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In this 1988 episode of Voices & Visions, a series produced by the New York Center for Visual History for PBS, the life and work of American poet Hart Crane is explored through interviews, archival footage, and readings.
"Modernism displaces its readers into the future.... I wanted to kind of purge myself of those tendencies." The award-winning poet and author, whose latest novel, 10:04, was published by Faber & Faber last September, speaks with Paul Holdengräber about modernist literature and what sincerity means.
