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Poetry Magazine July 1988, Volume Clxxii Number 4 No by Harriet Founder. Olds, Sharon; Matanle, Stephen; Caswell, Donald; Gerber, Dan; Stern, Gerald Etc Poetry (Magazine). Monroe, 1998-01-01 The Dead and the Living by Sharon Olds, 1983 THE BORZOI READER. Volume 4 #2. Spring 1992. by Ray Bradbury, Stan Rice, William Kittredge, Toni Morrison Sharon Olds, 1992 The New Yorker, June 17, 1991 "The Lumens" by Sharon Olds, 1991-01-01 The Sign of Saturn: Poems, 1980-87 by Sharon Olds, 1991-03-25 New Yorker Magazine May 30, 2005 David Bezmozgis Fiction, Devolution: Intelligent Design vs. Darwin,Poems by Donald Hall and Sharon Olds Border Voices 13 by Dana Giola, Sharon Olds, et all 2006 Defend This Old Town: Williamsburg during the Civil War.(Book review): An article from: Journal of Southern History by Sharon A. Roger Hepburn, 2008-05-01 The best town to live in: Sharon, Massachusetts by William B.] [Wickes [from old catalog], 1889-12-31 Sharon, Massachusetts, the healthiest town in New England .. by William] B. Wickes [from old catalog], 1890-12-31 Sharon, Massachusetts. The healthiest town in New England .. by William] B. Wickes [from old catalog], 1885-12-31 Sharon, Massachusetts, the healthiest town in New England .. by William] B. Wickes [from old catalog], 1892-12-31 Wickes' hand book of Sharon, Mass., the healthiest town in New England .. by William] B. Wickes [from old catalog], 1896-12-31 Kayak 39 by ed. (Sharon Olds; Carolyn Kizer; David Wagoner, Thomas Lux) George Hitchcock, 1975-01-01

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81. Poetry Reading By Sharon Olds
    Poetry Reading by sharon olds. sharon olds books include Satan Says,(1980), The Dead and the Living, (1985), The Gold Cell, (1987  
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    Extractions: Sharon Olds books include Satan Says The Dead and the Living The Gold Cell The Father The Wellspring Blood, Tin, Straw (1999), and The Unswept Room , (2002). She teaches graduate creative writing at New York University and is the founder of the NYU Poetry Workshop at Goldwater Hospital for the severely disabled. The Dead and the Living was both the Lamont Poetry Selection for 1983 and winner of the National Book Critics Circle Award.

82. Sharon Olds - The Knowing: Romantic Poetry
    sharon olds The Knowing Romantic Poetry Discussion Deck If ye would like to moderatethe Romantic Poetry Discussion Deck, please drop becket@jollyroger.com  
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83. Sharon Olds And William Shakespeare
    Home Free Essays Book Reports Poetry sharon olds AndWilliam Shakespeare sharon olds And William Shakespeare.  
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84. Kansas City Star | 01/05/2003 | Poet Sharon Olds Trods Same Ground
    Poet sharon olds trods same ground By SUZANNE RHODENBAUGH Special to The StarAn unswept room may be unswept because of human absence, neglect or choice.  
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    Extractions: An unswept room may be unswept because of human absence, neglect or choice. There's an unseemliness about the possibility involving choice, for it suggests a too self-conscious display of life's evidence. In her seventh poetry book's title poem, "The Unswept Room," Sharon Olds calls this evidence "some fancies of crumbs/ from under love's table." In this collection, Olds not only returns to the same subjects of earlier books (body, sexuality, parents, children) but also to the same stances or themes: having had the worst parents on the planet and, without cease, what is apparently the best sex life on earth. Her credibility on these subjects and themes may come down to the reader's prrvious experience with her writing. Someone new to reading her may stand in awe at her boldness, openness and undiminished capacity for brilliant metaphor-making. A reader coming back to her work may feel it is time for this sexagenarian poet to forgive her parents, or at least leave off the accusatory posture, and be a little less ostentatious about the bedroom wonders. There is a measure of forgiveness of her mother here, in "7 a.m.," "The Music" and the amazing poem "Acadia, Late," where she transforms the skin tags and growths of aging into signs of return to pre-life: "...the lady's/ face is sprouting twigs, she is/ a dryad who goes back, she is approaching matter/ to pass through its shimmer again, its fissured/ bark, and return."

85. Katalog - Wirtualna Polska
    Serwis Katalog w Wirtualna Polska S.A. pierwszy portal w Polsce.  
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