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BH. John Gould Fletcher, 1886~1950
Primary Materials
1. From the Japanese, 1913.
2. Irradiations, Sand and Spray, 1915.
3. Japanese Prints, 1915.
4. Goblins and Pagodas, 1916.
5. The Secret of Far Eastern Painting, 1917.
6. Japanese Prints, 1917.
7. Japanese Prints, 1918.
8. Breakers and Granite, 1921.
9. Preludes and Symphonies, 1922.
10. Buddhism and Christianity, 1925.
11. East and West, 1928.
12. The Impulse of Poetry, 1931.
13. Life is My Song, 1937.
14. Selected Poems, 1938.
15. The Orient and Contemporary Poetry, 1945.
16. The Tree at Hiroshima, 1946.
17. Foreword to A Pepper-Pod, 1947.
18. To Yone Noguchii [1921], 1975.
19. To R. N. Linscott and to Amy Lowell [1916, 1918], 1978.
20. Selected Poems of John Gould Fletcher, 1988.
21. Selected Essays of John Gould Fletcher, 1989.
22. Selected Letters of John Gould Fletcher, 1996.
Secondary Materials
24. Reviews of Goblins and Pagodas, 1916-17.
25. Reviews of Japanese Prints, 1918-19.
26. Babette Deutsch, Review of Selected Poems, 1938.
27. Edna Buell Stephens, The Oriental Influence in John Gould Fletcher, 1961.
28. Edna B. Stephens, John Gould Fletcher, 1967.
29. Edmund S. de Chasca, John Gould Fletcher and Imagism, 1978.
30. Bruce Morton, John Gould Fletcher: A Bibliography, 1979.
31. Meredith Yearsley, John Gould Fletcher, 1986.
32. Nishiguchi Junko, John Gould Fletcher no Japanese Prints o megutte: ukiyoe to haiku no eikyô (The influence of ukiyoe and haiku on Fletcher’s Japanese Prints), 1986.
33. Nishiguchi Junko, John Gould Fletcher to tôyô (Fletcher and the Orient), 1988.
34. Lucas Carpenter, John Gould Fletcher and Southern Modernism, 1990.
35. Ben F. Johnson, III, Fierce Solitude: A Life of John Gould Fletcher, 1994.
36. See also.
