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[Sacramento News & Review] - So she'd given me a first edition of one of William Carlos Williams' books, and it was signed. I asked how many were in the first edition, and she said Now, these days, my books print about That book you mentioned before, What Work Is
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[Valley Advocate] - My likes and predilections tend toward the "academic," toward poets like Wallace Stevens, William Carlos Williams, Emily Dickinson and WS Merwin, among many others. As for poets of a contemporary local flavor (and omitting my own former professors)
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[CorrientesHoy.com] - En un famoso número de la revista Poetry del año 1952, pusieron a Ezra Pound, TS Eliot, Wallace Stevens, William Carlos Williams y Elizabeth Bishop a opinar sobre Marianne Moore. Todos se deshicieron en elogios hacia ella. Cuando Moore leyó la revista
From the Rivoli to the Williams Center
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[NorthJersey.com] - The building once known as the Rivoli and now the William Carlos Williams Center for the Arts has a history built on success, tragedy, changing hands, economic hardships and leadership that many over the years have called triumphant at times and
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