Hart Crane
1899 – 1932
71 works on record
Works
Hart Crane Complete Poems and Selected Letters (Library of America)
2006
Complete poems and selected letters
2006
Three poems
2004
The correspondence between Hart Crane and Waldo Frank
1998
O my land, my friends
1997
Voices & Visions-Hart Crane
1996
The poems of Hart Crane
1986
Tennessee Williams Reads Hart Crane
1985
Porphyro in Akron
1980
Hart Crane
1980
Tennessee Williams Reads
1977
Letters of Hart Crane and his family
1974
Ten unpublished poems
1972
The poetry of the Negro, 1746-1970
1970
Twenty-one letters from Hart Crane to George Bryan
1968
Complete poems and selected letters and prose
1966
Seven lyrics
1966
Comp Poems H Crane
1966
To Brooklyn Bridge, and other poems
1965
The complete poems and selected letters and prose of Hart Crane
1960
Complete poems
1958
Voyages
1957
Letters, 1916-1932
1952
Correspondence
1952
The collected poems
1946
Complete Poems of Hart Crane
1946
The collected poems of Hart Crane
1933
The bridge
1930
Eldorado
1930
Two poems
1927
White buildings
1926
Words of Ages
The bridge
A Pagan anthology
The complete poems and selected letters and prose of Hart Crane
The complete poems and selected letters and prose of Hart Crane
The Britannica Library of Great American Writing - Volume II
Poems
The collected poems of Hart Crane
Letters, 1916-1932
Carrier letter
Three songs from The bridge
Weisse Bauten
Porphyro in Akron
White buildings
Ten unpublished poems
A note on Minns
The bridge
Age of Reason Reader
Fear ; Annunciations
[Sketch of Waldo Frank]
Age of Reason Reader
Moment fugue
Il ponte, e altre poesie
March
Notes on literature
Three poems by Hart Crane from the bridge
With a photograph to Zell, now bound for Spain
Two letters
"First day cover - launching of S. S. Hart Crane", California Shipbuilding Corporation, Terminal Island, California, Wednesday, December 22, 1943
Seven lyrics
The collected poems of Hart Crane
In shadow
Voyages I
Pastorale
The complete poems of Hart Crane
At Melville's tomb
Amico mio, è questa Sleepy Hollow?
Anchises's navel
Hart Crane's correspondence with his mother and grandmother
White buildings