Best Selling Books by James Dickey

17 turbulente Geschichten – neue Storys von Stephen King und Joe Hill nebst im Deutschen Unveröffentlichtem von Richard Matheson, John Varley u.a., dazu Klassiker von Dan Simmons, Arthur Conan Doyle, Ray Bradbury ... Nichts ist Stephen King ein größerer Gräuel, als fliegen zu müssen. Zusammen mit Mitherausgeber Bev Vincent teilt er nun seine Flugangst mit seinen Lesern. Die Anthologie versammelt alles, was gründlich schiefgehen kann, wenn man sich auf 30.000 Fuß Höhe mit 500 Knoten in einem Metallgefährt (einem Sarg?) durch die Lüfte bewegt. Flugreisen verwandeln sich hier schnell in Albträume, auf die man nie im Leben gekommen wäre. Da überlegt man es sich lieber zweimal, ob der Weg zum Ziel nicht in einer letzten Reise mündet.

1945: un B-29 americano viene colpito dalla contraera mentre e volo su Tokyo. e il mitragliere Muldrow e costretto a buttarsi col pracadute sul territorio nemico. Ma il protagonisia di Oceano bianco non e un soldato qualunque: ha passato la sua giovinezza tra foreste e i ghiacci dell''Alaska. e sa come carsela negli ambienti piu ostili. Dopo aver approfittato de caos dei bonbardamenti per procurarsi i vestiti adatti, Muldrow inizia una marcia verso il Nord del Giappone, verso le neve dove sa di potere sopravvivere.

Baccalaureate address at the University of Virginia by James Dickey.

Discusses Boretz''s film on Civil War battlefields in which he used one of Dickey''s poems. Dickey also compares Edwin Arlington Robinson and Robert Frost.

The papers include correspondence, manuscripts of poems, prose, and plays as well as proofs for publications. Also includes scrapbooks, notebooks, pamphlets, ephemera related to readings, photographs, and a typescript of a dissertation on Eberhart. Additionally, personal documents including school records, family correspondence, personal planners, calendars, student papers, syllabi as well as audio, video, and film of readings, lectures and interviews are found in the papers. Notable correspondents include W. H. Auden, Robert Bly, Philip Booth, Hayden Carruth, Cid Corman, Robert Creeley, James Dickey, Diane Di Prima, Robert Duncan, Allen Ginsberg, Donald Hall, John Holmes, Denise Levertov, Robert Lowell, Archibald MacLeish, W.S. Merwin, Peter Orlovsky, Kenneth Patchen, Kenneth Rexroth, Jay Parini, Delmore Schwartz, Karl Shapiro, José Villa, Robert Penn Warren, William Carlos Williams, Jonathan Williams, and others. The papers document the professional and personal life of poet and college professor Richard Eberhart.