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I was there because my mother had died in that city and I had to take care of the arrangements. Kallman was there because he was trying to lose him- self, and perhaps Auden, in the one place where he had almost always been reliably happy. Thekla Clark's lovely book Wystan and Chester, which is really a portrait of a marriage, has an extremely louche shot of Chester with an unknown but distinctly strapping Evzone soldier, along with a high-camp postcard that he sent from Athens, hinting at pleas...ures undreamt-of.
POETS WE'VE KNOWN 339 It turned out that this same project was still much on his mind, but in a considerably less delightful way. There had just been another right-wing military coup in Greece, the streets were full of tanks and the clinics full of wounded students, and a certain Brigadier Tsoumbas was rumored to be the new minister of the interior. I can still hear the ominous way that Kallman pronounced the name: "Tsoum-bass." It emerged that in an earlier incarnation this Brigadier had tried to get Kallman deported for his unceasing attempts to corrupt and de- prave Greek soldiery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was there because my mother had died in that city and I had to take care of the arrangements. Kallman was there because he was trying to lose him- self, and perhaps Auden, in the one place where he had almost always been reliably happy. Thekla Clark's lovely book Wystan and Chester, which is really a portrait of a marriage, has an extremely louche shot of Chester with an unknown but distinctly strapping Evzone soldier, along with a high-camp postcard that he sent from Athens, hinting at pleas...ures undreamt-of.
POETS WE'VE KNOWN 339 It turned out that this same project was still much on his mind, but in a considerably less delightful way. There had just been another right-wing military coup in Greece, the streets were full of tanks and the clinics full of wounded students, and a certain Brigadier Tsoumbas was rumored to be the new minister of the interior. I can still hear the ominous way that Kallman pronounced the name: "Tsoum-bass." It emerged that in an earlier incarnation this Brigadier had tried to get Kallman deported for his unceasing attempts to corrupt and de- prave Greek soldiery.
What to read after Poetry 190?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet Monroe to read onlineMoreLess
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