He adapted the works of A
He adapted the works of Aeschylus for the stage and his The Old Glory reconfigures short stories by Melville and Hawthorne. "In the Cage" and "Memories of West Street and Lepke" are contained in his then unpublished first collection Land of Unlikeness, which also contained "Children of Light," and was composed during his apprenticeship under Allen Tate. His last book of poetry, Day by Day doesn't really hold up to earlier works like The Mills of the Kavanaughs, the volumes Notebook/History, or the sonnet sequence The Dolphin. FTP identify this author of "The Quaker Graveyard in Nantucket," "For the Union Dead," and "Skunk Hour," perhaps best known for his Life Studies.
He adapted the works of Aeschylus for the stage and his The Old Glory reconfigures short stories by Melville and Hawthorne. "