He has published collections of anecdotal and scholarly essays and, with Ted Hughes, edited The Rattle Bag and The School Bag, anthologies dedicated to parading poetry as a carnival.
Indeed, much of the anthology is dedicated to noir writing from the past thirty years, stories from authors such as Dennis Lehane and Chris Adrian, who was recently included in The New Yorker's 20 Under 40 list of best young American writers.
Now, as the ensemble faces yet another fiscal crisis, the Santa Fe Music Group is releasing a series of remastered anthology disks, each dedicated to a single composer.
Forces Literary Organization for All has published an anthology of poetry dedicated to and written by former and current servicemen and women, with an introduction by the British singer and Second World War "Forces' Sweetheart" Dame Vera Lynn.
Fitting to this Mother's Day reflection, Giovanni dedicated the anthology to her aunt who had stepped in, as Asura did for Ariana, when her mother died.
Irwin Chusid, the disc jockey and historian of pop oddities, wrote a book and assembled two volumes of anthologies called "Songs in the Key of Z," dedicated to music so odd, amateurish or just plain inexplicable that it's good.
A new anthology, "Whitstable Mum in Custard Shortage", is dedicated to the heroic efforts of headline writers to eke drama out of small-town life.Yet the local industry is in trouble, no less than the national one.
In 1842, Griswold released his 476-page anthology of American poetry, The Poets and Poetry of America, which he dedicated to Washington Allston.
Viewing Confucianism as "philosophy" began, in western studies, with the Jesuit anthology, Confucius Sinarum Philosophus (Confucius, China's Philosopher), published in Paris in 1687 and dedicated to King Louis XIV.
"Invalid Format: An Anthology of Triple Canopy, Volume 1" is published, yes, by Triple Canopy, an online magazine featuring essays, fiction, poetry and all variety of audio/visual culture, dedicated — click "About" — "to slowing down the Internet".
