John Henry Holland Summary

Critical Essay by Louis L. Martz Hollander has written his Reflections on Espionage in the form of a single long poem composed in strict eleven-syllable lines, except for twenty-one lines at the very... Read more

Critical Essay by Alicia Ostriker Hollander's tastes are eclectic, which enables him to write cogently [in Vision and Resonance] on poets as disparate as Donne, Jonson and Campion, Marvell, Mi... Read more

Critical Essay by Michael Wood [Cleverness] is not a vice, indeed I regard it as something of a virtue, and in John Hollander's poems it is the clearest sign of his extraordinary gift. Spectra... Read more

Critical Essay by Richard Poirier "Spectral Emanations," the extraordinarily brilliant and ambitious work in poetry and prose which leads off [the collection by the same title], is prom... Read more

Critical Essay by Richmond Lattimore John Hollander does not become easier as he goes, nor does the somewhat frustrated pleasure of reading him grow less. He is always on the point of being fully com... Read more