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2. Forrest Gander.

Subjects
POETS
Abstract

The article presents a biography of poet Forrest Gander, along with his poems, and an EBSCO Poetry Project interview. Gander was born in 1956 in the Mojave Desert in California. His poems include "Madonna Del Parto," "Terror," and ""To C." Topics of the interview include what got him interested in language in the first place, his last collection of poetry, and his book "Be With."

Published
2020

3. Fred Moten.

Subjects
AFRICAN American poets, AFRICAN American poetry, POETRY collections, THEMES in poetry
Abstract

The article offers information on the life and work of African American poet Fred Moten. It provides a brief biography of Moten, including his family background, educational attainment and poetry collections. Some of Moten's poems such as "Come on and Feel" and "The Deep Tree" are presented, as well as his interview about his definition of poetry, the themes of his works, and his writing style.

Published
2019

5. HÄNDE HOCH!

Author

SHRAYER-PETROV, DAVID

Subjects
HANDE Hoch (Short story), SHRAYER-Petrov, David, 1936-2024
Published
2018

6. Untitled.

Subjects
ARTISTIC collaboration, ART colleges, ART, EXHIBITION catalogs, ARTS endowments
Published
1992

7. Contributors.

Subjects
AFRICAN American poets
Abstract

People that the author would like to thank for their contributions in the creation of the book "Black American Poets Between Worlds 1940-1960" are mentioned.

Published
1988

8. Obedience of the Corpse.

Author

WRIGHT, C. D.

Subjects
OBEDIENCE of the Corpse (Poem : Wright), WRIGHT, C. D., 1949-2016
Published
1999

9. August Derleth: Odd Man In.

Subjects
AUTHORS, FICTION, AMERICAN fantasy fiction
Abstract

A biography of August William Derleth, an American writer and anthologist, is presented. He was born on February 24, 1909 in Sauk City, Wisconsin and wrote continuously from the age of thirteen until his death on July 4, 1971. It mentions that his work and lifelong devotion to weird fiction represents his love of and respect for the natural world. His famous work includes "Sleep No More," "Over the Edge" and "Travellers by Night."

Published
2013

10. Untitled.

Subjects
POETRY (Literary form), POETRY writing
Published
2009

15. CONTRIBUTORS.

Subjects
IRANIAN women authors
Published
2006

16. White Rat.

Author

JONES, GAYL

Subjects
RATS, AFRICAN American literature, NATIONAL Book Awards
Published
2002

17. Contributors.

Subjects
ALEXIE, Sherman, 1966-, ANSEL, Talvikki, BAROT, Rick, 1969-
Published
2000

19. Adrian C. Louis.

Subjects
SIBLINGS, MODERN art, TIME management, TRIBES, POETS
Published
1983

20. About the Author.

Subjects
AUTHORS
Abstract

The article offers a brief profile of author C.D. Wright.

Published
1998

21. Acknowledgements.

Author

Felaco, Vittorio

Subjects
DEDICATIONS
Abstract

People who the author would like to thank for their assistance in the creation of the book "The Poetry and Selected Prose of Camillo Sbarbaro" are mentioned.

Published
1985

23. CONTRIBUTORS' NOTES.

Subjects
ALEXANDER, Elizabeth, 1962-, ALVAREZ, Julia, 1950-
Published
1994

24. ENCYCLOPEDIA OF FEMINIST LITERARY THEORY.

Author

Kowaleski Wallace, Elizabeth

Subjects
FEMINIST theory, LITERARY theory, ADOLESCENCE, AMAZONS, CARNIVALS
Abstract

Encyclopedia entries from the book "Encyclopedia of Feminist Literary Theory" are presented. Topics include information on essays by Elizabeth Abel that made significant impact on the history of feminist literary theory, a definition of adolescence which refers to a period of life beginning with puberty and ending at maturity, and the origin of the word Amazon as a description of a race of female warriors. Other entries include Anglo American feminist criticism and Carnival.

Published
1996

25. NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS.

Subjects
ANDREWS, Tom, ATWOOD, Margaret, 1939-, BEASLEY, Bruce
Abstract

The article profiles the authors of the book including Tom Andrews, Margaret Atwood and Bruce Beasley.

Published
1999

26. INTRODUCTION.

Author

Calonne, David Stephen

Subjects
BUKOWSKI, Charles, 1920-1994, LA Nausee (Book)
Published
1946

27. CHAPTER VI: CHRISTIAN BALLADS.

Author

BROWN, THERON and BUTTERWORTH, HEZEKIAH

Subjects
BALLAD (Literary form)
Abstract

The article presents Chapter VI of the book "The Story of the Hymns and Tunes," by Theron Brown and Hezekiah Butterworth, which discusses Christian ballads including "Rise, Crowned With Light," "Oh, Why Should the Spirit," and "When Israel of the Lord Beloved."

Published
1906

28. CHAPTER V: HYMNS OF SUFFERING AND TRUST.

Author

BROWN, THERON and BUTTERWORTH, HEZEKIAH

Subjects
HYMNS
Abstract

The article presents Chapter V of the book "The Story of the Hymns and Tunes," by Theron Brown and Hezekiah Butterworth, which discusses hymns of trust and suffering including "My Lord, How Full of Sweet Content," "No Change in Time Shall Ever Shock," and "Why Do We Mourn Departed Friends?."

Published
1906

30. Denah Lida and I.

Author

Orringer, Stephanie L.

Subjects
COLLEGE students
Abstract

A personal account of the author's experience on being a student under Brandeis University professor Denah Lida is presented.

Published
2005

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