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Ebersole, Maude Vary. "The First Violin in Amana County." The Midland Monthly 9.5 (May 1898): 446-448. French, Alice. "The Cabinet Organ." Harper's New Monthly Magazine 93 (July 1896): 238-251. French, Alice. "The Captured Dream." Harper's New Monthly Magazine 94 (May 1897): 920-926. French, Alice. "The Conscience of a Business Man." Scribner's Magazine 24 (Sept. 1898): 310-319. French, Alice. "The Defeat of Amos Wickliff." Harper's New Monthly Magazine 94 (Dec. 1896): 86-94. French, Alice. "The First Mayor." Atlantic Monthly 64 (1889): 811-827. French, Alice. "His Duty." Harper's New Monthly Magazine 93 (Sept. 1896): 612-621. French, Alice. "The Judgment of Mrs. Swift." New Peterson's Magazine 104 (1893): 1107-1119. French, Alice. "The Merry Thanksgiving of the Burglar and Plumber." McClure's Magazine 5 (1895): 515-522. French, Alice. "Missionary Sheriff." Harper's New Monthly Magazine 92 (Apr. 1896): 773-787. French, Alice. "Moment of Clear Vision." Scribner's Magazine 23 (Mar. 1898): 311-324. French, Alice. "Next Room." Harper's New Monthly Magazine 93 (Nov. 1896): 945-959. French, Alice. "Non-combatant." Scribner's Magazine 21 (June 1897): 741-756. French, Alice. "The Proud Pynsents." Scribner's Magazine 14 (1893): 549-560. French, Alice. "Recognition." Scribner's Magazine 10 (Nov. 1891): 612-619. French, Alice. "A Son of the Revolution." Atlantic Monthly 77 (1896): 471-485. French, Alice. "Stout Miss Hopkins's bicycle." Harper's New Monthly Magazine 94 (Feb. 1897): 409-419. French, Alice. "Way of an Election." Scribner's Magazine 22 (Sept.1897): 296-307. French, Alice. "Working-man." Scribner's Magazine 16 (July 1894): 100-107. Garland, Hamlin. "Among the Corn Rows." Harper's Weekly 34 (June 28, 1890): 506-508. Garland, Hamlin. "An Evening at the Corner Grocery." Arena 4 (Sept. 1891): 504-512. Garland, Hamlin. "Spring Romance." Century Magazine 42 (June 1891): 296-302. Garland, Hamlin. "Uncle Ripley's Speculation." Arena 5 (Dec. 1891): 125-135. Hall, Mosley E. "The Old Elm's Story: A Romance of 'the Far West' Two Centuries Ago." The Midland Monthly 7.6 (June 1897): 529-532. Kerr, W.S. "The Mystery of Red Light Island: A Story of Early Iowa." The Midland Monthly 10.5 (Nov. 1898): 443-450. Lee, Penrhyn. "The Masquerade." Atlantic Monthly 81 (1898): 255-264. Meredith, Maude. "Hi Hapgood's Wife." The Midland Monthly 9 (1898): 539-544. Moore, Morna. "The Development of a Latent Gem." The Midland Monthly 3.3 (Mar. 1895): 273-283. Schaffter, Eugene. "Antonio." The Midland Monthly 1.2 (Feb. 1894): 97-112. Thanet, Octave. "The Canada Thistle." The Midland Monthly 1.1 (Jan. 1894): 1-21. 1900-1910 Butler, Ellis Parker. "False Gods of Doc Weaver." Century Magazine 62 (Sept. 1901): 691-697. Butler, Ellis Parker. "Pigs is Pigs." American Magazine 60 (Sept. 1905): 496-502. Butler, Ellis Parker. "Sectional House." Century Magazine 68 (June 1904): 215-218. Butler, Ellis Parker. "That Pup of Murchison's." American Magazine 62 (May 1906): 44-51. Glaspell, Susan K. "In the Face of His Constituents." Harper's Monthly Magazine 107 (Oct. 1903): 757-762. Glaspell, Susan K. "Man of Flesh and Blood." Harper's Monthly Magazine 108 (May 1904): 957-962. Quick, J. Herbert. "Between Alpha and Omega." Putnam's Magazine 5 (Nov. 1908): 175-182. Quick, J. Herbert. "Cummins of Iowa." Reader Magazine 8 (Nov. 1906): 586-589. Quick, J, Herbert. "Old Hen and the Experts." Century Magazine 77 (Feb. 1909): 596-604. 1911-1920 Aldrich, Bess Streeter. "Long-distance Call From Jim." American Magazine 88 (Aug. 1919): 48-50. Aldrich, Bess Streeter. "Mother's Dash for Liberty." American Magazine 86 (Dec. 1918): 11-13. Butler, Ellis Parker. "Big River." Lippincott's Magazine 91 (June 1913): 714-719. Butler, Ellis Parker. "Bread." In Prairie Gold: By Iowa Authors and Artists. Chicago: Reilly & Britton, 1917, pp. 39-45. Butler, Ellis Parker. "Long Sam Takes Out." Century Magazine 85 (Feb. 1913): 571-580. Butler, Ellis Parker. "When the Ice Goes Out." American Magazine 81 (Apr. 1916): 27-31. Crow, Rose A. "An American Wake." In Prairie Gold: By Iowa Authors and Artists. Chicago: Reilly & Britton, 1917, pp. 219-222. Frederick, Esther. "Uncle Al." The Midland 2.2 (Feb. 1916): 41-54. French, Alice (Octave Thanet). "The Captured Dream." In Prairie Gold: By Iowa Authors and Artists. Chicago: Reilly & Britton, 1917, pp. 86-96. Garland, Hamlin. "The Graven Image." In Prairie Gold: By Iowa Authors and Artists. Chicago: Reilly & Britton, 1917, pp. 21-37. Glaspell, Susan K. "'Finality' in Freeport." Pictorial Review 17 (July 1916): 14-15, 22. Glaspell, Susan K. "A Jury of Her Peers." Every Week 3 (March 5, 1917): s.n. Glaspell, Susan K. "A Jury of Her Peers." In The Best Short Stories of 1917 and the Yearbook of the American Short Story. Edward J. O'Brien, ed. Boston, MA: Small, Maynard, 1918: 256-282. Glaspell, Susan K. "Nervous Pig." Harper's Monthly Magazine 140 (Feb. 1920): 309-320. Glaspell, Susan K. "The Plea." In Lifted Masks. New York: Frederick A. Stokes, 1912. Glaspell, Susan K. "Pollen." Harper's Monthly 138 (Mar. 1919): 446-451. Glaspell, Susan K. "Unveiling Brenda." Harper's Monthly Magazine 133 (June 1916): 14-26. Griffith, Helen Sherman. "Tinkling Cymbals." In Prairie Gold: By Iowa Authors and Artists. Chicago: Reilly & Britton, 1917, pp. 128-132. Harrison, Don. "The Mixing." The Midland 5.7/8 (July-Aug. 1919): 174-199. Johnson, William S. "A Romance of the Forties." Palimpsest 1(1920): 65-74. Muilenburg, Walter J. "The Heart of Youth."
The Midland (Nov. 1915): 362-377. Muilenburg, Walter J. "The Heart of Youth." In The Best Short Stories of 1915
and the Yearbook of the American Short Story. Edward J. O'Brien, ed. Boston, MA: Small, Maynard, 1915:
172-184. Muilenburg, Walter J. "The Prairie." The
Midland (Aug. 1915): 260-270. Parish, John C. "White Beans for Hanging."
Palimpsest 1 (1920): 9-28. Patchin, Calista Halsey. "The Professor." In
Prairie Gold: By Iowa Authors and Artists. Chicago: Reilly & Britton, 1917,
pp. 250-258. 1921-1930 Aldrich, Bess Streeter. "Home-coming."
American Magazine 96 (July 1923): 56-58. Aldrich, Bess Streeter. "Men Who Caught the
Weather." Century 116 (July 1928): 304-310. Aldrich, Bess Streeter. "Mother Gets Back on the
Job." American Magazine 93 (Feb. 1922):30-33. Aldrich, Bess Streeter. "The Nicest House in
Town." American Magazine 95 (Feb. 1923): 40-42. Aldrich, Bess Streeter. "When the Children Grew
up." American Magazine 96 (Dec. 1923): 44-47. Brown, Harriet. Grandmother Brown's Hundred
Years. [partially serialized] Atlantic Monthly 144 (1929): 145-158;
320-331; 478-490; 645-656. Brownell, Agnes Mary. "Doc Greer's Practice."
The Midland 7.1 (Jan. 1921): 26-54. Hall, James Norman. "Reminiscences of a
Middle-western School." Atlantic Monthly 131 (June 1923): 735-740. Hartwick, Harry. "Light." The Midland 13.4
(April 1927): 104-112. Parkhurst, Clint. "The Attack on Corinth."
Palimpsest 3 (1922): 169-191. Quick, J. Herbert. The Hawkeye. [partially
serialized] Ladies' Home Journal 40 (March 1923): 3-6; (April 1923):
24-26; (May 1923): 20-21; (June 1923): 24-26; (July 1923): 20-21; (Aug. 1923):
26-28. Quick, J. Herbert. The Invisible Woman.
[partially serialized] Ladies' Home Journal 41 (Sept. 1924): 3-5;
(Oct.1924): 22-23; (Nov. 1924): 18-19; (Dec. 1924): 32-35. Quick, J. Herbert. Vandemark's Folly. [partially
serialized] Ladies' Home Journal 38 (Sept. 1921): 3-6; (Oct. 1921):
21-23; (Nov. 1921): 20-22; (Dec. 1921): 18-19. Quick, J. Herbert. Vandemark's Folly. [partially
serialized] Ladies' Home Journal 39 (Jan. 1922): 18-19; (Feb. 1922):
18-20. Sergel, Roger. "Nocturne: A Red Shawl."
Phantasmus (May 1924). Sigmund, Jay G. "The Placard." The Midland
15.1 (Jan/Feb 1929): 36-40. Sigmund, Jay G. "The Runaway." The Midland
16.5 (Sept/Oct 1930): 284-289. Sigmund, Jay G. "Subpoena." The Midland
13.5 (May 1927): 130-143. Skinner, Alanson. "An Ioway Village."
Palimpsest 6 (1925): 164-173. Stevens, James. "The Downfall of Elder Barton."
American Mercury 24 (Dec. 1931): 461-471. Stevens, James. "A Prairie Town." American
Mercury 6 (Sept. 1925): 99-106. Stong, Philip Duffield. "Hymeneal." The
Midland 7 (Nov. 1921): 370-385. Stout, George L. "Dust." The Midland 10.5 (May
1924): 211-223. Suckow, Ruth. "Big Kids and the Little Kids."
Good Housekeeping 88 (Jan. 1929): 50-53. Suckow, Ruth. "Eminence." American Mercury 10
(Mar. 1927): 273-280. Suckow, Ruth. "Experience." American Mercury
18 (Dec. 1929): 396-402. Suckow, Ruth. "Four Generations." American
Mercury 1 (Jan. 1924): 15-21. Suckow, Ruth. "German Grandfather." American
Mercury 12 (Nov. 1927): 280-284. Suckow, Ruth. "Golden Wedding." American
Mercury 4 (Feb. 1925): 221-231. Suckow, Ruth. "The Little Girl from Town."
Harpers Monthly 155 (Aug. 1927): 327-337. Suckow, Ruth. "Man of the Family." American
Mercury 9 (Dec. 1926): 412-420. Suckow, Ruth. "Midwestern Primitive." Harpers
Monthly 156 (Mar. 1928): 432-442. Suckow, Ruth. "Renters." In The Best Short
Stories of 1923 and the Yearbook of the American Short Story. Edward J.
O'Brien, ed. Boston, MA: Small, Maynard, 1923: 362-384. Suckow, Ruth. "Renters." Century Magazine
106 (Aug. 1923): 599-613. Suckow, Ruth. "Retired." The Midland 7.4
(April 1921): 150-158. Suckow, Ruth. "A Rural Community." The Midland
8.7 (July 1922):217-245. Suckow, Ruth. "Start in Life." American
Mercury 3 (Sept. 1924): 15-23. Suckow, Ruth. "Strong as a Man." Harper's
Monthly 158 (Apr. 1929): 540-550. Suckow, Ruth. "Uprooted." The Midland 7.2
(Feb. 1921): 83-109. Wagner, Dorothy. "The Varsity Whirl."
Palimpsest 10 (1929): 109-126. 1931-1940 Aldrich, Bess Streeter. Song of Years. [partially
serialized] Saturday Evening Post 211 (1938): (Dec. 10, 1938): 5-7; (Dec.
17, 1938): 20-21; (Dec. 24, 1938): 18-19; (Dec. 31, 1938): 26-27. Aldrich, Bess Streeter. Song of Years. [partially
serialized] Saturday Evening Post 211 (1939):
(Jan.7, 1939): 26; (Jan. 14, 1939): 26; (Jan. 21,
1939): 27-28. Aldrich, Bess Streeter. "Welcome Home, Hal!"
Ladies Home Journal 51 (Sept. 1934): 5-7, 63-64, 66. Bohnson, Loren. "Christ with the Third Finger
Broken." In Stories from the Husk. Eds. Clyde Tull and Anya Plummer.
Mount Vernon, IA: English Club of Cornell College, 1940, pp. 133-138. Corey, Paul. "There's Always an Accident."
Scribner's Magazine 100 (Dec. 1936): 51-55. Downing, J. Hyatt. "First Illusion."
Scribner's Magazine 87 (May 1930): 560-568. French, Alice. "Face of Failure." In Golden
Tales of the Prairie States. Mary Lamberton Becker, ed. New York: Dodd,
Mead, 1932. Hughes, Langston. "Cora Unashamed." In The
Ways of White Folks. New York: Knopf, 1934. Mirich, Mark. "Wind in the Coiled Wire." In
Stories from the Husk. Eds. Clyde Tull and Anya Plummer. Mount Vernon, IA:
English Club of Cornell College, 1940, pp. 17-26. Sailor, Annabel Lee. "They Have to be Born." In
Stories from the Husk. Eds. Clyde Tull and Anya Plummer. Mount Vernon,
IA: English Club of Cornell College, 1940, pp.1-8. Stong, Philip Duffield. "Between Trains."
Scholastic 36 (Apr. 1, 1940): 29-30. Stong, Philip Dufffield. "Pianissimo."
Saturday Evening Post 205 (Sept. 10, 1932): 8-9. Suckow, Ruth. "Renters." In America Through
the Short Story. Nathan Bryllion Fagin, ed.
Boston: Little, Brown, 1936. 1941-1950 Butler, Ellis Parker. "Pigs is Pigs." In The
Best American Humorous Short Stories. Robert Newton Linscott, ed. NY: Modern
Library, 1945. Childs, Marquis Williams. "River Town." In
America is West, An Anthology of Middlewestern Life and Literature. John
Theodore Flanagan, ed. Minneapolis: Univ. of Minnesota Press, 1945. Downing, J. Hyatt. "Harvesters." Collier's
116 (Nov. 3, 1945): 24, 33, 36-38. Olliver, Lois Marie. "Berries for Sale."
Palimpsest 23 (1942): 177-184. Steele, Wilbur Daniel. "Isles of Spice and
Lillies." In The Best Stories of Wilbur Daniel Steele. New York:
Doubleday, 1946. Stegner, Wallace. "Beyond the Glass Mountain."
Harper's Magazine 194 (May 1947): 446-452.
Also in The Women on the Wall. Boston:
Houghton Mifflin, 1948. Stegner, Wallace. "The View from the Balcony." In
The Women on the Wall. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1948. Stong, Philip Duffield. "Between Trains." In
Poetry and Prose of Today: Regional America. Harriet Marcelia Lucas, ed.
Syracuse, NY: L.W. Singer, 1941. Stong, Philip Duffield. "Drought." In America
in Literature. Tremaine McDowell, ed. New York: F.S. Crofts & Co., 1944. Suckow, Ruth. "Midwestern Primitive." In
Poetry and Prose of Today: Regional America.
Harriet Marcelia Lucas, ed. Syracuse, NY: L.W.
Singer, 1941. 1951-1960 Griffith, Jeannette. (Jeannette Eyerly and
Valeria W. Griffith.) "Family Diary." Serialized short story in The Des
Moines Register, 1958. Suckow, Ruth. "Homecoming." In The Good
Housekeeping Treasury. Donald Elder, ed.
New York: Simon and Schuster, 1960. 1961-1970 Bowman, Irene. "The Bobbinet Cap." In A
Wisconsin Harvest. August William Derleth, ed. Sauk City, WI: Stanton & Lee,
1966. Engberg, Susan. "Lambs of God." In Prize
Stories, 1969: The O. Henry Awards. William Miller Abrahams, ed. New York:
Doubleday, 1969. Garland, Hamlin. "Mrs. Ripley's Trip." In
Golden Tales of Our America. New York:
New American Library, 1962. Glaspell, Susan. "A Jury of Her Peers." In My
Favorite Mystery Stories. Maureen Daly, ed. New York: Dodd, Mead, 1966. Kantor, MacKinley. "Honey on the Border." In
Story Teller. New York: Doubleday, 1967. Sherman, Edith Bishop. "Prairie Song." In When
Mother Was a Girl, Stories She Read Them. Frances Ullman DeArmand, ed. New
York: Funk & Wagnalls, 1964. 1971-1980 Belding, Robert E. "An Iowa Schoolgirl -- 1860s
Style." Palimpsest 58.1 (1977): 2-11. Boyle, T. Coraghessan. "The Women's Restaurant."
In The Descent of Man. Boston: Little, Brown, 1979. Casey, John. "Connaissance des Arts." In
Testimony and Demeanor. New York: Knopf, 1979. Irving, John. "Almost in Iowa." Esquire 80
(Nov. 1973): 144-146, 224-229. Sandroff, Ronni. Party Party: Girlfriends: Two
Short Novels. New York: Knopf, 1975. 1981-1990 DeQuille, Dan. "A Christmas Story: Under the
Ice." Palimpsest 69.4 (1988): 186-190. DeQuille, Dan. "Trailing a Lost Child."
Palimpsest 69.3 (1988): 124-131. Fjelstad, Annika. "A Wake." Iowa Woman.
6.3 (Sept. 1986): 34-40. King, Stephen. "Three Past Midnight, the Library
Policeman." In Four Past Midnight. New York: Viking, 1990. Kinsella, W.P. "Distances." In The Further
Adventures of Slugger McBatt. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1988. Kinsella, W.P. "Frank Pierce, Iowa." In The
Further Adventures of Slugger McBatt. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1988. Kinsella, W.P. "Shoeless Joe Jackson Comes to
Iowa." In The Penguin Book of Modern Canadian Short Stories. New York:
Penguin Books, 1982. Mangan, Charles. "The Devil." Wapsipinicon
Almanac 1 (1988): 107-114. Mukherjee, Bharati. "The Tenant." In The Best
American Short Stories, 1987. Ann Beattie and Shannon Ravenel, eds. Boston:
Houghton Mifflin, 1987: 178-192. Nelson, Peter N. "Cooley and Kedney." Iowa
Review 14.1 (Winter 1984): 73-102. Nevai, Lucia. "Baby Wood." Iowa Woman 7.1
(March 1987): 10-13. Pearce, Floyd. "The Patch of Wild Strawberries."
Wapsipinicon Almanac 2 (1989): 101-105. Peterson, John. "It's Iowa, Goodbye."
Wapsipinicon Almanac 3 (1990): 86-89. Quinn, Charles. "A Ready Woman." Wapsipinicon
Almanac 3 (1990): 79-85. Struthers, Ann. "The Wind and the Rain."
Wapsipinicon Almanac 2 (1989): 94-100. Sutter, Barton. "I Hate to See You Go."
Wapsipinicon Almanac 1 (1988): 97-105. Williams, David. "Mound." Wapsipinicon Almanac
3 (1990): 74-78. 1991-2000 Alexander, Kirsten Marie. "A Few Things About
Iowa." In "High Dives." Thesis. The American University, 1995. Andrews, Tamara Ruth. "Five Chapters of a Larger Project: A
Tradition of Grace." MA Thesis. Iowa State University, 2000. Boyle, T. Coraghessan. "A Women's Restaurant." In
The Workshop: Seven Decades of the Iowa Writers' Workshop. Ed. Tom
Grimes. New York: Hyperion, 1999, pp. 308-319. Christman, Rick. "Whiteout, Boondocks, Iowa."
Wapsipinicon Almanac 6 (1993): 77-78. Coleman, James R. "Guthrie Springs."
Wapsipinicon Almanac 4 (1991): 61-65. Coleman, James R. "The Hardfish Woman."
Wapsipinicon Almanac 7 (1994): 73-76. Crowther, Peter. "For Those Who Wait." In Dark Iowa,
Bright Iowa. Ed. James P. Roberts. Concord,CA: A.E. Press, 1994, pp. 143-157. Dybek, Stuart. "Paper Lantern." In The Best
American Short Stories, 1996. John Edgar Wideman and Shannon Ravenel, eds.
Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1996: 113-125. Emery, Lorin. "Talents." In Dark Iowa, Bright Iowa.
Ed. James P. Roberts. Concord, CA: A.E. Press, 1994, pp. 31-38. Gass, William. "Emma Enters a Sentence of Elizabeth Bishop's." In Cartesian Sonata and Other Novellas. New York: Knopf, 1998. Gorman, Edward. Moonchasers. In Criminal Intent.
Arlington Heights, IL: Dark Harvest, 1993. Grimm, Shawna. "Farmer's Market." In Dark Iowa, Bright Iowa. Ed. James P. Roberts. Concord, CA: A.E. Press, 1994, pp. 109-118. Hoing, David. "Image." In Dark Iowa, Bright Iowa. Ed. James P. Roberts. Concord, CA: A.E. Press, 1994, pp. 1-30. Irelan, Patrick. "Blackjack Queen." Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine 39.1 (Jan. 1994): 14-36. Irving, John. "Almost in Iowa." In Trying to
Save Piggy Sneed. New York: Arcade Publishing, 1996. Johnson, Denis. "Work." In The Workshop: Seven Decades of the Iowa Writers' Workshop. Ed. Tom Grimes. New York: Hyperion, 1999, pp. 289-295. Jurgens, Kathleen. "Sweet Dreams Are Made of This." In Dark Iowa, Bright Iowa. Ed. James P. Roberts. Concord, CA: A.E. Press, 1994, pp. 97-108. Lane, Mary Kay. "Saving Grace." In Dark Iowa, Bright Iowa. Ed. James P. Roberts. Concord, CA: A.E. Press, 1994, pp. 55-63. Leabhart, Susan. "Stopping for a Bite at the New Frontier Cafe." In Dark Iowa, Bright Iowa. Ed. James P. Roberts. Concord, CA: A. E. Press, 1994, pp.64-74. Nichols, Gail Faulds. "Minna's Fields." Iowa Woman 10.4 (1990-1991): 13-18. Rich, Mark. "Train to Bellmira." In Dark Iowa, Bright Iowa. Ed. James P. Roberts. Concord, CA: A.E. Press, 1994, pp. 77-96. Robers, Donald, Jr. "Bone Dry." In Dark Iowa, Bright Iowa. Ed. James P. Roberts. Concord, CA: A.E. Press, 1994, pp. 129-141. Stefaniak, Mary Helen. "The Dress from Bangladesh." Iowa Woman 12.2 (1992): 37-41. Valentino, David. "Paying the Mage." In Dark Iowa, Bright Iowa. Ed. James P. Roberts. Concord, CA: A.E. Press, 1994, pp. 119-128. Vaughn, Ralph E. "A Darkness in Davenport." In Dark Iowa, Bright Iowa. Ed. James P. Roberts. Concord, CA: A.E. Press, 1994, pp. 41-54. Weaver, Ann. "Scrambled Eggs." Wapsipinicon Almanac 5 (1992): 73-77. Weldon, P.M. "Reflections: Kirk Resigns from Starfleet and Returns to Iowa." In Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. Eds. Dean Wesley Smith and John J. Ordover. New York: Pocket Books, 1998. Williamson, David. They Didn't Lick it Off the
Stove: Stories and Poems. Des Moines: Triad Productions, 1995. (sound
recording)
2001-present Borich, Michael. "The Great Man in Iowa."
Wapsipinicon Almanac 8 (2002): 76-87. Brown, Akilah S. "Same Difference." MA Thesis. Iowa State
University, 2006. Coffey, Dan. "My Date with an Armenian."
Wapsipinicon Almanac 8 (2002): 90-94. Grafwallner, Suzanne Mary. "A Lesson from Iowa." In Swimming
Away on Nerves Alone. MA Thesis. Iowa State University, 2004. Herrick, Dennis. "Spirit Journey."
Wapsipinicon Almanac 12 (2006): 70-80. Kenyon, John. "The Bluffs." Wapsipinicon
Almanac 10 (2004): 65-75. McIlrath, J. Harley. "'Possum Trot." Wapsipinicon
Almanac 12 (2006): 83-92. Murray, John. "Acts of Memory, Wisdom of Man." In
A few short notes on tropical butterflies. New York: HarperCollins
Publishers, 2003, pp. 211-274. Struthers, Ann. "The Funeral."
Wapsipinicon Almanac 11 (2005): 70-76. Thompson, Dennis Elmer. "Like Deer Sleeping Beneath
White Oak." MA Thesis. Iowa State University, 2005. Wilton, Stephen. "Men in the Mist."
Wapsipinicon Almanac 9 (2003): 84-87s. |
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