Articles on George Sterling
George Sterling’s Bohemian Creed
“"Pard like spirit, beautiful and swift: Love in desolation masked." Shelley spoke thus of himself, and every word is true of Sterling, too. In the...”
George Sterling's Suicide (Poet's Suicide)
“George Sterling committed suicide in 1926, perhaps he wrote close to 14-books in his life time. Some say he committed suicide after becoming sick and...”
“Reproaches have been made that I have neglected to adorn these Notes with the names of American authors unknown as yet to fame. I protest my innocence! Nothing...”
The Man Who Would Have It All: George Sterling and the American Dream
“In what is sometimes called its Pioneer Myth, California has always seemed the ideal venue for the American dream. Even today, loading up a Ryder truck and...”
“Fresh sea food has become a staple of that style of cooking now known as California Cuisine, which emphasizes the kind of fresh ingredients that...”
George Sterling: poet of the skies
“Though once hailed by Ambrose Bierce as the future "poet of the skies, prophet of the suns," the San Francisco poet George Sterling is no...”
"George Sterling is nearly forgotten today"
“While many Bay Area literati celebrated the 50th anniversary of Jack Kerouac's Beat masterpiece "On the Road" earlier this year, 2007 also marks the centenary...”
“George Sterling, a poet and author of such volumes as A Wine of Wizardry and Other Poems, was at the locus of a Bohemian...”
"Sterling, George" The Oxford Companion to American Literature
“Sterling, George (1869–1926),born in New York, was educated under Father Tabb in Maryland, went to California, and was thereafter identified with the state as...”
George Sterling - An Appreciation
“Among the various literary fervors and enthusiasms of my early youth, there are two that have not faded as such things most often fade, but...”
Fleeing flames and ruins to Carmel colony
“WRITERS AND ARTISTS LEFT SAN FRANCISCO IN 1906 FOR A NEW LIFE One hundred years ago, a small group of artists, writers and other self-described bohemians...”
George Sterling--As I Knew Him
“"Aldebran and Mars,—Ask Greek." I find the penciled note, laid weeks ago on the writing table in Jack London's workroom. It is one of many...”