Jon Curley is senior university lecturer in the humanities at New Jersey Institute of Technology.Burt Kimmelman is professor of English at New Jersey Institute of Technology.

[This book] is an impressive and seminal body of original scholarship and highly recommended for academic library [and] Literary Studies in general, and Michael Heller supplemental studies lists in particular.

• Burt Kimmelman, ForewordJon Curley, Introduction: Charting a Nomadic Course: Michael Heller’s Dispersions of TraditionTyrone Williams, “’To place a word on it’: burning maps, drawing networks”:Michael Heller, This Constellation Is A Name: Collected Poems 1965-2010Henry Weinfield, “Truth Also Is the Pursuit of It”: Heller’s Encounter with OppenEric Hoffman, On Michael Heller’s “Stanzas Without Ozymandias”Romana Huk, “Writing in the danger zone”: Michael Heller’s poetics of naming Hélène Aji, Why Walter Benjamin? A Brief Note on Two OperasElisabeth Joyce, “Poetics of Remembrance”: Michael Heller as Memorial CandleStephen Fredman, Judaism as Loss in the Poetry of Michael HellerDavid Herd, ‘Poetry on abandoned ground’: Michael Heller’s EschatonNorman Finkelstein, Afterword: Michael Heller: The Philosophical Poet In the Age of the SimulacrumBurt Kimmelman and Jon Curley, “Interview with Michael Heller”Works Cited (for volume)Works Cited (works by Michael Heller)Words Cited (articles, reviews, essays about Michael Heller)

Jon Curley is senior university lecturer in the humanities at New Jersey Institute of Technology.Burt Kimmelman is professor of English at New Jersey Institute of Technology.

[This book] is an impressive and seminal body of original scholarship and highly recommended for academic library [and] Literary Studies in general, and Michael Heller supplemental studies lists in particular.

• Burt Kimmelman, ForewordJon Curley, Introduction: Charting a Nomadic Course: Michael Heller’s Dispersions of TraditionTyrone Williams, “’To place a word on it’: burning maps, drawing networks”:Michael Heller, This Constellation Is A Name: Collected Poems 1965-2010Henry Weinfield, “Truth Also Is the Pursuit of It”: Heller’s Encounter with OppenEric Hoffman, On Michael Heller’s “Stanzas Without Ozymandias”Romana Huk, “Writing in the danger zone”: Michael Heller’s poetics of naming Hélène Aji, Why Walter Benjamin? A Brief Note on Two OperasElisabeth Joyce, “Poetics of Remembrance”: Michael Heller as Memorial CandleStephen Fredman, Judaism as Loss in the Poetry of Michael HellerDavid Herd, ‘Poetry on abandoned ground’: Michael Heller’s EschatonNorman Finkelstein, Afterword: Michael Heller: The Philosophical Poet In the Age of the SimulacrumBurt Kimmelman and Jon Curley, “Interview with Michael Heller”Works Cited (for volume)Works Cited (works by Michael Heller)Words Cited (articles, reviews, essays about Michael Heller)

Jon Curley is senior university lecturer in the humanities at New Jersey Institute of Technology.Burt Kimmelman is professor of English at New Jersey Institute of Technology.

[This book] is an impressive and seminal body of original scholarship and highly recommended for academic library [and] Literary Studies in general, and Michael Heller supplemental studies lists in particular.

• Burt Kimmelman, ForewordJon Curley, Introduction: Charting a Nomadic Course: Michael Heller’s Dispersions of TraditionTyrone Williams, “’To place a word on it’: burning maps, drawing networks”:Michael Heller, This Constellation Is A Name: Collected Poems 1965-2010Henry Weinfield, “Truth Also Is the Pursuit of It”: Heller’s Encounter with OppenEric Hoffman, On Michael Heller’s “Stanzas Without Ozymandias”Romana Huk, “Writing in the danger zone”: Michael Heller’s poetics of naming Hélène Aji, Why Walter Benjamin? A Brief Note on Two OperasElisabeth Joyce, “Poetics of Remembrance”: Michael Heller as Memorial CandleStephen Fredman, Judaism as Loss in the Poetry of Michael HellerDavid Herd, ‘Poetry on abandoned ground’: Michael Heller’s EschatonNorman Finkelstein, Afterword: Michael Heller: The Philosophical Poet In the Age of the SimulacrumBurt Kimmelman and Jon Curley, “Interview with Michael Heller”Works Cited (for volume)Works Cited (works by Michael Heller)Words Cited (articles, reviews, essays about Michael Heller)