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Found 16 results for "series" in jubilat.
jubilat/Jones Reading SeriesJUBILAT/JONES READING SERIES
Each year the jubilat/Jones Reading series holds five readings at Amherst's Jones Library....
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jubilat Interview... television series about the history of writing. Wilson is the narrator of the show, guiding the viewer from the early pictorial...
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Four Poems... this series pilot
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Mont America... a series on
longing. I will be here 'til next Tuesday / will answer
questions during the break.
It was nothing if...
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Contributor Notes... Voices Series, Fourteen Hills, and Best American Nonrequired Reading 2019. His first collection, The Move, is forthcoming in...
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JUBILAT Interview... painting series, suggest themselves. Or, ideas concerning entirely different disciplines, say, pedagogy or urban renewal come...
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Epigraphs... regular series and order, and they must for a while renounce their notions and begin to form an acquaintance with things…
Yet...
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jubilat Interview of Rosamond Purcell... a series of complex phases of attention.
This is drawing out something I really appreciate about your work… I think so many...
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from Passiflora... a series of metaphors about resilience. They thought a lot about resilience.
One of them was at this time developing a sort of...
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from Serie Ospedaliera... trembling
miseries, small shiny plates.
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Papers stamped for the incinerated a red
poppy lit up as if it were your...
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History... Reading Series at the Jones Library in Amherst, MA.
jubilat is funded in part by generous support from the National Endowment...
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I96... spiral
2 series sooner
7 tug a turtle
1 chock
1 jetsam
—a pair of geese hung from a latticework of stout,
a hunting song, a...
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jubilat/Jones Readings Archive... Reading Series.
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JUBILAT Interview & Portfolio... a series.
One of the things that attracted me to Britten was his attraction to all sorts of works—"Billy Bud,"...
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Three Poems... a series of
debts and payoffs that feel barely
tolerable. And anyway
whenever I walk across the sky
to go stand in line for the...
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