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Carnegie Mellon Series:
Classic Contemporaries
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The Carnegie Mellon Classic Contemporaries Series, inaugurated in 1989 with the publication of Sunday by Thomas Lux, and now in its nineteenth year, numbers more than one hundred titles. This series has gained widespread praise for reissuing significant out-of-print books by important American poets including Richard Hugo, Carolyn Kizer, James Tate, Jon Anderson, Deborah Digges, Stephen Dobyns, Carol Muske, Amy Gerstler, Larry Levis, Elizabeth Spires, James Welch and Ellen Bryant Voigt. Beginning in 2008, the Classic Contemporaries Series is expanding to include essential collections of short fiction, commencing with Pamela Painter's Getting to Know the Weather. 2008 Classic Contemporary Titles: Poetry
We Weep for Our Strangeness 2008
A Handful of Bees 2008 2008 Classic Contemporary Titles: Short Fiction
Getting to Know the Weather 2008
Director of the World & Other Stories 2008 |
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