Jonathan Williams
1929
63 works on record
Works
Jubilant thicket
2005
Kinnikinnick brand kickapoo joy-juice
2004
No-nonse-nse
1993
Metafours for mysophobes / Jonathan Williams
1990
Uncle Gus Flaubert rates the Jargon Society
1989
Aposiopeses
1988
Noah Webster to wee Lorine Niedecker
1986
April 19, Lexington nocturne
1983
The magpieʼs bagpipe
1982
The Delian seasons
1982
Get hot or get out
1982
Elite/elate poems
1979
Portrait photographs
1979
Untinears & antennae for Maurice Ravel
1977
Five from up t' Dale
1974
Thermometrical navigation..
1973
The loco logodaedalist in situ
1972
Blues & roots, rue & bluets
1971
Strung out with Elgar on a hill
1970
Six rusticated, wall-eyed poems
1969
Mahler
1969
An ear in Bartram's tree
1969
Descant on Rawthey's madrigal; conversations with Basil Bunting
1968
The lucidities
1967
Polycotyledonous poems
1967
Fifty epiphytes
1967
Elegies and celebrations
1962
In England's green &
1962
Amen, huzza, selah. Poems by Jonathan Williams. A pref.? by Louis Zukofsky
1956
Four stoppages
1953
Edward Dahlberg: a tribute
Krino, 1986-1996
Madeira & toasts for Basil Bunting's 75th birthday
Jonathan Williams--a poet collects
The Field day anthology of Irish writing
The Field day anthology of Irish writing
The Field day anthology of Irish writing
Epitaphs for Lorine
The Macon County North Carolina Meshuga Sound Society, Jonathan Williams, musical director, presents
5 visual poems
Ripostes
My Quaker-atheist friend
A discrete sign on the Steinway in the Phillips Memorial Gallery suggests, the piano is for concerts only, please do not play it or use it as a table
Hot what?
Super-duper zuppa inglese
Shankum naggum
In the azure over the squalor
Super-duper zuppa inglese
Hot what?
Lord Stodge's good thing guide to over 100 English delights
Amen-Huzza-Selah
Dear world, forget it! love, Mnemosyne
Jonathan Williams' quote book
Uncle Gus Flaubert rates the Jargon Society
Shankum naggum
Jargon Society publisher's notes
Four jargonelles from the herbalist's notebook
The loco logodaedalist in situ
A discrete sign on the Steinway
Jargon 31
The blue and the brown
The Maximus poems
Lord, lord, lord