Wayne, Better be careful about casting aspersions on the American publishing establishment. Robert Frost might get mad at you. Dirk Wayne Pounds wrote: >I have seen no reference on this list to the recent (June 4) >review in the TLS of three new volumes of EP's poetry: >Richard Sieburth's edition of <Poems and Translations> >(Library of America), the same editor's <The Pisan Cantos> >(New Directions), and Massimo Bacigalupo's selection of >passages that didn't get into the published Cantos, <Canti >Postumi> (Milan: Mondadori). > >The review is written for the TLS general, but the fact that >this three-page review of new books <by> Pound exists is >surely worth noting. > >The reviewer finds that Sieburn's <Poems and >translations>, "whatever its demerits" (already >enumerated on this list), is the first edition of P's work >with any claim to completeness"; that Sieburn has done "a >strikingly good job" annotating the PC; and that <Canti >Postumi> is "the most surprising of the books under review" >and one that casts shame on the Anglo-American literary >publishing establishment: imagine, leaving P's Canto >notebooks for the Italians to publish! > >Wayne Pounds >Aoyama Gakuin U. >Tokyo > > >