Robert Lowell (1917–1977) was twice awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry. Life Studies, For the Union Dead, and The Dolphin are among his many volumes of verse. He was confounder of and contributor to The New York Review of Books.
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Founding the New York Review: Two Letters from Robert Lowell to Elizabeth Bishop
November 6, 2003
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Mary Mc Carthy (1912–1989)
November 23, 1989
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Near the Unbalanced Aquarium
March 12, 1987
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Three Poems by Eugenio Montale
October 22, 1981
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Epics
February 21, 1980
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Yeats’s Vision
July 14, 1977
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Executions
July 14, 1977
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For John Berryman
June 23, 1977
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On Hannah Arendt
May 13, 1976
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A Special Supplement: The Meaning of Vietnam
June 12, 1975
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Three Poems
May 29, 1975
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For John Berryman
April 6, 1972
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Judgment Deferred on Lieutenent Calley
May 6, 1971
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Power
April 24, 1969
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Protest
March 27, 1969
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Czechoslovakia
January 2, 1969
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Those Older
September 26, 1968
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Local Cause
August 1, 1968
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Yale Degree
July 11, 1968
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The Pacification of Columbia
June 20, 1968
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Two Walls
May 9, 1968
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Protest
March 14, 1968
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Day of Mourning
February 29, 1968
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The March
November 23, 1967
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Regis Debray
July 13, 1967
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Prometheus Bound derived from Aeschylus, by Robert Lowell
July 13, 1967
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HUAC
September 8, 1966
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On Two Poets
May 12, 1966
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Near the Ocean
March 31, 1966
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Nine Poems by Ossip Mandelstam
December 23, 1965
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Randall Jarrell, 1914 - 1965
November 25, 1965
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Central Park
October 14, 1965
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Waking Early Sunday Morning
August 5, 1965
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The Opposite House
April 8, 1965
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Two Odes from Horace
January 28, 1965
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July in Washington
July 9, 1964
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The Poetry of John Berryman
May 28, 1964
77 Dream Songs by John Berryman
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Buenos Aires
February 1, 1963
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Robert Frost: 1875–1963
February 1, 1963