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Edson Russell:     more books (91)

The Clam Theater by Russell Edson, 1973-01-01 The Childhood of an Equestrian by Russell Edson, 1973 Boundry by Russell Edson, 1964 Tick Tock: Short Stories and Woodcut by Russell Edson, 1992 THE VERY THING THAT HAPPENS [ 1st ] by Russell EDSON, 1964 The Traffic by Russell EDSON, 1978-01-01 MOONS AND LIONS TAILES: A Midwestern Journal of Poetry and Comment. Vol. 2, No. 3. by Russell Edson, Carl Rakosi; Agee on Diane di Prima]. PERIODICAL. [Philip Levine, 1976 THE MONTANA REVIEW [apparently NUMBER 10 A SPECIAL ISSUE] [TIME ENOUGH FOR THE WORLD VOLUME 2] by Rich (editor) [Irving Warner, Rich Baker, Houston L. Cropp, Russell Edson, Ives, 1987-01-01 TRIQUARTERLY 28. Russian Literature and Culture in the West: 1922 - 1972, Volume Two. Fall 1973. by Charles (ed.) [Walter Abish, Robert Coover, Russell Edson, Alain Robbe-Grillet, Henry Roth]. PERIODICAL. NEWMAN, 1973 What a Man Can See by Russell Edson, 1969-06 SHELTER by Raymond Editor; John Whelan, (illustrator) Includes work by Ron Padgett, Russell Edson, Asa Benveniste, and More DiPalma, 1972 Recycle This Poem: Poems on Ecology by Duane (Editor) Ackerson, 1971-01-01 A Stone is NobodyÕs: Fables & Drawings. by Russell. EDSON, 1961 Sheltered waifs by Edson Broughton Russell, 1890-12-31

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41. Penn Special Collections-APR-Russell Edson
    Photographs from the American Poetry Review Records, 19711998 Ms.Coll. 349. russell edson,  
    http://www.library.upenn.edu/collections/rbm/photos/APR/edson.html

42. Penn Special Collections-APR Volume 151
    Dwyer, Frank Early, Gerald Lyn Eberhart, Richard, 1904 Economou, George Edelberg,? edson, russell Ehrhart, WD Einhorn, Sharone Ellefson, JC Elliot, George  
    http://www.library.upenn.edu/collections/rbm/photos/APR/vol151.html

43. Poet: Russell Edson - All Poems Of Russell Edson
    Unsubscribe. russell edson, Page 1 2 3. . Poem. Page 1 2 3. . Books byrussell edson; Click here to search for books of / about russell edson at Amazon;  
    http://www.poemhunter.com/p/t/poet.asp?poet=8833

44. 20th Century Poets "E"
    Poetry Online russell edson Text of 40+ prose poems, bibliography, and a brief history . russell edson Text of Soup Song and The Position .  
    http://www.vulgarian.net/ipa/20th/20the.html

45. Edson, Russell
    Directory. Web Directory. Top / Arts / Literature / Authors / E / edson,russell Specific Texts Online. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISE WITH US.  
    http://www.reference.com/Dir/Arts/Literature/Authors/E/Edson,_Russell/

46. I24149: Dirck ALBERTSSEN_(BRAD (1642 - AFT 1698)
    _Thomas edson _ _Thomas edson _ _Ellen edson Joshua edson _ _Elizabeth COPSON _ Francis russell (Lord of Bedford).  
    http://www.northrim.net/humphri/d0005/g0000020.html

47. The Political Graveyard: Index To Politicians: Root
    (19031971) of Bangor, Van Buren County, Mich. Son of edson V. Root, Sr.. Stillliving as of 1960. Root, russell W. (b. 1898) of Chicago, Cook County, Ill.  
    http://politicalgraveyard.com/bio/root.html
    
    Extractions: Questions? Return to The Political Graveyard main page Index to Politicians: Root ROOT: See also Henry Root Stern Root, B. G. Republican. Delegate to Republican National Convention from Illinois, Burial location unknown Root, C. J. See Chapman Jay Root Root, Carolyn of Parma, Jackson County , Mich. American candidate for Presidential Elector for Michigan, Female . Still living as of 1976. Root, Cedric Democrat. Candidate for Michigan state senate 30th District, 1970; candidate in primary for Michigan state house of representatives 56th District, 1974. Still living as of 1974. Root, Chapman Jay also known as C. J. Root of Terre Haute, Vigo County , Ind. Born in Wayne County , Pa., November 22 . Republican. Delegate to Republican National Convention from Indiana, (alternate), . Member, Freemasons Shriners Elks . Founded Root Glass Company in 1901; in 1915, Root Glass designed and patented the "pod-shaped" Coca-Cola bottle. Died in Terre Haute, Vigo County , Ind., November 20 . Interment at Highland Lawn Cemetery , Terre Haute, Ind. Root, Charles A.

48. Amherst College Biographical Record: Class Of 1844
    After Eliphal's death, Celestia seems to have married Henry K. edson (A. C.1844).. 774. *Meriam, Daniel Nelson. 5 ch. 776. *russell, Edward Augustus.  
    http://www.amherst.edu/~rjyanco/genealogy/acbiorecord/1844.html
    
    Extractions: (from the Amherst College Biographical Record, Centennial Edition (1821-1921) Previous Class... Menu Index ... Alden , Edmund Kimball . S. of Dr. Ebenezer and Anne (Kimball), b. Randolph, Ap. 11, 1825. D. D., A. C., 1866. Alpha Delta Phi. Prepared Randolph Acad. Taught Williston Sem., 1844-45; Andover T. S., 1845-48; Abbot resident there, 1848-49; ordained Yarmouth, Me., Jan. 2, 1850; p. Cong. Ch. there, 1850-54; Lenox, 1854-59; Phillips Ch. So. Boston, 1859-76; sec. Home Dept. A. B. C. F. M., 1876-93. Trustee Phillips Acad., Andover; Andover T. S., 1868-82; A. C., 1873-96 . Author many sermons and addresses. D. Boston, Ap. 30, 1896. Married Ap. 25, 1850, Maria, da. of Gershom Hyde, Bath, Me. Bro. Ebenezer (A. C. 1839) Atkinson , Charles Moody . S. of Moses L. and Charlotte (Dutch), b. Newburyport, Je. 17, 1819. M. A., A. C., 1847; D. D., Kings Coll., Tenn., 1875. Prepared with Rev. John C. March, Newburyport; A. C., 1839, 1840-44. Prin. Greenfield Acad., 1844-45; Union T. S., 1845-48; ordained Grenada, Miss., F., 1849; a. p. there, 1848-49; Carrollton, Miss., 1849-52; general agent and corresponding sec. Synod of Miss., 1852-53; a. p. Madison Ch. Canton, Miss., 1853-68; Vaiden, Miss., 1868-71; evangelist Canton, Miss., 1871-74; a. p. Durant, Miss., 1874-78; evangelist New Orleans, La. and a. p. Thibodeaux, Morgan City and Centreville, La., 1878-1906. Moderator The United Synod, Huntsville, Ala., 1860; Synod of Miss., 1867. D. Centreville, La., N. 4, 1906.

49. I1872: Robert Emerson BASEORE ( - )
    _Mary (Polly) ROSS _ _ _ JANE _ _ Jane russell _John TYTUS _ _Francis Mary edson.  
    http://www.dallas.net/~rwiley/roots/d0003/g0000024.htm

50. I0726: Alexander STANDISH (1626 - 6 Jul 1702)
    _ _ _ _ _Mary edson _ _ Martha E. russell.  
    http://www.dallas.net/~rwiley/roots/d0003/g0000021.htm

51. Edson, The Tormented Mirror
    No one hears it . . . The Tormented Mirror russell edson. edson's prose poemsare brief glimpses into a visionary world with haunting analogies to our own.  
    http://www.pitt.edu/~press/2001/edson.html
    
    Extractions: Russell Edson "[Edson's] prose poems are brief glimpses into a visionary world with haunting analogies to our own. The tone ranges from weird humor through the poignant and melancholy to the genuinely scary. The images are hard and clear." -Library Journal " The Tormented Mirror confirms Edson's artistry with the prose poem as a form; he continues to maintain a precarious balance between unfettered imagination and the observable world, both of which are often darker than they seem." -ForeWord "Edson is the godfather of the prose poem in America. His work sets a standard for prose poetry that few other practitioners can meet. An Edson prose poem proceeds like a joke, beginning with an odd situation . . . developing with skewed logic, and concluding with some kind of surprise. But Edson's jokes are dreamier than any stand-up comic's, full of sexual and scatological twists and weird metamorphoses. They can elicit laughter, disgust, or both simultaneously, and they defy easy interpretation, for they lack overt symbolism. They are disturbing but often, especially in this book, as dazzling as a good Dali or De Chirico painting."-

52. Authors Search Results
    Edman, Irwin, Breit I. Edmunds, George F. Presidents CXI. edson, russell,Herman LI. edson, russell, Outsider XV. Edwards Brothers, Herman LI.  
    http://www.library.northwestern.edu/spec/manuscripts/aSearch.php?letter=E

53. Poems
    thou answerest them only with spring) russell edson. The Fight. A manis fighting with a cup of coffee. The rules he must not break  
    http://www.cs.arizona.edu/people/kece/Personal/poems.html

54. Authors
    Emily; Buson, Yosa; Cummings, EE; Chiyo, Kaga no; edson, russell; Fitzgerald,Edward; Frost, Robert; Ghalib, Mirza; Grass, Günther; Hopkins  
    http://www.cs.arizona.edu/people/kece/Personal/Poems/authors.html

55. Sycamore Review Volume 2 Number 1
    Volume 2 Number 1 Winter 1990. Highlights. Poetry by russell edson, Charles Bukowski,Jim Ellege, Mark Rubin, Diane Wakoski. Fiction by Elizabeth InnesBrown.  
    http://www.sla.purdue.edu/academic/engl/sycamore/Vol2/v21.html
    
    Extractions: Winter 1990 Of course, with a magazine entitled Sycamore Review you're going to get a lot of "Good Doggie" poems. Also, poetry has long been "good doggie" stuff. It's an inbred style from the centuries. After all, a poem ain't no good unless it's pretty and calm and not very understandable. Poetry, they think, is supposed to be a quiet yawn. And it is. Nobody gets excited about poetry. Nobody can. Well.... sure, Charles Bukowski The titles in the index for this issue are hypertext links to the works themselves. The author names in the index and in the text are links to the contributor's note as it stood at the time of the issue's publication. Currently, we only plan to produce on-line editions of issues that go out of print. McGlothlin, Sherri

56. Www.sla.purdue.edu/sycamore/v21-p1.html
    Similar pages More results from www.sla.purdue.edu Atrium Books russell Riverside Kids.) The Essential Jack russell Terrier (The Essential Guides) TheTunnel Selected Poems of russell edson (Field Poetry Series) Jack russell  
    http://www.sla.purdue.edu/sycamore/v21-p1.html

57. Atrium Books - Bestsellers
    for Dummies (For Dummies) Bertrand russell The Ghost of Madness 19211970 The TunnelSelected Poems of russell edson (Field Poetry Series) The Angel on the  
    http://www.atrium.com/bestsellers/best-russell.html

58. Professional Musicians Local 47 Information
    In 1951, as the amalgamation effort developed, this group was joined by, among others,Benny Carter, Estelle edson, russell McDavid, Joe Mullendore, Mike Ortiz  
    http://www.promusic47.org/benefits/amalgam.asp
    
    Extractions: (Reprinted from Article that appeared in The Overture in December 1988) In late 1950 while attending UCLA, I met a graduate student and professional singer by the name of Estelle Edson. The subject of her graduate thesis was "The Negro in Radio." Ironically, she discovered that there were scarcely any blacks working in the broadcast industry in any capacity. Because I was a musician, she felt that I would have some insight as to the role of the black musician in the broadcast industry. As far as I knew, there were no blacks working regularly in the industry, especially on the networks – ABC, CBS and NBC. She asked me if the fact that the Musicians Unions were segregated contributed to the scarcity of blacks in the industry. It certainly could have been a contributing factor in that all the contracts for employment of musicians in the broadcast and motion picture studios were negotiated by the then all-white union, Local 47. The black union, Local 767 merely adopted the scales negotiated by Local 47, if and when a black musician got a studio call. Prior to this, meetings of black and white musicians were held

59. Tucson Weekly: Fish Out Of Water (April 5 - April 11, 2001)
    russell edson and Ana Castillo triumphantly lift poetry out of its natural element. TheTunnel Selected Poems, by russell edson (Oberlin College Press).  
    http://www.tucsonweekly.com/tw/2001-04-05/book.html
    
    Extractions: Russell Edson and Ana Castillo triumphantly lift poetry out of its natural element. The Tunnel: Selected Poems , by Russell Edson (Oberlin College Press). Paper, $16.95. I Ask the Impossible , by Ana Castillo (Anchor Books). Paper, $12. There is a tiny window of time, on the river, dusk, at the end of the day, when both bird and fish go after the same fly. I could build this metaphor either way, but let's say the bird is a novelist, riding the currents of plot and scene as it spots and then swoops down upon its prey. Our fish, dear fish, will be a poetswimming the depths of lyric meditation, or confession, or even the depths of joy, whatever, then rising, rising, always hungry, intent on breaking the surface to have its way. The fly, of course, is what they want, what everyone wants: a human moment. I suppose there are other animals that want the fly alsodancers, sculptors, painters, composersbut that would make this all too complicated. Bird gets the fly in its bird way. Fish gets the fly in its fish way. Enough said, right? Maybe not. There's this fish: He wants the fly but he doesn't want it in the fish way. He throws himself into the air, shimmery and breathless, hovering above the only atmosphere he knows will love him, if only for the sheer, desperate, temporary thrill of freedom from the water's grasp, and in that weightless click of time between the rise and fall, the leap and heft and tumbling back, makes a place for himself in pearly light on the wrong side of the water line. This fish is pretty cool, right? Now imagine what would be possible if this fish could fly.

60. Stories, Listed By Author
    edson, russell * Dinner Time, (ss) Flash Fiction, ed. James Thomas,Denise Thomas Tom Hazuka, WW Norton 1992. * He That Is Nothing  
    http://users.ev1.net/~homeville/anth/s36.htm
    
    Extractions: Previous Table-of-Contents EDITORS of FORTUNE, THE EDMAN, IRWIN EDMONDS, WALTER D(umaux, Jr.) Courtship of My Cousin Doone, (na) The Saturday Evening Post Death of Red Peril, (ss) Atlantic Monthly Escape from the Mine, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Judge, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Moses, (ss) The Resurrection of Solly Moon, (ss) Esquire The Swamper, (nv) The Dial Young Ames Goes Down the River, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Post Stories of 1938 , ed. Anon., Little, Brown 1939

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