Goedicke, Patricia. American literature--20th century.
These drafts, ordered from most recent to oldest, reflect the many changes to Goedicke's meditation on presenence and absence, sound and silence. Based on the notes at the top of each draft, the poem has been read by Sally, Sarah, and Melissa. ...
Goedicke, Patricia. American literature--20th century.
This entry contains the initial drafts of ""This Music Has Holes in It,"" which was published in Goedicke's thirteenth book of poems, The Baseball Field at Night. Goedicke also writes about the first anniversary of September...
Goedicke, Patricia. American literature--20th century. As Earth Begins to End.
This is draft table of contents within a file of correspondence to and from Copper Canyon Press from 1998-1999. The notes on the second version of the table contain Goedicke's comments and notes to Michael Wiegers, an editor at Copper Canyon. ...
Goedicke, Patricia. American literature--20th century. As Earth Begins to End.
These notes are for Patricia Goedicke's reading at the Woodstock Poetry Festival. Most of the poems Goedicke read at the festival were from Invisible Horses and As Earth Begins to End. The notes contain brief comments about these two books as...
Goedicke, Patricia. American literature--20th century. Creative writing (Higher education).
In November of 1988, Patricia Goedicke delivered a lecture at the University of Kansas in Lawrence about the function of sound and silence in poetry. These are the notes for that lecture, which emerged from an imitation workshop she taught...
Goedicke, Patricia. American literature--Montana. American literature--20th century.
These notes are for a reading by Patricia Goedicke on October 7, 2001 for the 2nd Wind Reading Series held by the University of Montana Creative Writing department in Missoula, Montana. The notes for this reading reflect the backdrop of the...
Goedicke, Patricia. American literature--Montana. American literature--20th century.
These notes are for a reading by Patricia Goedicke on March 5, 2000 for the 2nd Wind Reading Series held by the University of Montana Creative Writing department in Missoula, Montana. In this reading, Goedicke reads one poem from each of her books...
Goedicke, Patricia. Creative writing (Higher education). American literature--Montana. American literature--20th century.
These notes for Patricia Goedicke's opening lecture for her Graduate workshop in 2002 (ENCR 511) at the University of Montana summarize her influences as a writer, her general aesthetic with regards to writing, as well as the general structure of...
Haun's Ranger Station on the Lolo National Forest near Haugen, Montana. From: "Notes on Observations in National Forests and Elsewhere During the Summer of 1910" p. 1a, by J. E. Kirkwood, Mss 082.
Lumbering - - United States - - By-products. ;<br> Marketing.
This study notes the increasing concern over logging residue in forest land management and describes the various administrative and technological means for accomplishing reductions of logging residue. Alternative sales arrangements can include such...
Plants, Effect of herbicides on - - Statistics. ;<br> Weeds - - Control - - Northwest, Pacific. ;<br> Forests and forestry - - Northwest, Pacific.
The damaging effects of herbicide treatments on a wide variety of competing species and crop conifers are cataloged for easy reference by silviculturists seeking the best herbicide prescription for plant communities common to the Inland Northwest....
Robinson, Leonard Wallace, 1912-1999. American literature--20th century. The Man Who Loved Beauty.
In these early notes for The Man Who Loved Beauty, Leonard Wallace Robinson sketches the general relationship between the main character and his wife. While these notes begin in the third person, they move to the first person by page two.
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