Smith, William Jay, 1918-2015
Smith, William Jay, 1918-.
Smith, William Jay
William Jay Smith American writer, translator, editor
Smith, William Jay, 1918-...., poète
William Jay Smith
VIAF ID: 1176890 (Personal)
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Works
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Agadir | |
Antiworlds : the poetry of Andrei Voznesensky : read by the poet in Russian and by W. H. Auden, William Jay Smith, Stanley Kunitz, Richard Wilbur. | |
Army brat | |
An arrow in the wall : selected poetry and prose | |
Berlin, c1996: | |
Berlin la cour et la ville | |
Berlin : the city and the court | |
Brazilian poetry (1950-1980) | |
Brief van William Jay Smith aan Rod Jellema | |
Chas potekhi, 1984 | |
The Cherokee lottery : a sequence of poems | |
Children & poetry : a selective, annotated bibliography | |
Children of the forest. | |
Cross roads : I | |
Cyclist | |
Dancing in the garden : a bittersweet love affair with France : a memoir | |
Dutch interior : postwar poetry of the Netherlands and Flanders | |
Esli b mne podarili odnazhdy slona, 1989: | |
An Evening of Hungarian poetry Ferenc Juhász, Amy Károlyi, István Vas, and Sándor Weöres reading their poems. | |
The Golden journey : poems for young people | |
Herrick. | |
Ho for a hat! | |
If I had a boat. | |
International Poetry Festival held in Coolidge Auditorium, Library of Congress, April 13, 14, and 15, 1970. | |
Iz engleske i američke poezije | |
Journey to the Dead Sea : a poem | |
Keeping it up : the countryside | |
L'Arbre du voyageur | |
Laughing time | |
LC performance. Interview. 1968-11-19, Two poets | |
Louise Bogan a woman's words a lecture delivered at the Library of Congress May 4, 1970 | |
Louise Bogan memorial memorial service for Louise Bogan on Mar. 11, 1970, in the library of the American Academy of Arts and Letters, New York City. | |
Malcolm Cowley and Theodore Russell Weiss reading and discussing their poems in the Coolidge Auditorium, April 7, 1969 | |
Modern Hungarian poetry | |
Mr. Smith & other nonsense. | |
My friend Tom : the poet-playwright Tennessee Williams | |
My little library | |
The pact : my friendship with Isak Dinesen | |
The pirate book | |
Plain talk : epigrams, epitaphs, satires, nonsense, occasional, concrete & quotidian poems | |
The pleasures of spoken verse. | |
Poems | |
Poems. Selections | |
Prince Souvanna Phouma : an exchange between Richard Wilbur & William Jay Smith. | |
A rose for Katherine Anne Porter. | |
Spectra : an entertainment for black soprano, white baritone, mixed chorus of flower children, large orchestra and tape | |
The Spectra hoax. | |
The tin can | |
Touch the air softly : for SSAA a cappella chorus | |
Translation. | |
Traveler's tree : new and selected poems | |
Two plays : Christopher Columbus and Don Juan | |
Up the hill and down : poems for the very young | |
Verse and conversation | |
Weerwerk. | |
What did I see? | |
What you have almost forgotten : selected poems | |
A wild bouquet | |
William Jay Smith reading his poems with comment in the Coolidge Auditorium, Oct. 7, 1968 | |
Words by the water | |
Works. | |
world below the window poems 1937-1997 | |
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