"'CRONOS' and 'The Golden Goose': Vital Chapters in the History of Post-War Poetry and Publishing"

2025-01-31 (Creation date: 2024-10-24)

Adams, David, 1946-

Slides and audio commentary from a presentation delivered at BGSU's William T. Jerome Library by poet David Adams on October 24, 2024. Adams discusses his decades-long research into the editorial and publishing histories of the pioneering post-war American literary magazines "CRONOS" and "The Golden Goose," which culminated in the publication of Adams's monograph on the subject in 2024. A written transcript of Mr. Adams's audio commentary is also provided (see the Files tab above).

Published between 1947 and 1954, "CRONOS" and "The Golden Goose" were founded by The Ohio State University undergraduate students Richard Wirtz Emerson, Gene D. Symonds, Ward Taylor, and Frederick Eckman, the last of whom would later go on to become Professor of English at Bowling Green State University and co-founder of BGSU's Creative Writing Program, and a mentor to author David Adams during his undergraduate tenure at BGSU in the 1960s.

Bowling Green State University

Educational; Commentary; Talk

American literature -- 20th century; American poetry -- 20th century; Eckman, Frederick, 1924-1996; Emerson, Richard Wirtz, 1924-; Symonds, Gene D.; Taylor, Ward

20th century

CAC Lectures Series

Center for Archival Collections

Adams, David. "'CRONOS' and 'The Golden Goose': Chapters in the History of Post-War Poetry and Publishing." David Adams, 2024.