14 books • 4 series
Henry Hart is the author of critical books on Seamus Heaney, Robert Lowell, and Geoffrey Hill, as well as two books of poetry. Hart is a professor of English at the College of William & Mary, and lives in Virginia.
The Life of Robert Frost (Wiley Blackwell Critical Biographies)
Class Conflicts and the American Dream (Wadsworth Themes in American Literature: 1945-Present, #18)
Race and Ethnicity in the Melting Pot (Wadsworth Themes in American Literature: 1945-Present, #17)
Exploring Gender and Sexual Norms (Wadsworth Themes in American Literature: 1945-Present, #19)
Religion and Spirituality (Wadsworth Themes in American Literature: 1945-Present, #21)
Witnessing War (Wadsworth Themes in American Literature: 1945-Present, #20)
Background Radiation (Salt Modern Poets)
James Dickey
James Dicket: the World as a Lie
The James Dickey Reader
The Rooster Mask
Ghost Ship
Robert Lowell and the Sublime
Seamus Heaney (Irish Studies)