MICHAEL COYLE is Professor of English at Colgate University and has published widely on Pound. ROXANA PREDA is Leverhulme Fellow in American Literature at the University of Edinburgh.

As seasoned scholars with a mature capacity for untangling skeins of fact and weaving narrative, considering the big picture steadily and whole, Coyle and Preda have developed a magnificent achievement making sense of (and offering a very legible map of) this Poundian world and its major driving vortices. Above all, beyond the controversies and gossip, the cliques, the frequent masculinism, the eccentricity and sometime crankishness, they rightly feature the work of scholarship-the courageous and generous achievement of generations of Pound scholars who always moved to a different rhythm, stubborn against the grain of mainstream academia.

• PrefaceFrom Wabash to Washington, 1907-1947A Prize Fight and Institutionalization, 1948-1951Kenner, Watts, and Professional Attention, 1951-1961Sailing after Knowledge, 1962-1971The Pound Era and Its Monumental Companion, 1971-1985Ezra Pound Studies and the Postmodern Turn, 1980-1990Reading Ezra Pound in the New Millennium, 1990-2016The Many Lives of Ezra Pound: Biographies and Memoirs, 1960-2015Periodicals on Ezra Pound, 1954-2017ConclusionChronology of the Bollingen ControversyBibliographyIndex

MICHAEL COYLE is Professor of English at Colgate University and has published widely on Pound. ROXANA PREDA is Leverhulme Fellow in American Literature at the University of Edinburgh.

As seasoned scholars with a mature capacity for untangling skeins of fact and weaving narrative, considering the big picture steadily and whole, Coyle and Preda have developed a magnificent achievement making sense of (and offering a very legible map of) this Poundian world and its major driving vortices. Above all, beyond the controversies and gossip, the cliques, the frequent masculinism, the eccentricity and sometime crankishness, they rightly feature the work of scholarship-the courageous and generous achievement of generations of Pound scholars who always moved to a different rhythm, stubborn against the grain of mainstream academia.

• PrefaceFrom Wabash to Washington, 1907-1947A Prize Fight and Institutionalization, 1948-1951Kenner, Watts, and Professional Attention, 1951-1961Sailing after Knowledge, 1962-1971The Pound Era and Its Monumental Companion, 1971-1985Ezra Pound Studies and the Postmodern Turn, 1980-1990Reading Ezra Pound in the New Millennium, 1990-2016The Many Lives of Ezra Pound: Biographies and Memoirs, 1960-2015Periodicals on Ezra Pound, 1954-2017ConclusionChronology of the Bollingen ControversyBibliographyIndex

MICHAEL COYLE is Professor of English at Colgate University and has published widely on Pound. ROXANA PREDA is Leverhulme Fellow in American Literature at the University of Edinburgh.

As seasoned scholars with a mature capacity for untangling skeins of fact and weaving narrative, considering the big picture steadily and whole, Coyle and Preda have developed a magnificent achievement making sense of (and offering a very legible map of) this Poundian world and its major driving vortices. Above all, beyond the controversies and gossip, the cliques, the frequent masculinism, the eccentricity and sometime crankishness, they rightly feature the work of scholarship-the courageous and generous achievement of generations of Pound scholars who always moved to a different rhythm, stubborn against the grain of mainstream academia.

• PrefaceFrom Wabash to Washington, 1907-1947A Prize Fight and Institutionalization, 1948-1951Kenner, Watts, and Professional Attention, 1951-1961Sailing after Knowledge, 1962-1971The Pound Era and Its Monumental Companion, 1971-1985Ezra Pound Studies and the Postmodern Turn, 1980-1990Reading Ezra Pound in the New Millennium, 1990-2016The Many Lives of Ezra Pound: Biographies and Memoirs, 1960-2015Periodicals on Ezra Pound, 1954-2017ConclusionChronology of the Bollingen ControversyBibliographyIndex