Guy Davenport I never met Guy Davenport, but from the mid-seventies, when I first read his dazzling short story collection Tatlin! (the title story partly inspired my book The Futurist Moment), I’ve been savoring his c

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Date: 2008-08-27 17:25:01 Guy Davenport Ezra Pound Ludwig Wittgenstein The Cantos Hugh Kenner Davenport Literature Modernism Nationality		Guy Davenport I never met Guy Davenport, but from the mid-seventies, when I first read his dazzling short story collection Tatlin! (the title story partly inspired my book The Futurist Moment), I’ve been savoring his c Add to Reading List Source URL: epc.buffalo.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 451,52 KB Share Document on Facebook

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