Marianne C. Moore, 1887-1972, American modernist poet. This site is dedicated to postings and conversation about the poet’s work and to gathering available poem texts, essays, and other scholarly materials from internet sources and individuals. Please submit articles, bibliographic references, links, and other useful information. If you wish to contact me about this site directly (rather than through a blog comment) please use pcwinct (at) aol.com. I look forward to your interest and participation in this venture. –Patricia C. Willis
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Marianne Moore: Poetry 
This web site is such a wonderful gift to the free, public access internet. I only wish more literary scholars were as active in reaching out to the public and sharing their knowledge as Prof. Willis. I catalog credible literary criticism at my open access web site, literaryhistory.com, and am saddened that for some major writers there is a real paucity of good criticism available to the reader without a university-supplied password. It is inspiring to find a project like this.
Comment by Jan Pridmore — April 6, 2012 @ 7:23 pm |
Thanks Ms. Willis for commenting at the Scarriet website, my friend Tom is the sitemeister and I try to comment often. This is a lovely website, I hope to visit it again!
Bob Tonucci
Odenton, MD
Comment by Bob Tonucci — November 1, 2010 @ 9:22 am |
Moore and the Golden Ratio.
Anyone curious about Moore’s interest in snails, nautilus shells and other spirals, might check out images of Pi or the Golden Ratio on google.
Marianne Moore loves math!
Comment by Bonnie Costello — August 19, 2010 @ 12:55 pm |