at the school each year with the "Mark Van Doren Award". Bibliography Poetry: Spring Thunder (1924) An Anthology of World Poetry (1928) Jonathan Gentry (1931), (Editor) The Oxford Book of American Prose, (OUP), (1932) Winter Diary (1935) Collected Poems 1922–1938 (1939), Winner of the 1940 Pulitzer Prize for Poetry The Mayfield Deer (1941) The Country Year (1946) William Sloane Associates, New York Selected poems (Holt), (1954) The Last Days of Lincoln, a play in six scenes (1959), a Verse Play Our Lady Peace The Story-Teller (N/A) Collected and New Poems 1924–1963 (1963) That Shining Place: New Poems (1969) Hall and Wang Novels: The Transients (1935) Windless Cabins (1940) Tilda (1943) Short story collection Nobody Say a Word (1954) Nonfiction: Henry David Thoreau: A Critical Study (1916) The Poetry of John Dryden (1920) Introduction to Bartram's Travels (1928) An Autobiography of America, (A. & C. Boni), )1929) American poets, 1630-1930 (Little, Brown), (1932) American and British Literature Since 1890 (1939), with Carl Van Doren Shakespeare (1939) The Liberal Education (1943) The night of the summer solstice: & other stories of the Russian war, (Henry Holt and Company), (1943) The Noble Voice (1946) Nathaniel Hawthorne (1949) Introduction to Poetry (1951) The Autobiography Of Mark Van Doren (1958) The Happy Critic (1961) Discography: Mark Van Doren Reads from His Collected and New Poems (Folkways Records, 1967) Quotes "The literature of the world has exerted its power by being translated." References Further reading The Essays of Mark Van Doren: (1924-1972) Selected, with an Introduction by William Claire. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press. Mark Van Doren, by J. T. Ledbetter. Peter Lang, 1996. . Sonnets by Mark Van Doren External links Mark Van Doren, Biography and Poems at Poetry Foundation Mark Van Doren and Shakespeare; Columbia College Today, September 2005 (retrieved May 24, 2009) Mark Van Doren & American classicism. Free Library Finding aid to William F. Claire collection on Mark van Doren at Columbia University. Rare Book & Manuscript Library. Finding aid to Robert N. Caldwell Correspondence with Mark van Doren at Columbia University. Rare Book & Manuscript Library. 1894 births 1972 deaths American male poets American autobiographers American film critics American literary editors American people of Dutch descent Columbia Graduate School of Arts and Sciences alumni Columbia University faculty American academics of English literature People from Vermilion County, Illinois Pulitzer Prize for Poetry winners The Nation (U.S. magazine) people University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign alumni