Donald Hall

This page from the literary journal Ploughshares has a photo and biography of Hall, along with lots of related links. It's a great place to start your Internet research.

This interview, called "Work That Builds a Sense of Home," took place between Steven Ratiner of the Christian Science Monitor and Hall in 1991. After reading it, consider: What does the title mean?

The Atlantic Monthly online posted this conversation between Hall and Allan Reeder in 1996, in which they talk about some of his (then) thirty-six books and four plays. You'll also find some links to poems on the page.

The SportingNews online has posted Dock Ellis's career stats and an essay about what he's up to now.

The Academy of American Poets has posted Hall's poem "Death to the Death of Poetry" on their site.

Here's The Elements of Style(1918 edition) in etext at Bartleby.com. It's a book every writer and reader should know.

If Hall's discussion interests you, be sure to check out this directory on reading from Google.com.