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	Webliography: Poetry: The World Busse Library provides these webpages for students and faculty seeking information on poetry and poets around the world. Resources reflect online ready-reference and poetry research websites. A listing of Busse Library materials is included. Scroll down the desktop or move to the desired section: Ancient World -- Asia and Australia -- Canada -- Europe -- Latin and South America -- The Middle East -- Busse Library Resources Ancient World Catullus (84-54 B.C.) Gaius Valerius Catullus: American Academy of Poets -- biography Catullus on the Web -- poems in original Latin text Catullus Translations -- offered in several languages Homer The Homer Homepage -- gateway to author Homer's Iliad and Odyssey -- history, works, and resources The Iliad by Homer. Translated by Samuel Butler. Internet Classics Archive -- full text of work The Odyssey by Homer. Translated by Samuel Butler. Internet Classics Archive -- full text of work Ovid (43 B.C.- 17 A.D.) The Ovid Collection: University of Virginia Electronic Texts Center Ovid's Metamorphoses -- criticism and texts The Ovid Project: University of Vermont Virgil (70-19 B.C.) The Aeneid by Virgil. Translated by John Dryden. Internet Classics Archive -- full text of work The Virgil Homepage -- gateway for author Virgil.org: Vergil Resources -- gateway for author Asia and Australia Anna Akhmatova; Russia (1889-1966) Anna Akhmatova -- detailed biography of poet Anna Akhmatova: Academy of American Poets -- biography Nazim Hikmet; Turkey (1902-1963) The Ataman Hotel: Nazim Hikmet: Introduction to Selected Poetry -- biography and nine poems Nazim Hikmet -- biography and bibliography Nazim Hikmet: Academy of American Poets -- biography John Kinsella; Australia (1963-) The Cortland Review: John Kinsella -- interview and works Electronic Poetry Center (EPC): John Kinsella -- biography, poems, and resources John Kinsella -- gateway for poet Kenzaburo Oe; Japan; (1935-); Winner of 1994 Nobel Prize for Literature "Art and Healing: Conversation with Kenzaburo Oe, 1994 Nobel Laureate in Literature." By Harry Kreisler. April 16, 1999. Conversations with History: Institute of International Studies, UC Berkeley Kenzaburo Oe -- biography The Nobel Prize in Literature, 1994: Kenzaburo Oe Li Po; China (701-762 A.D.) Poetry Today Online: Li Po -- brief biography Canada John McCrae (1872-1918) Selected Poetry of Dr. John McCrae "The Story of John McCrae." By John Peddie. The McCrae House Robert Service (1874-1958) The Original Homepage of Robert W. Service -- gateway for poet Robert William Service -- biography and poems Selected Poetry of Robert Service -- includes biography Europe The Middle Ages Dante Aligheri; Italy (1265-1321) Digital Dante: Columbia University -- gateway for author with texts and resources Renaissance Dante in Print (1472-1629) -- editions with an online exhibit World of Dante. Editor, Deborah Parker: University of Virginia The Renaissance Francesco Petrarch; Italy (1304-1374) Francesco Petrarch: Catholic Encylopedia -- detailed biography Petrarch (1304-1374) -- biography of poet Petrarch Resources: Internet Medieval Sourcebook (IMS): Selected Sources: Renaissance The Petrarchan Grotto -- gateway for author featuring texts The Romantics Johann Wolfgang von Goethe; Germany (1749-1832) Goethe Collected -- features full texts of Faust and over 300 poems The Goethe Society of North America J.W. von Goethe: Bartleby.com Heinrich Heine; Germany (1797-1856) Heinrich Heine -- biography and bibliography "Heinrich Heine: A Tribute to the Most Translated German Poet on His 200th Birth Anniversary." By Roswitha Joshi. German News: The Magazine (Dec. 1997-Jan.1998) Heinrich Heine: Chronology Realism/Naturalism Charles Baudelaire; France (1821-1867) Charles Baudelaire -- gateway for author Charles Baudelaire: Academy of American Poets -- biography The Flowers of Evil by Charles Baudelaire -- full text and resources W.T. Bandy Center for Baudelaire and Modern French Studies: Vanderbilt University, Tennessee Modernism Vicente Aleixandre; Spain (1898-1984); Winner of 1977 Nobel Prize for Literature The Nobel Prize in Literature, 1977: Vicente Aleixandre Vicente Aleixandre -- biography and bibliography Vicente Aleixandre: Four Poems -- Spanish-only text Antonin Artaud; France (1896-1948); Founder of Theater of Cruelty Antonin Artaud -- gateway for author Antonin Artaud: Web Pages of Cruelty -- directory of links Odysseus Elytis; Greece (1911-1996); Winner of 1979 Nobel Prize for Literature Odysseus Elytis -- biography and bibliography Odysseus Elytis: Nobel Laureate, 1979 Federico Garcia-Lorca; Spain (1898-1936) Federico Garcia-Lorca -- biography Federico Garcia-Lorca: Academy of American Poets -- biography and poems Garcia-Lorca Tours -- tours of poet's life in Granada Andre Gide; France (1869-1951); Winner of 1947 Nobel Prize for Literature Andregide.org: Online Center for Gidean Studies Andre Gide -- biography and bibliography Andre Gide Photo Archive Nobel Prize in Literature, 1947: Andre Gide Juan Ramon Jimenez; Spain (1881-1958); Winner of 1956 Nobel Prize for Literature Juan Ramon Jimenez -- biography and bibliography Juan Ramon Jimenez: Nobel Laureate, 1956 The Juan Ramon Jimenez Foundation Czeslaw Milosz; Poland (1911-); Winner of 1980 Nobel Prize for Literature Czeslaw Milosz: Internet Poetry Archive -- biography, bibliography, and poems Czeslaw Milosz: Biography Nobel Prize in Literature, 1980: Czeslaw Milosz Eugenio Montale; Italy (1896-1981); Winner of 1975 Nobel Prize for Literature Eugenio Montale -- biography and bibliography Eugenio Montale: 1975 Nobel Literature Prize Rainer Maria Rilke; Germany (1875-1926) "Life of a Poet: Rainer Maria Rilke." By Ralph Freedman. Washingtonpost.com -- biography of poet Rainer Maria Rilke -- biography Rainer Maria Rilke Archive: An Anthology of Poetry and Quotations -- works and bibliography The Sonnets to Orpheus -- full text, translated by Robert Hunter Arthur Rimbaud; France (1854-1891) Arthur Rimbaud -- biography, poems, and resources Arthur Rimbaud -- biography and links directory Arthur Rimbaud's Life and Poetry Hugo/Baudelaire/Verlaine/Rimbaud: Arthur Rimbaud -- French-text gateway for poet Jaroslav Seifert; Czech Republic (1901-1986); Winner of 1984 Nobel Prize for Literature Jaroslav Seifert -- biography and bibliography The Nobel Prize in Literature, 1984: Jaroslav Seifert "Ten Poems." By Jaroslav Seifert. Translated by Ewald Osers. Archipelago: An International Journal of Literature, Arts, and Opinion. (Vol.2, No.2) Wislawa Szymborska; Poland (1923-); Winner of 1996 Nobel Prize for Literature Nobel Prize for Literature, 1996: Wislawa Szymborska -- biography and bibliography Polish Nobelist in Literature: Wislawa Szymborska -- gateway for author Wislawa Szymborska -- biography Paul Verlaine; France (1844-1896) Paul Verlaine -- biography and bibliography "Paul Verlaine." The Written Word (n.26, 12/1996). -- France's Ministry of Foreign Affairs magazine Hugo/Baudelaire/Verlaine/Rimbaud: Verlaine -- French-only text; offers timeline and bibliography on poet Latin and South America Mario Benedetti; Uruguay (1920-) Mario Benedetti -- biography and poems (Spanish-only) Ruben Dario; Nicaragua (1867-1916) Dariana: A Page Dedicated to the Diffusion of Nicaraguan Poetry -- Spanish-only text A Permanent Tribute to Reuben Dario Ruben Dario: Emory University -- biography Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz; Mexico (1651-1695) Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz: Cambridge University -- resources for Introduction to Hispanic Texts course Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz Project: Dartmouth University -- bibliography and other resources Gabriela Mistral; Chile (1889-1957); Winner of 1945 Nobel Prize for Literature The Nobel Prize in Literature 1945: Gabriela Mistral Pablo Neruda; Chile (1904-1973); Winner of 1971 Nobel Prize for Literature Pablo Neruda -- biography Pablo Neruda: Academy of American Poets -- biography and poems Pablo Neruda: 1971 Nobel Laureate in Literature Pablo Neruda: The University of Chile -- gateway for poet; Spanish-only text Octavio Paz; Mexico (1914-1998); Winner of 1990 Nobel Prize in Literature Octavio Paz: 1990 Nobel Laureate in Literature Octavio Paz -- biography and bibliography Octavio Paz: Academy of American Poets -- biography Cesar Vallejo; Peru (1892-1938) Cesar Vallejo: Academy of American Poets -- biography and poems Cesar Vallejo: Poetrymagazine.com -- biography and poems "Cesar Vallejo: The Poet, the Militant, the Communist." New Flag Magazine (1998). The Middle East Pinchas Sadeh; Israel (1929-1994) gananmsh's Homepage: Dedicated to the Hebrew Poet, Pinchas Sadeh -- biography and poems Busse Library Resources Foss, Michael. Poetry of the world wars / 1990. PR1195. W66 P66 1990 Handley-Taylor, Geoffrey. International who's who in poetry. PS324. I5, Ref. Junkins, Donald. The Contemporary world poets / c1976. PN61 01. C654 Muses, Charles. Prismatic voices; an international anthology of distinctive new poets/ [1958] PN6109. P7x Nye, Naomi Shihab. This same sky: a collection of poems from around the world / c1992. j808.81 Thi7 Other Pages in the Series: Poetry: Main Page Poetry: Reference and Research Poetry: American Authors Poetry: United Kingdom Authors: England, Ireland, and Scotland
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