Photo: Bruce Jackson, Courtesy
of New Directions Publishing
Corp.
Robert Creeley's most recent collection of poems, Echoes,
was published by New Directions in 1994. His publications include:
Words (1967), Mirrors (1983), For Love (1962),
Pieces (1969), A Day Book (1972), Selected Poems
(1976 and 1991, rev.), Hello (1978), Later(1979),
Collected Poems (1983), Memory Gardens (1986) ,
and Windows (1990). Robert Creeley has also published
a collection of stories, a novel, and two collections of experimental
prose, Presences (with Marisol), The Gold Diggers(1965),
The Island (1963), and Mabel: A Story (with Jim
Dine). Other titles include A Quick Graph: Collected Notes
and Essays (1970), Was That A Real Poem and Other Essays
(1979), and Collected Essays (1989). He has been awarded
the Horst Bienek Lyrikpreis from the Bavarian Academy of Fine
Arts, two Guggenheim Fellowships, a Rockefeller Grant, and was
New York State Poet, 1989-91. Robert Creeley is a member of The
American Academy of Arts and Letters, and lives in Buffalo, New
York.
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