Delmore Schwartz Bücher
Delmore Schwartz war ein begabter und intellektueller junger Student, dessen frühes Werk „In Dreams Begin Responsibilities“ von vielen bedeutenden Literaten gelobt wurde. Seine Schriften, oft inspiriert von seinem turbulenten Leben und seinen inneren Kämpfen, erforschen komplexe menschliche Beziehungen und existenzielle Fragen. Schwartz' unverwechselbarer Stil und seine tiefen Einblicke in die menschliche Psyche machen ihn zu einer bemerkenswerten Figur der amerikanischen Literatur des 20. Jahrhunderts. Sein Einfluss reicht über literarische Kreise hinaus und inspirierte Musiker sowie Gegenstand literarischer Ehrungen.



The Collected Poems of Delmore Schwartz
- 720 Seiten
- 26 Lesestunden
Delmore Schwartz's complete poetry collection showcases the depth and nuance of his work, highlighting his status as a significant yet often overlooked figure in 20th-century literature. The collection reveals his unique voice and themes, offering insights into the human experience through his innovative use of language and form. Critics recognize Schwartz for his profound impact on modern poetry, making this anthology a vital addition for both new readers and long-time admirers of his craft.
This is the first British publication of a seminal work of twentieth century fiction, rediscovering Delmore Schwartz for a new generation of readers.Delmore Schwartz became the voice of a new generation, when In Dreams Begin Responsibilities was published in the debut issue of 'Partisan Review' in 1937. His influence on other writers was immediate and is still enormous; he was an unfluence on Philip Roth and Saul Bellow, whose Humboldt's Gift is a fictionalised account of Bellow's own relationship with Schwartz.Delmore Schwartz is the only writer to be memorialised in a song by Lou Reed and also in one of John Berryman's Dream Songs. Despite his early promise and achievement Delmore Schwartz died destitute in a New York hotel in 1966.In Dreams Begin Responsibilities and Other Stories collects eight of Schwartz's finest stories; including the seminal In Dreams Begin Responsibilities, the foundation for all post-World War Two American-Jewish fiction. Delmore Schwartz found a vernacular language for the generational conflicts and self-analysis of educated and ambitious young people in conflict with their immigrant parents that is still captivating.