Remember the original EBB sonnet,
“How Do I Love Thee”?

• The Academy of American Poets’ Find a Poet index is always a good place to look for an introduction to a poet you’re beginning to read. Visit their EBB page for a biography & extensive bibliography.
• The University of Maryland’s Womens Studies Reading Room has Sonnets from the Portuguese & Selected Poems (1844).
• The Victorian Web’s Elizabeth Barrett Browning page has a biography & lots of commentary.
• PBS’ Thomas Hampson: I Hear America Singing site has a page on the love story of Elizabeth & Robert Browning, with poems & RealAudio songs.
• There’s a large collection of Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s poems in the eMule Poetry Archives.
• A biography & lots of commentary are linked from the EBB site in The Victorian Web.

• George Oppen -- A couple of pertinent quotes from Oppen & a passage from his Discrete Series (1934), “the prudery / Of Frigidaire,” are among Penn Professor Al Filreis’ Modern & Contemporary American Poetry pages.
• George Oppen -- His “Psalm” is in Seamus Cooney’s collection at Western Michigan University.
• George Oppen -- A bio & commentary on specific Oppen poems are collected at the Modern American Poetry site.
• George & Mary Oppen -- Collections of George Oppen’s papers (1958 - 1984) & Mary Oppen’s papers (1913 - 1990) both reside at the University of California San Diego library.

• Carl Rakosi -- The Light and Dust Mobile Anthology has a small collection of Rakosi’s poems under the title “Hygieia, Of Perspective.”
• Carl Rakosi -- The Citizen (1996) was published in Jacket #1, and Jacket Magazine has also collected Rakosiana in #25.
• Carl Rakosi -- The Rakosi page at Modern American Poetry gathers a bio, notes, interviews, poems & prose.
• Carl Rakosi -- “Incident in Hell” is in Poets On the Line, Vol. 8 (1999).
• Carl Rakosi -- His “ZZZZZ” is among Penn Professor Al Filreis’ Modern & Contemporary American Poetry pages.

• Charles Reznikoff -- In Seamus Cooney’s anthology at Western Michigan University, you will find two versions of a poem by Reznikoff (& a poll for your opinion).
• Charles Reznikoff -- Reznikoff’s papers are archived at the University of California San Diego’s Mandeville Library.

• Louis Zukovsky -- The Buffalo Electronic Poetry Center has a brief biography & summary bibliography as well as a gallery of photo portraits.
• Louis Zukovsky -- The Modern American Poetry site has a large collection of resources on Zukovsky’s life & work.
• Louis Zukovsky -- Zukovsky’s papers are archived at Kansas State University.