Irving Broughton
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- 1901
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- writer · teacher · film director
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Irving Broughton (born 1901) is a writer, teacher and film director.
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- 1.Ehrenreich, Ben. The Long Goodbye. Poetry Foundation. January 18, 2008.
- 2.Wright, C. D. "Frank Stanford: Blue Yodel Of A Wayfaring Stranger," Oxford American, Issue 52, pp. 98–105. Winter 2006.
- 3.Frank Stanford at the Social Security Death Index. Confirms August 1, 1948 birth.
- 4.Dorothy Stanford at the Social Security Death Index.
- 5.Stanford, Frank. The Battlefield Where The Moon Says I Love You, biographical note and C. D. Wright's preface. No place given: Lost Roads no. 50, 2000. .
- 6.Albert Stanford at the Social Security Death Index.
- 7.Subiaco Academy records, Registrar's office. Accessed by Registrar Lou Trusty at Subiaco Academy on November 19, 2008. Stanford attended Sherwood Junior High School for 7th grade (1960–1961), Mountain Home Junior High School for 8th grade (1961–1962), Mountain Home High School for 9th and 10th grades (1962–1964), and Subiaco Academy for 11th and 12th grades (1964–1966). Stanford graduated from Subiaco on May 27, 1966.
- 8.Wright, C. D. Epilogue, The Singing Knives (Lost Roads,1979). Re: unpublished manuscripts, Wright's epilogue notes the existence of fifty complete manuscripts of poetry, short fiction, screenplays, and essays.
- 9.Stanford's poetry in three issues. 1) Stokesbury, Leon, ed. Preview. 1968–1969; 2) Stokesbury, Leon, ed. Preview: The Literature. 1970; 3) Stanford, Frank, ed. Preview: Eight Poets. 1971. College of Arts and Sciences, University of Arkansas. Stanford was Associate Editor for the 1970 issue and Editor for the 1971 issue.
- 10.Wright, C. D. "Frank Stanford", The Before Columbus Poetry Anthology. W. W. Norton. 1991.
- 11.Inge, M. Thomas. The New Encyclopedia of Southern Culture: Volume 9: Literature. UNC Press Books. 427. 2014. 9781469616643.
- 12.Mississippi Quarterly, Vol. 24, No. 4, Fall 1971, p. 405. Mississippi State, MS: Mississippi State University. The Hollins Conference on Creative Writing and Cinema took place June 15–28, 1970.
- 13.Broughton, Irv. "Tracing The Tale" (Letters To The Editor), Poets & Writers, September 2002.
- 14.Stanford's poetry in three issues. The Mill Mountain Review, Vol. 1, No. 2; 1970. Vol. 1, No. 3; 1971. Vol. 1, No. 4; 1971. Seattle, WA: Mill Mountain Press.
- 15.Stanford, Frank. The Singing Knives. Seattle, WA: Mill Mountain Press. 1971. . "The Minnow" reprinted here with permission from C. D. Wright, rights holder. Re: publication date, some sources have listed book's publication date as 1972 (such as stated on the copyright page in the 2008 reprint), but book itself lists 1971.
- 16.Broughton, Irv, ed. The Writer's Mind: Interviews With American Authors. 3 vols. Fayetteville, Arkansas: University of Arkansas Press. 1989–1990.
- 17.Stanford, Frank. "Blue Yodel Of The Desperado." Constant Stranger, p 29. Seattle, WA: Mill Mountain Press. 1976.
- 18.Stanford worked with R. S. Gwynn at Kemp, Christner & Associates, a land surveying company, in summer 1970.
- 19.Father Nicholas Fuhrmann at Subiaco Abbey and Academy by phone on February 15, 2008. Re: his last meeting with Stanford, Fuhrmann remembered it as being approximately ten days before Stanford died, but Stanford was in New Orleans for his last two and a half weeks, so the Stanford/Fuhrmann meeting was probably at least a few weeks before his death.
- 20.Stanford, Frank. Arkansas Bench Stone. Seattle, WA: Mill Mountain Press. 1975.
- 21.Bachar, Greg. "It Wasn't A Dream, It Was A Flood: Constant Stranger" , Rain Taxi, Vol. 3, No. 3. Fall 1998.
- 22.The film includes a recording of Stanford reading his work, his poem, "Linger," from Ladies From Hell (Mill Mountain Press, 1974).
- 23.Stanford, Frank. Ladies From Hell. Seattle, WA: Mill Mountain Press. 1974. "Death In The Cool Evening" reprinted here with permission from Ginny Stanford, rights holder.
- 24.Stanford, Frank. Field Talk. Seattle, WA: Mill Mountain Press. 1975.
- 25.Stanford, Frank. Shade. Seattle, WA: Mill Mountain Press. Limited Edition. Second Edition. 1975. The publication date of Shade is a source of much confusion. The book's title page notes 1975, the copyright page reads "Copyright 1973, 1975 by Frank Stanford," "Second Edition," and the book's front matter lists "SHADE 1973" under "Books By Frank Stanford."
- 26.Stanford, Ginny. "Death In The Cool Evening", The Portable Plateau, 1:1. Joplin, Missouri: Ridgerunner Press. 1997; The Alsop Review (reprint). The essay as published in The Portable Plateau differs by two additional sentences and it incorporates Stanford's poem of the same name.
- 27.Wright, C. D. "Finishing The First" , Poets & Writers, December 2006.
- 28.Hall, R. C. "Death Of A Major Voice In Arkansas", The Arkansas Times, December 1978.
- 29.DuVal, John. C. D. Wright (1949–), The Encyclopedia of Arkansas History And Culture, November 26, 2007.
- 30.Roy Reed. "Arts in Arkansas: They Make Music, Poetry, Even Movies." The New York Times. February 2, 1977.
- 31.Stanford, Frank. "Letter to David Walker", April 1, 1974. The Alsop Review.
- 32.Stanford, Frank. The Battlefield Where The Moon Says I Love You. Fayetteville, AR: Mill Mountain/Lost Roads nos. 7–12, 1977. .
- 33.Staff reports. "Gunshot Wounds Fatal," Northwest Arkansas Times, June 5, 1978. Police reported that Stanford was dead on their arrival to the home at 7:28 p.m.; Deputy Coroner Hugh Huppert subsequently ruled the death a suicide.
- 34.Frank Stanford, Academy of American Poets, 2008.
- 35.Stanford's bio at the Alsop Review reports a ".22 revolver." At least three other accounts describe a pistol: "The Long Goodbye" (Poetry Foundation, 2008) refers to a ".22-caliber target pistol"; in a 1997 essay, C. D. Wright describes a "target pistol"; newspaper accounts published at the time also referred to a ".22 caliber pistol." Thus, information in Alsop Review is likely a misprint.
- 36.Thomas, Lorenzo. "Finders, Losers: Frank Stanford's Song Of The South", January 2, 1979.
- 37.Holman, Bob. "Trace of a Tale: C. D. Wright: An Investigative Poem", Poets & Writers Magazine, May 2002.
- 38.Stanford, Frank. Crib Death. Kensington, CA: Ironwood Press. 1978.
- 39.klipschutz.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Stanford-final-galleys.pdf. klipschutz.com. 2016.
- 40.Stanford, Frank. You. Fayetteville, AR: Lost Roads. 1979. . No place given: Lost Roads. 2008. . "Instead" reprinted here with permission from C. D. Wright, rights holder.
- 41.Stanford, Frank. Conditions Uncertain And Likely To Pass Away. Providence, RI: Lost Roads no. 37, 1990. . Re: date of publication, some sources list "1991" (date on book's back cover), but title page and copyright page print 1990.
- 42.Stanford, Frank. The Light The Dead See: Selected Poems of Frank Stanford, p ix. Leon Stokesbury, ed. Fayetteville, AR: The University of Arkansas Press. 1991.
- 43.Stanford, Frank. The battlefield where the moon says I love you. Lost Roads Publishers. 2000. 978-0918786500.
- 44.Stanford, Frank. The singing knives : poems. Lost Roads Publishers. 2008. 978-0918786555.
- 45.Lost Roads Publishers. You : poems. 2008. 9780918786562.
- 46.Stanford, Frank. Hidden Water: From the Frank Stanford Archives. Third Man Books. 2015. 9780991336135.
- 47.Stanford, Ginny. "Requiem: A Fragment," The New Orleans Review. New Orleans, LA: Loyola University New Orleans, 1994.
- 48.Wright, C. D. "Frank Stanford, Of the Mulberry Family: An Arkansas Epilogue," Conjunctions, 29. Bard College, 1997.
- 49.Stern, Steve. The Moon & Ruben Shein. Little Rock, AR: August House Publishers. 1984.
- 50.Gander, Forrest. As A Friend. New York, NY: New Directions Publishing Corporation. 2008.
- 51.Academy of American Poets. "Miller & Lucinda Williams: All in the Family", Poets.org, 2004. Williams' father is Miller Williams, a professor of creative writing at the University of Arkansas.
- 52.Buford, Bill. "Delta Nights", The New Yorker, June 5, 2000.
- 53.Lucinda Williams biography, allmusic [ ]
- 54.Collins, Billy. "The Ballad of the Ballad, Poetry's Bearer of Bad News" The New York Times. April 11, 2003.
- 55.The tribute took place on July 26, 1997 at Vox Anima Artspace, a Fayetteville gallery formerly at 7 E. Mountain St. Leilani Law, Curator, with Brent Long coordinating the tribute.
- 56.Stanford's poetry in two issues. The American Poetry Review, Vol. 4, No. 2; 1975. Vol. 8, No. 2; 1979. Philadelphia, PA: The American Poetry Review.
- 57.Chicago Review, Vol. 23, No. 1. Chicago, IL: University of Chicago. 1971.
- 58.Stanford's poetry in three issues. FIELD, Issue 10, Spring 1974; Issue 11, August 1974; Issue 12, Spring 1975. "Blue Yodel Of Her Feet" in Issue 12. Oberlin, OH: Oberlin College.
- 59.Stanford's poetry in three issues. The Iowa Review, Vol. 3, No. 3; Summer 1972. Vol. 5, No. 2; Spring 1974. Vol. 5, No. 4; Spring 1974. Iowa City, IA: University of Iowa.
- 60.Stanford's poetry in three issues while living. Cuddihy, Michael, ed. Ironwood, Issue 4, 1974; Issue 6, 1975; Issue 9, Spring 1977. Tucson: Ironwood Press.
- 61.Hitchcock, George, ed. kayak, Issue 26. Santa Cruz, CA: Kayak Books. 1971.
- 62.The Massachusetts Review Vol. xiii, No. 4. Amherst, MA: University of Massachusetts Amherst. August 1972.
- 63.The Nation, Vol. 213, No. 10. New York: The Nation Associates, Inc. 1971.
- 64.Solotaroff, Theodore, ed. New American Review, No. 11. New York: Simon & Schuster. 1971.
- 65.Packard, William, ed. The New York Quarterly, Issue 15. Summer 1973. New York: New York Quarterly Poetry Review Foundation. 1973.
- 66.Poetry Now, Vol. 1, No. 2. 1975.
- 67.Passes, Pipa. Nana para una niña que dicen no sobrevivirá a esta noche Frank Stanford. Buenos Aires Poetry. 2024-08-24.
- 68.Passes, Pipa. Tres poemas de «Smoking Grapevine» (after Nicanor Parra) Frank Stanford. Buenos Aires Poetry. 2023-08-28.
- 69.Prairie Schooner, Vol. 48, No. 3. Lincoln, NE: University of Nebraska Press. 1974.
- 70.Frank Stanford bibliography , Verdant Press, 2008.
- 71.Cuddihy, Michael, ed. The Ironwood Review, Issue 17, pp 105, 137. Tucson, AZ. 1981.
- 72.Lux, Thomas. "'Brother Leo Told Me The Bell Was Ringing': On Frank Stanford," FIELD, Issue 52, pp 49–55. Oberlin, OH. 1979.
- 73.Upton, Lee. Review of The Light The Dead See, Mid-American Review, Issue 13.1–2, pp 207–10. Bowling Green State University; Bowling Green, OH. 1991.
- 74.Bradley, John. Review of The Light The Dead See, The Bloomsbury Review, p 30, July/August 1991.
- 75.Stanford, Frank. What about This: Collected Poems of Frank Stanford. Copper Canyon Press. XI. 1 April 2015. 978-1556594687.
- 76.Garner, Dwight. Review: 'What About This: Collected Poems of Frank Stanford'. The New York Times. 6 April 2015.
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