Recognizing the Place: Jorie Graham and the Gospel of John, Willamette University, November 5, Poets as Readers of Scripture, Calvin College Festival of Faith and Writing, April John Calvin, Marilynne Robinson, and Emily Dickinson: The Sacramental Nature of Perception, Modern Language Association, January Poverty Creek Journal, English Department Colloquy, March Marilynne Robinson, John Calvin, and Perceptual Frontiers, Religion and Literature: A Symposium, Virginia Tech, April 11, Reading the Gospel of John Through the Eyes of Poetry, The Ninth Fay and Alfred C. Grosse Seminar on Religion and the Literary Arts, Stalcup School of Theology for the Laity, Brite Divinity School. Four lectures, September 6, Lyric Theology: Malick s Tree of Life, Robinson s Gilead, and Calvin s Theater of Glory, American Literature Association, San Antonio, February Lyric Theology: Czeslaw Milosz, Marilynne Robinson, Terrence Malick, Wheaton College, October Close Reading, Wheaton College, October

12 Readings and Exhibits: Virginia Festival for the Book, March 2015 English Department Speakeasy Reading Series, March 2015 Visible Scholarship Initiative: Poverty Creek Journal (with Patty Raun), Newman Library, Virginia Tech, April Unleashed exhibit, selection from Poverty Creek Journal: Moss Arts Center, Summer Wheaton College, Poverty Creek Journal, October Phi Beta Kappa, Poverty Creek Journal, October Panels Organized and Chaired: "The Poetry of Quotation: Poems Reading Other Texts." Modern Language Association, December "Tensions in the Contemporary Long Poem." Modern Language Association, December "Poet's Prose." Modern Language Association, December UNIVERSITY SERVICE: Selection Committee, Humanities Summer Stipends, Ad Hoc Black Student Retention Committee, Selection Committee, Alumni Teaching Award, , , Selection Committee, Wine Teaching Award, , , (chair) Chalk Talk, Today s Poets, November Awards Committee, Diggs Teaching Scholars, ASPIRES Grants Review Committee, Lecture, International Club, October Committee on the Undergraduate Curriculum (CUC),

13 Commission on Undergraduate Studies and Policies (CUSP), External Awards Committee, , Dean Sue Ott Rowlands Review Committee, Selection Committee, Academy of Emeriti and Emeritae Professors, Selection Committee, Diggs Teaching Scholars, Faculty Honorifics Committee, COLLEGE SERVICE: Dean s Allocation Advisory Committee, College Personnel Committee, Mentor for CLAHS Grant Writing Institute, Summer and Fall Chair, CLAHS Wine Award Nominee Selection Committee, , Learning Sub-Committee of CLAHS Strategic Planning Committee, Reviewer, Philologia. Selection Committee, College UDP nominee, DEPARTMENT SERVICE: Director, Honors Program, Executive Committee, , Undergraduate Committee, Creative Writing Committee, , M.A. Exam Committee, 1985, 1987, 1989, 1991, 1992, Recruitment Committee, 1988, Diggs Chair Recruitment Committee, ; Chair, Graduate Teaching Assistant Advisor,

14 Undergraduate and Graduate Student Advisor, Teaching Awards Committee, , , Personnel Committee, , , , Head Search Committee, Graduate Committee, , , Literature, Language, and Culture Committee, Colloquy Organizer (with Fred D Aguiar), Steering Committee, Faculty Development Institute, Advisory Committee, Resource Allocation Committee, Creative Writing Committee, Coordinator of the Undergraduate Curriculum, Co-Director, Summer Faculty Curriculum Workshop, Director, Summer Faculty Curriculum Workshop, M.A. Committee, , , Full Professors P&T, Spring PROFESSIONAL SERVICE: Book Review Editor, Contemporary Literature, Editorial Board, Contemporary Literature, Executive Committee, Poetry Division of Modern Language Association, Reader: Contemporary Literature. PMLA, Twentieth Century Literature, Wallace Stevens Journal, Mosaic, Criticism. Reader: University of Missouri Press, Bucknell University Press, University of Iowa Press, Johns Hopkins University Press, Oxford University Press, Manchester University Press, University of Massachusetts Press, University of Kentucky Press

15 Editorial Board, University of Wisconsin North American Poetry Series, External Referee for Promotion to Associate Professor: Cornell University, 1993; University of South Carolina, 2001; Illinois State University, 2003; Penn State, 2005, Florida State University, 2007, Portland State University, 2008, Wheaton College, External Referee for promotion to Full Professor: University of Nevada, Advisor, North American Studies Board, University of Helsinki, Advisor, Finnish Graduate School for North American Studies, University of Tampere, Outside Reader for Promotion to Docent, Department of English, University of Helsinki, Examiner, Mikko Tuhkanen s Licentiate Thesis, The Optical Mode: Richard Wright and the African-American Place in the Field of Vision, University of Tampere, Preliminary Examiner for Antti Makinen s dissertation Patrick White and the Problem of Language, University of Helsinki, May Opponent for his dissertation defense, November Dissertation Committee, Terry Pettinger, University of South Carolina, Jorie Graham s Encounters with Otherness, Dissertation Committee, William P. Williams, From the Mouth of Victims: A Study of Students Perceptions of Bullying, Teaching and Learning Department, Virginia Tech, Visiting Scholar, Willamette University, 2007, Examiner, Sarah Dowling's doctoral thesis, "'Imaging the Invisible': Narrative, Pilgrimage and 'The Metaphysics of the Quotidian' in Charles Wright's Poetry," Australian Catholic University, forthcoming. Writer in Residence, Wheaton College, October 1-10, COMMUNITY SERVICE: Guest teacher or lecturer: Margaret Beeks Elementary (10, including one day as visiting writer), Harding Avenue Elementary (1), Blacksburg Middle School (2), Blacksburg High School (2), Laburnum Elementary, Richmond (1), KIPP Harbor Academy, Annapolis (1), St. Andrew s United Methodist Day School (2), International School, Helsinki (4), Helsinki School of Economics (1)

16 RECENT M.A. THESIS AND CAPSTONE PROJECT SUPERVISION: Laura Fehr, There is Always a Deep Below: Reality and Moments of Being in Virginia Woolf's The Waves, Ray Higgins, Marilynne Robinson and Herman Melville in Creative Tension, Hatley Clifford, Making Meaning in Gertrude Stein s Tender Buttons, Amanda Losch, Robert Frost and Metaphor, Rebecca Mueller, Language Issues and The Yellow Wallpaper, Laura Hartmann, Say That We Saw Spain Die : Women Writers and the Spanish Civil War, Sarah Holloway, Moments of Vertigo in Elizabeth Bishop and Jorie Graham,