1874-1963

Collection of 120 poems by thirty twentieth century New England poets who were influenced by Robert Frost including Wallace Stevens, Galway Kinnell, Robert Lowell, and John Hollander.

Dramatic readings introduce viewers to the works of American poet Robert Frost.

Fifty-three of Frost's poems are interspersed with forty-four color photographs of the New England area that was his home, with a biographical profile that explains the influence of this environment on the poet's work.

A biography of the famous American poet, detailing the events of his frequently unhappy life, his love for his wife and children, and the way all of this was woven into his poetry.

Contemporary critical opinions and commentaries on the poetry of Robert Frost, with a chronology.

Examines Robert Frost's poem "Directive" and parallels the poem's narrative to the loss of the farming community in John Elder's childhood hometown.

A fictionalized account of the life of American poet Robert Frost, linking the tragedies he faced--including the death of his father, his sister's insanity, and his children's misfortunes--with the development and creation of his poetry.

A collection of critical essays about the work of American poet Robert Frost that also includes a chronology of his life and career as well as concurrent historical events and primary and secondary bibliographies.

An account of Frost's life, work, and place within literary tradition, including chronology, bibliography, and index.