Donna Krolik Hollenberg

H.D. and poets after

This work explores the influence of the poet and prose writer H.D. upon contemporary American poetry. The contributors - who include eminent American poets - write about their literary engagement with H.D. and other Imagist poets from an autobiographical and critical perspective.

History as I desired it: Ekphrasis as Postmodern Witness in Denise Levertov's Late Poetry

Donna Krolik Hollenberg is Associate Professor of English at the University of Connecticut. She is the author of H.D.: The Poetics of Childbirth and Creativity (1991) and the editor of Between History and Poetry: The Letters of H.D. and Noman Holmes Pearson (1997), and H.D. and Poets After (2000). She is writing a biography of Denise Levertov. “History as I desired it”: Ekphrasis as Postmodern Witness in Denise Levertov’s Late Poetry