Henry Gould

After 45 years in Providence, Rhode Island, Henry Gould returned to his native Minneapolis in 2015. His poetry, reviews and essays have appeared in various journals. During the 1990s, he edited (with Janet Sullivan) the literary journal NEDGE. His many books of poetry include STONE (Copper Beech Press, 1979) and STUBBORN GREW (Spuyten Duyvil Press, 2000). He has also published a prose/poetry memoir, HOLY FOOL, as well as a combined fiction/poetry volume, CHAPEL HILL.

Gould co-edited (with Susan Brown and Thomas Epstein) an anthology in honor of poet/translator Edwin Honig, titled A GLASS OF GREEN TEA – WITH HONIG (1994, distr. by Fordham Univ. Press). He also edited a volume of Honig's collected poems, TIME & AGAIN (Xlibris).

A new long poem, THE GREEN RADIUS, was published in 2024 by Contubernales Books.

A book-length poem, PARMENIDES IN MINNEAPOLIS, is forthcoming in summer 2025 from Contubernales Books.

His poetry titles currently in print include :

Dove Street

Forth of July (complete)

The Grassblade Light (Forth of July, bk 2)

The Green Radius

In RI (bilingual ed., English & Italian)

Island Road

July (Forth of July, bk 3)

Rest Note

Stubborn Grew (Forth of July, bk 1)

Way Stations

Ravenna Diagram (vols. I-III)

Restoration Day

Continental Shelf : shorter poems 1968-2020

Lanthanum

Parmenides in Minneapolis [pamphlet]

The Gold Ring [pamphlet]

The Grail [pamphlet]

One Grain of Salt [pamphlet]

Green Mountains [pamphlet]

Shield of Mnemosyne [pamphlet]

Prose works in print :

Chapel Hill

Holy Fool