RandallJarrell (Randall? Jarrell,1914–1965), American poet, critic and novelist. The Woman in the Washington Zoo (1960) contains poems translated by himself and European poets, and won the American National Book Award. Jerry was born in Nashville, Tennessee. He graduated from Vanderbilt University and later taught in several universities.
His other works include:
Poetry-"blood for strangers" (blood? For what? Answer? Stranger) (1942), the whole poem (all? Poetry) (1969). ? Comment-"Poetry and Times" (Poetry? And then what? That? Age) (1953), the sad person in the supermarket (a? Sad? Heart? Where is it? That? Supermarket) (1962), The third episode of comments (the? Third? Books? Yes? Criticism) (1969), Kipling and Auden (Kipling,? Auden? & amp？ Co)？ (1980). University pictures (pictures? From where? Ann? Institution (1954) is a comedy novel. The bat poet (the? Bat? Poet) (1964), animal family (The? Animals? Family) (1965) and can't trust (fly? By who? Night (1976) is a children's book, and maurice sendak drew illustrations for it. RandallJarrell's letter (Randall? Jarrell? Letters) published in 1985.