[Mark Blaeuer]

Mark Blaeuer, Fragments of a Nocturne (White Violet Press, 2014).

[Clive Watkins]

There are other folks from earlier days. I recall in particular Bob Mezey (b. 1935) and Deborah Warren, both of whom made significant contributions to Eratosphere over several years. (Carol Taylor had at least one chapbook.) And are we to include those who made “guest appearances” on one basis or another? If so, you would have to look at Greg Williamson and of course Anthony Hecht and Richard Wilbur. In my view, the list ought to be confined to those who posted work here. That would admit Bob Mezey and Deborah Warren but exclude Williamson, Hecht and Wilbur.

Clive

[Andrew Frisardi]

Others of mine:

--Dante, Convivio (Cambridge University Press, 2017). Translation, notes, and introduction.
--The Quest for Knowledge in Dante's Convivio (Temenos Academy, 2015). Essays.
--Brian Keeble, Daily Bread: Art and Work in the Reign of Quantity (Angelico Press, 2015). Edited and introduced.
--The Young Dante and the One Love (Temenos Academy, 2013). Essays.
--Dante, Vita Nova (Northwestern University Press, 2012). Translation, notes, and introduction.
--Franco Loi, Air and Memory, (Counterpath Press, 2007). Translation, notes, and introduction.
--Giuseppe Ungaretti, Selected Poems (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 2002, and Carcanet Press, 2004). Translation, notes, and introduction.

[Max Goodman]

Jan D. Hodge The Bard Double-Dactyled and Other Odd Pieces (Morningside College Press, 2007).
---. Taking Shape (Able Muse, 2015).

[Maryann Corbett]

Spurred by Clive's post about Warren and Mezey, I've just been looking through old GT threads to jog my memory about poets who have not been around lately but who have, as I believe, some books out. There are too many for me to research them all. Perhaps others will take up the causes of those you remember with pleasure. (I'll double-check the list at the top after I post.)

Joseph Bottum
Katy Evans-Bush
Chris Childers
Toni (Antonia) Clark
Robert Clawson
Wiley Clemens
Peter Coghill
Jehanne Dubrow
Mark Granier
Jim Hayes
Robin Kemp
Janet Kenny
David Landrum
Barbara Loots
Mick McManus
Stephen Scaer
Steven Schroeder
Alan Sullivan
Alan Wickes

[Tony Barnstone]

All updates added. Best, Tony

[R. Nemo Hill]

Some books missing from Wendy Videlock's list:
Ghost Buffalo, Dyad Press, 2015
What's That Supposed To Mean, Exot Books, 2011

And this one:

Virgula Divina, Peleg Held (Andrew Mandelbaum), Dyad Press, 2015

[Tony Barnstone]

Got it. Thanks, Nemo

[Maryann Corbett]

Wiley Clements. Yesterday, or Long Ago (Clock and Rose Press, 2004)

(Known on the Sphere as Golias.)

[marly youmans]

I wasn't planning on contributing to the list since, as Clive points out, maybe people who haven't been been a part of the workshopping of poems shouldn't be a part of it. And while I've enjoyed meeting eratosphereans here and elsewhere, and ferreting out books, I haven't been a big contributor. But as I seem to be already on with one book, I'll add my bit.

Little Jordan (David R. Godine, 1995) novella
Catherwood (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1996) novel
The Wolf Pit (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 2001) novel
The Curse of the Raven Mocker (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 2003) y.a. fantasy
Claire (Louisiana State University Poetry Series, 2003) poetry collection
Ingledove (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 2005) y.a. fantasy
Val/Orson (UK: P. S. Publishing, 2009) novel
The Throne of Psyche (Mercer University Press, 2011) poetry collection
A Death at the White Camellia Orphanage (Mercer University Press, 2012) novel
Thaliad (Montreal: Phoenicia Publishing, 2012) post-apocalyptic epic poem
The Foliate Head (UK: Stanza Press, 2012) poetry collection
Glimmerglass (Mercer University Press, 2014) novel
Maze of Blood (Mercer University Press, 2015) novel