List of works

• January: A Book of Poems—Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1965
• Poems From Deal—E P Dutton, 1969
• An Anthology of New York Poets (co-editor)—Random House, 1970
• A Man Holding an Acoustic Panel—E P Dutton, 1971 (National Book Award Nominee)
• The Page Turner—Liveright, 1973
• Lateness: A Book of Poems—Overlook/Viking, 1977
• Introduction to John Ashbery’s Poetry—Columbia University Press, 1979
• The Writings of Sonia and Robert Delaunay (co-translator)—Viking, 1979
• Jim Dine—Abrams, 1981; Alecta Press (German edition and translation)
• Lateness (Watercolors by Lucio Pozzi)—Generations Press, Paris, 1981
• To An Idea—Overlook/Viking, 1984
• Jasper Johns—Abrams, 1984
• House (Blown Apart): A Book of Poems—Overlook/Viking, 1988
• Mondrian: Flowers—Abrams, 1991
• The Selected Poems of Jacques Dupin (co-translator)—Wake Forest, 1992
• The Eight Names of Picasso (co-translator)—Gas Station Editions, 1992
• After A Lost Original (etching by Terry Winters)—Solo Press, 1992
• The Green Lake is Awake: The Selected Poems of Joseph Ceravolo (co-editor)—CoffeeHouse Press, 1994
• After A Lost Original—Overlook Press, 1994
• Body of Prayer (Shapiro, Govrin, Derrida)—Cooper Union Press, 1998
• A Burning Interior—Overlook Press, 2002
• Rabbit Duck (Collaborative with Richard Hell) — Repair, 2005
• New and Selected Poems (1965—2006)—Overlook Press, 2007

List of fellowships, honors, awards and grants

• Gotham Book Mart Avant-Garde Poetry Award—1962
• Bread Loaf Writers Conference, Robert Frost Fellow—1965
• Merrill Foundation, Grant—1967
• Book of the Month Club Writing Award—1968
• Clare College, Cambridge University—Kellett Fellowship, Awarded by Columbia College—1968—1970
• Woodrow Wilson Fellowship—1970
• Clare College, Cambridge University—First Honors, Book Prize, Scholar—1970
• Columbia University, NDEA Grant—1970—1971
• National Book Award, Nominated—1971
• Creative Artists Public Service Grant—1973
• Council for the Humanities, Grants—1973, 1976, 1978
• Columbia University, Chamberlain Fellowship—1976
• American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters, Zabel Prize—1977
• National Endowment for the Humanities, Fellowship—1979—1980
• National Endowment for the Arts, Creative Writing—1980
• Princeton University, Faculty Fellow—1985—1986
• National Endowment for the Humanities, Fellow, USCS at Santa Cruz—1987
• Asia Society Colophon Award—1998
• Graham Foundation Grant—1990
• The America Awards for Literature, Belles Lettres—The Green Lake is Awake: Selected Poems of Joseph Ceravolo (Co-Editor)—1994
• Fund for Poetry—1995
• Foundation for Contemporary Arts Grants to Artists Award, 1996

• The Poetry of David Shapiro

• Thomas Fink, The Poetry of David Shapiro, Farleigh Dickinson University Press, Madison & Teaneck, NJ, 1993; ISBN 0838634958
• Thomas Fink & Joseph Lease, Burning Interiors: David Shapiro’s Poetry and Poetics, Farleigh Dickinson University Press, Madison & Teaneck, NJ, 2007; ISBN 978-0-8386-4155-2. Includes essays by Paul Hoover, Joanna Fuhrman, Stephen Paul Miller, Denise Duhamel, Noah Eli Gordon, Ron Silliman, Tim Peterson, Timothy Liu, more.
• New York Quarterly, Issue 65, has an extensive interview with David Shapiro.