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42. Detritus Books Catalog bowers, edgar. Thirteen Views of Santa Barbara. Woodside Occasional Works, 1989 First edition. 25 pp. Fine in handsewn printed wrappers. http://www.detritus.com/catalog/catalog.cgi?action=search&keyword=Occasional Wor

43. Edgar Bowers Wins Bollingen Prize February 19 In History brainyhistory.com. February 19, 1989 in History. Event edgar bowers wins Bollingen Prize, Related Topics Bollingen bowers edgar Prize Related Year http://www.brainyhistory.com/events/1989/february_19_1989_162170.html

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44. Northwest North Carolina World War II Deaths Bentley, William W., St., Tec4, DOW Bishop, Steward L., PFC, KIA Blevins, Clarence E., 1st Lt., KIA bowers, edgar D., PFC, KIA bowers, King O., PFC, KIA http://www.newrivernotes.com/nc/nwncww2.htm

New River Notes Since 1998 - Historical and Genealogical Resources for the Upper New River Valley of North Carolina and Virginia Northwest North Carolina World War II Deaths This is a list of U.S. Army and U.S. Army Air Corps personnel who died in World War II of disease, wounds, or directly in battle. These individuals listed Northwest North Carolina counties as their home of record. Alleghany County Ashe County Avery County Watauga County ; and Wilkes County Abbreviations Used KIA - Killed in Action DNB - Died Non-Battle DOW - Died of Wounds DOI - Died of Injuries FOD - Finding of Death (Used where someone was missing and presumed killed in action) MIA - Missing, circumstances undetermined Alleghany County Andrews, Claude, Tec4, KIA Barrett, Levi T., CPL, DNB Blevins, Walter, Tec5, DNB Caudill, Leff J., Pvt., KIA Crouse, Charlie M., Pvt., KIA Gant, John H., Sr., PFC, KIA Irwin, George E., Pvt., KIA Jolly, Ross S., PFC, KIA Landreth, Robert S., Sgt., DNB LaRue, Charles C., Tec5, DNB Miles, Vernon C., PFC, DNB Miller, Wade L., CPL., KIA

45. Rockisland Co. Illinois National Cemetery At Rock Island Surname B ARTHUR W. M 85N bowers, CLARENCE W. L 1892 bowers, edgar A. N 50 bowers, . BURNIE B 938 BROOKS JR., edgar L. U 258 BROOKS, ELTA E. M 1995 N BROOKS, http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/il/rockisland/cemeteries/natbcem.txt

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47. Contests Honors Georgia poet edgar bowers (19242000), whose compact and rigorous formalism defined the spirit of his work. His poems expressed themes of loss—of the http://www.georgiapoetrysociety.org/contests.htm

2007 CONTEST JUDGES 1. Jennifer Horne is the co-editor, with Wendy Reed, of All Out of Faith: Southern Women on Spirituality (Univ. of Alabama Press, 2006), and the editor of Working the Dirt: An Anthology of Southern Poets (NewSouth Books, 2003). She currently teaches in the Alabama Prison Arts and Education Project and serves as the poetry book review editor for First Draft , the journal of the Alabama Writers’ Forum. Her poetry publications include a chapbook, Miss Betty’s School of Dance (bluestocking press, 1997), and poems in numerous journals, mostly southern. She received an M.A. (English), an M.F.A. (Creative Writing), and an M.A. (Community Counseling) from the University of Alabama and has taught creative writing at the college, high school, and elementary school levels and has worked as a journal, magazine, and book editor. 2. David Oates is the editor and publisher of Monkey Magazine , which includes poetry and humor. He has published comic strip writing, poetry, and fiction in literary magazines, hosts the Athens Poetry Slam, and is the host/producer of the Great Apes Humor Show on WUGA, the public-radio station in Athens GA. He has published a collection of poetry and fiction

48. Poetry Magazine: Historical Index bowers, Cathy Smith A Southern Rhetoric, Volume 160, May 1992, Page 80 bowers, edgar The Astronomers of Mont Blanc, Volume 99, December 1961, Page 151 http://www.poetrymagazine.org/magazine/b7.html

PoetryFoundation.org Homepage Daily News Feature Articles Bestseller Lists ... Bur - Byr Bostelmann, Carl John Skyscraper Builders , Volume 37, December 1930, Page 140 Song at the Rise of the Full Moon , Volume 37, December 1930, Page 140 The Deserts of Sleep , Volume 37, December 1930, Page 140 With the South Wind , Volume 38, April 1931, Page 16 Rediscovery , Volume 38, April 1931, Page 16 Dawn Vigil , Volume 42, August 1933, Page 261 Closed Season , Volume 45, March 1935, Page 322 The Winter Hill , Volume 45, March 1935, Page 322 Premonitory April , Volume 45, March 1935, Page 322 Bostwick, Lawrence East Wind, West Wind , Volume 48, July 1936, Page 207 Revery over Painted Porcelain , Volume 48, July 1936, Page 207 Memorandum , Volume 48, July 1936, Page 207 Portrait of a Poseur , Volume 48, July 1936, Page 207 For a Friend , Volume 48, July 1936, Page 207 Old Story , Volume 48, July 1936, Page 207 Botkin, Benjamin Albert Meteor , Volume 37, November 1930, Page 85 Botkin, Nancy Grief , Volume 170, May 1997, Page 89 Bottomley, Gordon The Ploughman , Volume 9, January 1917, Page 181 Bottoms, David

49. Companion List bowers, edgar 500 words assigned Boyle, Kay 500 words assigned Brathwaite, Kamau 500 words assigned Brodsky, Joseph 500 words assigned http://web.njit.edu/~kimmelma/companionlist.html

A Companion to 20th Century American Poetry (Facts on File, Inc., 2004) Burt Kimmelman , Editor Claiming an essay? Then please e-mail: kimmelman@njit.edu ; use the subject line "Essays for Book." If you are interested in writing for the Companion then please furnish a bio including publications if any (copy and paste into an e-mail). List of Entries (see all three sections below - look for unclaimed essays [IGNORE THE "ASSIGNED" TAGS ALL UNCLAIMED ESSAYS ARE LISTED ABOVE Poets Ackerman, Diane 500 words [assigned] Adam, Helen 500 words [assigned] Ai 500 words [assigned] Aiken, Conrad 1000 words [assigned] Alexie, Sherman 500 words [assigned] Algarin, Miguel 500 words [assigned] Ammons, A.R. 1000 words [assigned] Andrews, Bruce 500 words [assigned] Angelou, Maya 500 words [assigned] Antin, David 500 words [assigned] Armantrout, Rae 500 words [assigned] Ashbery, John 1500 words [assigned] Atkins, Russell 500 words [assigned] Auden, W.H. 1000 words [assigned] Auster, Paul 500 words [assigned]

50. Finding Wilfred Owen's Forwarding Address: Moving Beyond The World War One Parad First World War; World War Two; Second World War; Owen, Wilfred; Weil, Simone; Wilbur, Richard; Komunyakaa, Yusef; bowers, edgar; Ehrhart, W. D. http://fmls.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/41/2/136

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51. Roster Of Company C, 349th Infantry, 88th Division, US Army In The World War bowers. edgar A., Pvt., 2203 N. 3rd St., St, Joseph, Mo. Brachear, Lee, Pvt., 1105 W. 10th St., Coffyville. Kan. Brayton, Lawson W., Corp., Worland, Mo. http://www.distantcousin.com/military/wwi/units/usa/88thdivision/349infantrycoc.

Searches Surnames City Directories School Alumni ... SSDI Roster of Company C, 349th Infantry, 88th Division, US Army in the World War Military Records World War One Eighty-Eighth Division 349th Infantry Roster of Company C Company C Name, Rank and Home Address Ahrenholz, Jacob, Pvt., 129 Miama St., Lyons, Iowa. Allen, Ahio C., 2nd Lt. (U.S.A.), 38 Anchinole Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Anderson, Ernest J., Sergt., Buhl, Minn. Anderson, Walter E., Pvt., Harcourt, Iowa. Arseneau, Thomas Y., Sergt., R. F. D. No. 3. Donovan, Ill. Ashby, Tom, Pvt., 1st Cl., 612 Franklin Ave., Kansas City, Kan. Attebery, Noah O., Pvt., 1st Cl, R. F. D. No. 5, Fulton, Mo. Babe, Frank, Cook, Pisgah, Iowa. Banish, William J., 1st Lt. (U.S.A.), Dickinson, N. D. Bauman, Arthur C., Pvt., Clark, S. D. Beebe, Morris E., Pvt., 311 Bratnober St., Waterloo, Iowa. Behrends, Siebo H., Pvt., Harrop, Neb. Benson, Albert, Pvt., R. F. D. No. 3, Elsmore, Kan. Benson, Carl P., Pvt., 1st Cl, R. F. D. No. 2, Dayton, Iowa. Bercaw, Chester L., Sergt., Hancock, Mo. Berg, Ingvald, Pvt., Forest City, Iowa.

52. Esquire S 278 Books You Should Have Read By Now By Harold Bloom John Collected Poems Bishop, Elizabeth Collected Poems Bogan, Louise The Blue Estuaries Selected Poems bowers, edgar Living Together New and Selected http://www.io.com/~beckerdo/books/sqrlst.txt

53. POETRY FROM ZYZZYVA bowers, edgar, Someone in San Francisco, 45 Braden, Allen, Alkali , 55 Bradley, Bill, As a Feminist Drag Queen, 38 Braverman, Kate, True Story, 3 http://www.zyzzyva.org/published.poetry.htm

Poetry (Issue Nos. 1 - 81) Adams, Kate, Bright Boat, 69 Adrian, Etel, Description of a Friend, 22 Ajay, Stephen, Stroke, 40 Albon, George, More Places Forever, 53 Alexie, Sherman, The Sasquatch Poems, 46 Alexie, Sherman, Snake, 77 Allport, Andrew, An Unknown Shore,76 Alpaugh, David, After the Perfect Dive, 39 Anderson, Idris, Boats; Maiano; Pumpkin Farm, Half Moon Bay, 72 Ansel, Talvikki, Spell, 49 Aragon, Francisco, Calendar, 40 Arjona, Ramon, Butterfly, 80 Armantrout, Rae, My Problem, 35 Arnegard, Iver, Farland Cemetery 2005, 73 Arnegard, Iver, The Wind Still Sweeps, 73 Bangs, Carol Jane, Falsehood, 40 Barkawitz, Mark, One Star Too Many, 62 Barnes, Dick, Cuscuta Californica, 4 Bass, Ellen, Tulip Blossoms, 62 Bautista, Ramon C., Three poems, 25 Beckett, Larry, Sonnet, 38 Bedoya, Robert, Banff Morning, 41 Bell, Marvin, Spot Six Differences, 22 Benson, Steve, The Medium, 22 Berkson, Bill, Head at the Covers, 6

54. Author Index A-F bowers, edgar. Four Poems (V8, No.2). Three Poems (V9, No.1). BOWIE, Malcolm. Freud in the Future (reviewessay) (V13, No.1). What Is Literature? http://raritanquarterly.rutgers.edu/author_index_a-f.html

Alphabetical Volume Index A B C D ... [S-Z] Author Article and Issue AARON, Daniel Theodore Roosevelt as Cultural Artifact (V9, No.3) A Variety of Religious Experience (review-essay) (V12, No.2) Nixon As Literary Artifact (V15, No.2) ABRAHAMS, Roger D. Pros and Players (V3, No.4) ACOCELLA, Joan and Lynn GARAFOLA Andre Levinson and the Making of a Classical Dance Esthetic (V10, No.4) ADORNO, Theodor Late Style in Beethoven (V13, No.1) AGNEW, Jean-Christophe Henry James and Company (review-essay) (V13, No.1) ALBRECHT, James Emerson on Fire (review-essay) (V15, No.3) ALLEN, Danielle Ralph Ellison on the Tragicomedy of Citizenship (V23, No.3) ALLEN, Dick Three Poems (V20, No. 4) AMMONS, A. R. Four Poems (V4, No.1) ANDERSON, Daniel Two Poems (V16, No.4) ANDERSON, Mark Notes on Thomas Bernhard (V7, No.1) APPLEWHITE, James A Visit with V. S. Naipaul (V10, No.1) ARDITI, Neil Shelley's "Adonais" and the Literary Canon (V17, No.1) ARMSTRONG, Carol Warriors, Bachelors, Artists, and Other Women (essay-review)

55. Wow.UAB.edu : History And Politics 1912 — Robert Scott, Edward Wilson, “Birdie” bowers, edgar Evans and Lawrence Oates reach the South Pole and discover the Norwegian flag flying there. http://wow.uab.edu/antarctica2001/show.asp?durki=44698

56. Mirago : Arts: Literature: Authors: B: Bowers, Edgar Academy of American Poets edgar bowers Biography, photograph, and selected poems. How Shall a Generation Know Its Story - Online exhibit of bowers http://www.mirago.co.uk/scripts/dir.aspx?cat=Top/Arts/Literature/Authors/B/Bower

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58. THE LAND A month later, in January 17, 1912, Robert Scott, Edward Wilson, Birdie bowers, edgar Evans, and Lawrence Oates finally found the South Pole and saw the http://library.thinkquest.org/28779/people.html

History of Antarctica Terra Australis Incognita In ancient times, the concept of a landmass to the south was thought of by the Greeks. The Greek Philosophers theorized that the Earth was a sphere. Their ideas of the balance of the Earth led them to the idea of a body of land at the southern end of the Earth. The notion of this landmass was called Terra Australis Incognita, meaning "Unknown Southern Land." Even though there is a North Pole as well, the idea of a South Pole was a far more intriguing concept. The Courageous Explorers During the early years, most expeditions to Antarctica were related to economic motives. Explorers were searching for new trading routes. Traders and hunters wanted to hunt seals for their fur, and yet other people went to Antarctic to seek mineral riches. Beginning with Captain James Cook in 1773, the Resolution and the Adventure were the first crews to ever cross the Antarctic Circle. During the early 1820's, Thaddeus von Bellingshausen of Russia claimed the first recorded viewing of an icefield at 69 degrees south latitude, and proclaimed that he was the first person to sight Antarctica. In that same year, Edward Bransfield, Nathaniel Palmer, and Smith, also claimed that they sighted Antarctica first.

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60. ScienceWeek Scott, Henry bowers, edgar Evans, Lawrence Oates, and Edward Wilson arrived at the Pole a month later; all perished on the return march. http://scienceweek.com/2003/sc031128-3.htm

Personal Subscriptions Group Subscriptions Archives Contact Us ... Advertising ScienceWeek Crossing Barriers Since 1997 Receive ScienceWeek three times a week by Email: Subscriptions About ScienceWeek Archives Contact Us ... Subscriptions ScienceWeek EARTH SCIENCE: ON ANTARCTICA The following points are made by Max Jones (citation below): 1) On 17 January 1912 five men from the British Antarctic Expedition commanded by Captain Robert Falcon Scott (1868-1912), arrived at the spot they calculated to be the South Pole. To their dismay, they found they had been preceded by a Norwegian expedition led by Roald Amundsen (1872-1928), which had reached the Pole a month earlier. "The wind is blowing hard, T. -21 deg and there is that curious damp, cold feeling in the air which chills one to the bone", Scott wrote in his journal. "Great God this is an awful place and terrible enough for us to have labored to it without the reward of priority." The British explorers faced an 850-mile journey, hauling their sledge across the ice, to reach their base camp at Cape Evans and safety. 2) The second half of the nineteenth century was the age of the explorer hero. Developments in transport and communications opened both new territories for Western explorers, and new opportunities for distributing accounts of their exploits to an ever-expanding readership. The most spectacular expeditions created international heroes, whose endeavors were chronicled in newspapers, lecture theaters, and best-selling books. Dr. David Livingstone (1813-1873), Henry Morton Stanley (1841-1904), and Fridtjof Nansen (1861-1930) became household names. The endeavors of such men achieved the most celebrated goals of 19th-century exploration: the North-West Passage, the North-East Passage, the forbidden city of Lhasa, the sources of the Nile, and the North Pole.

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