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Stardust and Fate: The Blueroad Reader (Blueroad Readers)
Freya Manfred, Robert Bly, ...

Blueroad Press, 2007

Stardust and Fate: The Blueroad Reader is the first volume in a collected series of new writing and art from the road, featuring the works of nearly four dozen established and emerging writers, poets, and printmakers from North America. The stories, essays, and poems in Stardust and Fate tour some of many routes -- seen and otherwise -- running through people's lives, in real and imagined journeys, literal and figurative, past and present. ...

The Fifties: A Magazine of Poetry and General Opinion: Third Issue

The Fifties, Pine Island, 1959

Some New American Poems: James Wright, Margaret Scheinin, Robert Bly, Jerome Rothenberg, George Kresenky / Some Thoughts on Lorca and Rene Char / Poems of Paul Celan / The Necessity of Rejecting a Shakespeasre Sonnet / Poems of Mirko Tuma / The Work of Donald Hall --Crunk / Four City Poems: Louis Simpson, David Ignatow, Denise Levertov / A Note on Hydrogen Bomb Testing / Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum / The Other Night in Heaven--Diana Trilling / ...

The Sixties Number Six

The Sixties Press, 1962

Spring 1962. Contributors include by Neruda, Blas de Otero, Gary Snyder & others.

Slaughterhouse Five (Barron's Book Notes)

24 reviews
William Bly, Murrary Bromberg

Barron's Educational Series, 1985

Anti-war book different from any other anti war book
This book is deep, as expected. Some of the reviewers claim it to be a bad book, but they don't explain why they believe this book to be bad, they only mention that it was confusing. Like anyother good quality book, theater, music, or painting, this one is complicated. If it was obvious and simple, than it would not be brilliant, but common. It is ok for people not to enjoy this book, as long as ...

Arthur Miller's the Crucible (Barron's Book Notes)

43 reviews
Arthur Miller, William Bly

Barron's Educational Series, 1984

Great for teachers!
This follows the play 99% of the time - every once in a while a word is substituted or a phrase turned around, but that's it. My students had no problem following the play. In fact, they prefer the taped reading over reading aloud in class. I'm in a Title I school with a high percentage of behavior problems and this was a "God send." The students listened much better with the taped reading. ...

The Idaho Review, Volume IV
Rick Bass, Doris Betts, ...

Boise State Univ, 2002

The Idaho Review is an annual literary journal published by Boise State University.