But Raymond Carver himself was not fond of that term ... It applies to things like the music of John Cage and it’s used in art but it hasn’t been a handy term in literature, I don’t think.

Ray didn’t like country music. I didn’t like it. We didn’t listen to it.” To his fans and those who study his work, Raymond Carver is an almost mythical figure — the tortured literary ...

Raymond E. Carver, former longtime Angelo State University ... but he always depended on another person to work in tandem with to do the music.” At 16, Carver wrote and directed his first ...

Folk music influences the cadence of “Regret,” for example, as it opens before jumping into a fire pit of rage; “Prince Johnny” relies on a military march and pop melodies, which St ...

Replace “Kafka” with “Raymond Carver” and you could just as sharply nail the literary Village of the '70s and early '80s, not to mention its twisted Western sisters in Berkeley and Seattle ...

Scott Fitzgerald and Raymond Carver. Great architects build structures ... An Argument, With Music,” and other literary adaptations Broadway should consider.

The legendary minimalist short story writer Raymond Carver distilled the last decade of his life in his poem "Gravy." "Gravy, these past ten years," he writes. "Alive, sober, working, loving ...