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- Day
of Doom Wigglesworth's Puritan epic, the most popular
book in America for years. Links to other poems, Bay Psalm Book,
things Puritan
- Poetry
of Michael Wigglesworth More information on Wigglesworth,
things Puritan. Even a Providential Puritan Quotation generator
- The
Columbiad Joel Barlow's massive American epic
- The Columbiad, Archibald Tucker Ritchie's later (1843), even less focused epic.
- Columbus in Romance, an 1892 essay the Magazine of American history, describes some of the wealth of Columbian epics, both American and European
- The
Sot-Weed Factor Not John Barth's novel, but the real Ebenezer
Cook and his wonderful hudibrastic satire
- Poet
Pages - Dante, Longfellow, and Pinsky Brief Atlantic Monthly
comments on these translations of Dante
- Folding
Cliffs : A Narrative An Amazon sales site, but has useful
commentary on W. S. Merwin's recent epic
- Native
American Creation Stories: Contents Part of World Civilizations
site, gives significant parts of Tlingit, Zuni, Iroquois, and Alsea
narratives
- Henry
Wadsworth Longfellow A biographical essay
- American
Epic. A summer course in American epic (mine).
Provides an adapted version of James Miller's list of American epics
and long poems.
- Top Ten American Epic Poems of the 20th Century from About.com
- And Five More from About.com
- The American Epic-A Minor Field Rationale and short reading list
- Spoon River Anthology: The Definitive Online Edition of Edgar Lee Masters' 1915 classic
- Librivox Recordings of Spoon River in multiple formats
- Penn State's 6x9 pdf of Spoon River
- Lois Teal Hartley's 1963 commentary on Masters' achievements, Spoon River Revisited
- Hart
Crane Modest site with some helpful notes on The Bridge
- That
Gentle Epic: Writing and Elegy in Cecilia Meireles - MLN 112:2
Leopoldo Bernucci's substantial essay on the Brazilian epic poet of
Romanceiro da Inconfidência [1953] and Crônica Trovada da
Cidade de Sam Sebastiam do Rio de Janeiro (1965).
- H.D.
(Hilda Doolittle) Home Page A nice clear page with numerous
and useful H. D. links
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