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Dorothy Parker: Overview offers insight of Parker's life and how her feminist writings would effect society and ultimately herself.

This is an interview with Robert Siegel (the host), and Allen Ginsberg/Gary Snyder, where Siegel discusses with the two about a specific reading some time ago, "Howl".

This page is an overview of Gary Snyder's work, "Anasazi". It talks of how Snyder got the influence he needed from the Native American people to write it.

an interview with Ferlinghetti that touches on topics including poets Dylan Thomas and Allen Ginsberg and his views on war.

an interview with Ferlinghetti that touches on topics including poets Dylan Thomas and Allen Ginsberg and his views on war.

This essay discusses Millay's sonnets in depth, analyzing some of their interesting qualities, as well as the style in relation to her as a poet.

an interview with Ferlinghetti that touches n topics including poets Dylan Thomas and Allen Ginsberg and his views on war.

an interview with Ferlinghetti that touches n topics including poets Dylan Thomas and Allen Ginsberg and his views on war.

describes the themes used in his poems as well as describing his style. also describes how his poems tries to reach the greater masses of people that are often ignored by more traditional poets

Interview between Scott Simon and Ms. Heade giving an overview of the relationship between Ms. Dorothy Parker and Ms. Lillian Hellmann. Tells of how Hellmann didn't allow people such as herself and John Keats to write a biography of Parker because of Hellmann personally felt about Parker.