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Revising Palimpsest| Narrative And History In The Postmodern Novel, Peter Alexander Nowakoski

Graduate Student Theses, Dissertations, & Professional Papers

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Life: The Weaver Of Dreams, Devika Khanna, Fleet Library, Special Collections, Jan Baker

Senses

This book was completed for Jan Baker's artists' book class, Printed Books.

Divergent Journeys: Devils, Readers, And The Narrator's Art In 'Þe Deuelis Perlament', Gary D. Schmidt

Quidditas

In 1509, Wynkyn de Worde published a five-hundred-line poem that he, in defiance of the poet's own suggestion that the piece be called 'þe Deuelis Perlament' (1 490), entitled 'The Parliment of Fyendys'. It would remain known by that title — if it can be said to have been known at all — for the next three centuries, when the Roxburghe Club reprinted de Worde's text about 1820 for private distribution. A wider audience would wait almost another half-century for Furnivall's EETS edition in 1868. But still another century would pass before 'þe Deuelis Perlament' began to be taken seriously …

Gregarious Hair, Peter Richardson

Inscape

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Front Matter

Inscape

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Old Bulloch Personalities, Daniel B. Good, Milton Rahn, Scott Collins, Smith Callaway Banks, Chloe P. Mitchell, Robert D. Hemphill, Rita Turner Wall

Bulloch County Historical Society Publications

The sixth issue of Southern Folkways Journal Review contains poems handed down by three different Bulloch County families, a paper on the Salzburgers, an interview with Daisy Trapnell, an article on Bulloch County personality “Bitin’ Jake,” a letter concerning Isaac Chadburn Daniel, a query concerning the lives of John and Robert Dunwoody, and four sketches by Rita Turner Wall.

Vol. Xxix, No. 5: Exorcizing The Demons: John Edgar Wideman's Literary Response, James Robert Saunders

The Hollins Critic

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The Lantern Vol. 60, No. 1, December 1992, Maureen Farrel, Chris Bowers, Gar Donecker, Anne Feinsod, Carolyn Cooper, Kathrin Phillips, Sona Rewari, Jim Crowder, Jeff Swain, Alan Mccabe, Sarah Starr, Dawn Parsons, Christopher Kakacek, Dave Billitto, Gretchen Lacey, Beth Rosenberg

The Lantern Literary Magazines, 1933 to Present

• Bacon and Incense
• The Rubix Cube
• Recovery
• Untitled
• Star Six Nine
• Breakfast Talk
• Life as a Worker Bee
• Cabal
• One Cold Sunday Morning With Eggs
• By the End of February
• Eight Years and Five Minutes Away
• Distance
• Stuart's Gift
• Solitary Remembrance
• The Gene Thing
• Addiction

Calliope: Volume 16, Number 1

Calliope

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The House Of Knowledge, Lala Heine-Koene

The Mythic Circle

This building here with the arched windows two stories high to let in light, is to be your home for a time.

Poem No. 68, November 1992, Huntsville Literary Association (Huntsvile, Ala.)

POEM

The Huntsville Literary Association was founded in 1967 to provide a community for writers, readers, and artists through workshops, readings, and educational programs. One of their key contributions is the literary magazine titled POEM which showcases original writings from both established and emerging writers. This issue features poems from various writers.

Vol. Xxix, No. 4: The Progress Of Donald Justice, Lewis Turco

The Hollins Critic

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Occasional Papers: On Creativity In The Arts, Janice Rowan Poley

Hollybush Series

Volume 3 of The Hollybush Series contains thirteen essays on creativity, and three photographs of visual artwork, by Rowan College of New Jersey faculty.

The editor is Janice Rowan Poley and the authors of the works are Joseph Robinette, Antoinette Libro, Rodney Gates, William Morris, Kenneth Kaleta, William Travis, E. Michael Desilets, Donald Gephardt, Joseph Tishler, Bertram Greenspan, Daniel Chard, Richard Ambacher, Harold Oliver, N. Jeane Hartman, Richard Grupenhoff, and Joseph Bierman.

1992 Fall Quiz And Quill Magazine, Otterbein English Department

Quiz and Quill

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Waking, Donnell Hunter

BYU Studies

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The Susquehanna, Kathryn Ashworth

BYU Studies

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American Goat - 1992, Shannon Thomas

American Goat

Authors include: Tim Brown, Lara Jackson, Terry Jacobus, Patrick O'Connor, Christy Beatty, Glen Brown, Richard Calish, Tom Caulfield, Sean Condon, Robert Cooperman, John Dickson, Kurt Di Clementi, Robert K. Engler, Bill Freind, Donna Lu Goldman, Paul K. Haeder, J. Vanden Heavel, Bill Hennessey, Mary Hess, Don A. Hoyt, Robert Parran, Helen Reed, R. Russell, C. Sawyer, Daniel A. Scurek, Chaney Smith, Richard Zabransky

Quatrina: Drab Vs. Golden, Joe R. Christopher

The Mythic Circle

Although my verse, my spoken verse, is Drab, and does not move its hearers with its song, consider yet the grey-coat mockingbird- that from that Drabness comes a sound of Gold.

Three Strangers / A Fable, Allison Marshall, Berni Phillips

The Mythic Circle

Three Strangers: There were once three strangers upon this earth Whose odd gifts of power brought little mirth. A Fable: "'If you build it, he will come.'" Zounds! I had the most extraordinary sense of deja vu watching Field of Dreams.

Gossamer: A Modern Myth, Judith Anderson Stuart

The Mythic Circle

Not long ago, the Sisters spoke the fabric of their latest whim: one spun, another wove the thread

Sonnet For Star-Eyes, David Lenander

The Mythic Circle

Grandma's story, star-spangled high, Or so she promised, when she told the tale Of Pegasus, but every night we'd fail To find his constellation in the sky.

Lumen, Allison Marshall

The Mythic Circle

If I were to enter A child's imagination…

The Art Of High Fantasy, Joe R. Christopher

The Mythic Circle

Upon a lonely quest the hero goes Now helped, now hindered, by damsels and by crows

Romantic Iconography: The Valley, The Tower, Joe R. Christopher

The Mythic Circle

Beyond a simple view to state and fix, The Romancer writes in images complex; Not even Dante's four-fold interpretation Can answer everything on every question.

Moon Dreams In Aliador, Thomas M. Egan

The Mythic Circle

Beyond the blue-white Trollgarde mountains where the Dwarf-Kings guard their treasure of gold, lie the storm-tossed seas of Aliador.

Come Morning / Follow / From Here, John Grey

The Mythic Circle

Come Morning: Dawn breaks, fog lifts, the forest reclaims its green, sun bums off mist Follow: The car with the bumper sticker that read "There's no place like Narnia" pulled up beside me at the red light From Here: The Great Pyramid rises from the Plains of Giza, taunting my callow brain with the superiority of its geometry, the brazenness of its secrets.

The Green Man Of The Wood / Fairy Land In Aliador, Thomas M. Egan

The Mythic Circle

The Green Man of the Wood: Green man, Green man, Why do you flee? I seek to know the answers, Pray come forth to me. Fairy Land in Aliador: The grass is bedded cool and wet on Mid-Summer's eve, the scent is jasmine for me alone on its blanket of green.

Martian Temples / Gardeners, Mary E. Choo

The Mythic Circle

Martian Temples: across the sere red plain the monoliths are drawn in purple angry gold Gardeners: high in my city's streaming towers the wind pipes echoes

Venus Rising / Wolfrunner, Mary E. Choo

The Mythic Circle

Venus Rising: my fascination with fire leads me to consider your potent vision pinned candle-bright to a saffron sky Wolfrunner: dark heart engendered lord you are the keeper of midnight trees

Driving Into Town, Rodney Jones

CutBank

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