Robert Bly, 9th Annual ODU Literary Festival

Authors

Robert Bly

Document Type

Featured Participant

Festival Date

10-8-1986

Location

148-150 Webb Center, Mills Godwin Life Sciences Auditorium

Author/Artist Bio

Robert Bly has published eight books of poems, five volumes of translations, and three books of criticism/anthology. His poetry has won him the highest critical praise a--National Book Award--for The Light Around the Body. His new thinking on central issues in American Culture has won him another audience far beyond the poetry world. He is now at Work on a book called Waking from Newton's Sleep: Essays on Literary Imagination and The Wild Man and Other Stories for Men, a psychological interpretation of fairytales as they relate to masculine development. His most recent book of poems, Loving a Woman in Two Worlds, was published by Dial Press/Doubleday.

Mr. Bly will read on Wednesday night at 8 p.m. He will speak on the connections between poetry and mythology in a talk titled "Poetry As A Dance Floor" on Thursday at 11 a.m.

Description

Bly read on Wednesday, October 8,1986 in Mills Godwin Life Sciences Auditorium, Norfolk, Virginia at 8 p.m.

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