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- William Carlos Williams Review
- Penn State University Press
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- Volume 29, Number 1, Spring 2009
- Editor’s Introduction
- Abbreviations for Titles by William Carlos Williams
- House Calls with William Carlos Williams, MD (review)
- Furnished Rooms (review)
- I Celebrate Myself: The Somewhat Private Life of Allen Ginsberg, and: American Scream: Allen Ginsberg’s Howl and the Making of the Beat Generation (review)
- Allen Ginsberg’s Buddhist Poetics (review)
- Still Getting the News from Poems: Reflections on William Carlos Williams in the 21st Century
- William Carlos Williams and New Directions: The Care and Feeding of a Literary Reputation
- Dear God/Dear Bill: The Turbulent Discourse of Poet and Publisher
- "To All Gentleness”: Revisiting My Old Friend, WCW
- Rutherford Celebrates the 125th Anniversary of William Carlos Williams’s Birth
- The Influence of William Carlos Williams on Charles Tomlinson’s Cityscapes
- William Carlos Williams and “The Real English Spirit”
- “To Discover ‘The Supreme Importance of [ . . . ] nameless spectacle[s]”: Defamiliarizing the Local as a Process of Knowing in William Carlos Williams’s Poetry
- “A Blossoming of the Spirit”: William Carlos Williams, Emanuel Romano, and the Authenticity of Artistic Expression
- The Poet as a Man of Action: Emersonian Reflections on Williams’s The Wedge
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