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Poetry. Born in New York in 1928, Gene Frumkin is a professor emeritus of English at the University of New Mexico, where he served from 1966-1994. He lived in the Bronx where his first poem was a spontaneous couplet in Yiddish at age four, and his work in poetry has been influenced at various times by Black Mountain, surrealism and language writing. "Gene Frumkin's Freud By Other Means is an extraordinary collection, mining a core where langua...

This book brings together thirty years of writing: two previously released chapbooks"A Lovers Quarrel with America" and "Dostoevsky & Other Nature Poems"along with new work from the last decade. All of it bears Frumkins signature stoic humor. These poems have emanated from nature are meant to be a tribute to nature: the nature of the four elements human nature, art and artists as facts of nature, and the nature of language itself. Described as...