Pelizzon introduced the UConn Wallace Stevens Poetry Contest prize winners ... The first poem Hayes read was the reaction to modern American politics, “American Sonnet for the New Year,” from “So To ...

Then, a year ago, he went to an exhibit called “Painting in Poetry, Poetry in Painting: Wallace Stevens and Modern Art.” The show, which featured works by Duchamp, Picasso, Klee, Dali ...

In the fall of 1936, after a decade of not doing so, this magazine sponsored a poetry prize ... The winning poem, Wallace Stevens’s “The Men That Are Falling,” was an elegy for soldiers ...

Wallace Stevens (1879-1955) was a giant in the history of American poetry, at once an exhilarating modernist dandy and a champion of earlier Romantic traditions. Born in Reading, Pa., he spent his ...

Winners of the Wallace Stevens Poetry Prize gave a reading of selected poems at the Austin Building’s Stern Lounge on April 10. The Wallace Stevens Poetry Prize is an annual contest held for ...

They’re not as strange as they seem. The inscriptions are verses by Wallace Stevens, one of the giants of modern American poetry, winner of the Pulitzer Prize and two National Book Awards ...

In 1923 Wallace Stevens (1879–1955) published “Harmonium,” his first book of poetry. And now, a hundred years later, it’s worth returning to that volume, trying to understand what the poet was seeking ...

The poems are addressed to Wallace Stevens, who wrote his greatest works between the mid-1920s and the late 1940s and also happened to be a vice president at The Hartford. The “Dear Wallace ...

Our poetry editor recommends collections that ... Unlike the other poets on this list, Stevens isn’t “modern” so much as Modernist — this book includes work going all the way back to ...

Bright refrains of endless azure circled The hours, and filled me with pleasure, but the poems I wrote were dulled by the sort of calm one feels In the downward drift of sleep. They never became ...