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Edward G. Lueders

Born 1923

12 works

1955–1995 across 10 dated works

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Carl Van Vechten and the twenties.1955
Carl Van Vechten1965
Zero makes me hungry: a collection of poems for today1976
With Primus St. John
The Clam Lake papers: a winter in the North Woods : introducing the metaphorical imperative and kindred matters : with a prologue and epilogue1977

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The Clam Lake papers: a winter in the North Woods : introducing the metaphorical imperative and kindred matters : with a prologue and epilogue1977
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The wake of the General Bliss1989
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Carl Van Vechten1965
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Carl Van Vechten and the twenties.1955
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Writing Natural History: Dialogue with Authors1989
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Zero makes me hungry: a collection of poems for today1976
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Like underground water: poetry of mid-twentieth century Japan1995
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Writing natural history: dialogues with authors, Barry Lopez ... [et al.]1989
With Barry Lopez
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Zero makes me hungry: a collection of poems for today1976
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Like Underground Water: Poetry of Mid-Twentieth Century Japan1995
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