Hugh Selwyn Mauberley Resources

For a smooth, trivia-packed account of Pound's life and his place in modern poetry, check out this site.

Check out some great poems and commentary comin' at you from the University of Illinois.

For a clear timetable of Pound's life and some other cool links, follow us here.

Finding film of Ezra ain't easy, so enjoy his grandfatherly kookiness. Just make sure to click cc to get captions.

That's right folks. After reading such a tough poem, just lean back and enjoy a great doc about Pound.

That's right. Here's the man himself reading "Mauberley." Just try not to look his picture straight in the eyes.

This is a great piece laying out all the details of Ezra Pound's trial for treason.

Pound wasn't the biggest fan of lending out money with huge interest rates (usura), and here's the poem to prove it. Just listen to the venom in that voice.

That's pretty much what you need to know. The guy didn't age well in a mental institution.

This would be closer to the guy who wrote "Mauberley."

Seriously, this pic was taken by authorities who caught Pound shortly after the end of WWII.

This article appeared in the London newspaper The Guardian just last year.

In addition to being found guilty of treason and supporting Italian fascism, Ezra Pound also had a few issues when it came to Jewish people.

Here you'll find some great comments from the horse's mouth, especially about his time working as a secretary for W.B. Yeats.

Yup, definitely your one-stop-shop for all things Pound, including some great criticism. And you can read it for free!

Yeah, Pound's principles went so deep he basically felt like he had to retrain modern people how to read in general. It's definitely worth a look if you're curious.

There's nothing too moody about Moody's reading. He's pretty much spot-on when it comes to Pound.

It only ran for 2 episodes, but this little series documents the life and work of Ezra Pound with some readings and dramatic scenes. No word on why imdb.com decided to stick a pic of the Looney Tunes on its main page, though…

This is a solid meat-and-potatoes doc following Ezra Pound's life from childhood to death. And yeah, a couple of interesting things happened between those two times.