>
> I am inviting people to engage in a conversation regarding authors who
> also produced noteworthy art.
> The poetry of E.E. Cummings has been a recurrent interest of mine and I
> have just discovered his
> work in the graphic arts.  As a result, I am preparing a paper on
> Cummings' dual role as poet and
> graphic artist and am exploring how the work in the two fields influenced
> each other.  Any and all
> information regarding Cummings or of other author/artists would be greatly
> appreciated.
> Please send by November 30.
>
>            -Margaret LaRaia
>  (a slightly desperate graduate student)
 
Margaret,
        Don't discount the works of poets traditionally considered
"children's" authors.   Specifically, the works of Shel Silverstein and
Edward Gorey are noteworthy examples of the type of material you seek.
 
 
Brian Gallagher
 
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