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Bookmark or Share- Malcolm Cowley | American Literary Critic & Poet | BritannicaMalcolm Cowley (born August 24, 1898, Belsano, Pennsylvania, U.S.—died March 27, 1989, New Milford, Connecticut) was an American literary critic and social historian who chronicled the writers of the “ Lost Generation” of the 1920s and their successors.
- Malcolm Cowley | The Poetry FoundationIn 1934 Malcolm Cowley published an autobiographical literary history, Exile's Return: A Narrative of Ideas, and established himself as an important writer. Three decades later in 1965 the editor of Literary Times would write, "Malcolm Cowley is, next to Edmund Wilson, the finest literary historian and critic . . . in America today."
- Malcolm Cowley papers - Newberry LibraryCollection of correspondence, working files, drafts of works, subject files, and personal information by and about author, poet, literary critic, and literary historian Malcolm Cowley.
- The View from 86, by Malcolm Cowley - Harper's MagazineBy Malcolm Cowley, from a December 20, 1984, letter to Peter Braestrup, editor of Wilson Quarterly. Best known for his literary criticism, Cowley died in 1989. The Long Voyage: Selected Letters of Malcolm Cowley, 1915–1987, edited by Hans Bak, will be published next month by Harvard University Press.
- The Art of Fiction No. 70 - The Paris ReviewThis interview was conducted in two places dear to Malcolm Cowley, and which suggest the two main areas of his literary life. One conversation took place in the Harvard Club's Card Room, a cubbyhole in the New York club's upstairs warrens.
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