Benjamin Hollander
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The Book of Who Are Was
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published
1997
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Vigilance
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published
2005
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In the House Un-American
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published
2013
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5 editions
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Rituals of Truce and the Other Israeli
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published
2004
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Translating Tradition: Paul Celan in France
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published
1988
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3 editions
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Memoir American
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published
2013
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2 editions
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Ishmaelite Scrolls: Part One
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The Letters of Carla
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How to Read, Too
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published
1992
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Letters For Olson
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“The true power of language, its well of inspiration, for me, lie in its conscious or unconscious errors, cracks, imperfections. I am a poet, an American poet, because I have a defective ear.”
― In the House Un-American
― In the House Un-American
“So what if I walked in with a copy of William Carlos Williams’s poem ‘The Red Wheelbarrow,’ which begins so much depends upon a red wheel barrow”
― In the House Un-American
― In the House Un-American
“Communist Party meetings into an opinion, as if he were standing in for another’s view, perhaps at one remove from what actually happened, which he remembers having once been told is the true significance of having, in the ancient Greek polis, an opinion,”
― In the House Un-American
― In the House Un-American
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