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C. W. Truesdale

1929–2001

14 works

1956–1998 across 11 dated works

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English pastoral verse from Spenser to Marvell: a critical revaluation.1956
Plastic father1971
The master of knives1971
Cold harbors: poems, 1966-19721973

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An Inn Near Kyoto: Writing by American Women Abroad (New Rivers Abroad)1998
With Kathleen Coskran
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The house on Via Gombito: writing by American women abroad1997
With Madelon Sprengnether
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Tanzania on Tuesday: Writing by American Women Abroad (New Rivers Abroad Book Series)1997
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The Party Train: A Collection of North American Prose Poetry1996
With Alexander, Robert, Mark Vinz
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The House on Via Gombito: writing by North American women abroad1991
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Plastic father1971
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Cold harbors: poems, 1966-19721973
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Two worlds walking: short stories, essays, & poetry by writers with mixed heritages1994
With Diane Glancy
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The master of knives1971
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English pastoral verse from Spenser to Marvell: a critical revaluation.1956
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An Americas anthology: a geopoetics landmark1983
With D. Clinton, Tom Montag
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