Dance Most of All Knopf, 2010 Collected Poems Knopf, 2012 Novels Gilbert wrote two erotic novels with Jean Maclean which were published by the short-lived Danish Olympia Press under the pseudonym Tor Kung: My Mother Taught Me (1964) From the book jacket: "This is the tale of Lars, a Swedish boy, raised in an all-male orphanage without ever seeing even pictures of women, adopted into a new household with enthusiastic siblings and an energetic foster-mother." Forever Ecstasy (1968) From the book jacket: "An amazing story about schoolboys, led by Paul and the devious but cowardly Rick, who at the end of the school year find themselves holding a young geometry teacher... right where they want her." Anthologies 19 New American Poets of the Golden Gate (1984) Gilbert's essay "Real Nouns" appears, as do select poems. References Further reading Genesis West volume one, published in the fall of 1962, is a celebration of Jack Gilbert's poetry. This volume includes poems by Jack and an interview by Gordon Lish. Allen Randolph, Jody. Interview with Jack Gilbert. Lannan Foundation: Readings and Conversations Series. VHS. Los Angeles: Lannan Foundation, 1997. External links Profile and poems at the Academy of American Poets Profile and poetry at the Poetry Foundation "The Recluse: Rescuing the poet Jack Gilbert from oblivion." May 9, 2005 Slate magazine Poems and Biography of Jack Gilbert NPR:"Jack Gilbert: Notes from a Well-Observed Life" (Poems and audio Interview. April 30, 2006; "Jack Gilbert". NPR audio interview June 18, 1997 Rejoicing With Jack Gilbert David Orr - Correspondence with Gerald Stern American male poets 1925 births Writers from Pittsburgh Writers from Northampton, Massachusetts University of Pittsburgh alumni 2012 deaths Literature educators San Francisco State University alumni 20th-century American poets 20th-century American male writers