Books written by Bill Knott
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The Craft of Fiction
-p 3. Interview any local writer of fiction. Discuss the impact ^ of his or her vocation on other members of the family. Be g sure to include in the discussion the years of struggle that preceded successful publication.
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The Quicken Tree: Poems
In The Man Who Married His Checkout Lane, he writes: "Oh my checkout lane / has the longest wait of any--though unlike / all the others in line, I won't leaf through the life / those tabloids provide rumors of: none of them / are beautiful ...
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Selected and Collected Poems
Selected and Collected Poems
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Becos: Poems
Becos: Poems
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Poems, 1963-1988
Poems deal with such topics as Vietnam, death, love and family
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Collected Poetry 1960-2014
This book is priced the lowest Amazon allows me to set it at (my "profit" is zero).
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I Am Flying Into Myself: Selected Poems, 1960–2014
A selection of Bill Knott's life work--testimony of his enduring -thorny genius- (Robert Pinsky).
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Laugh at the End of the World: Collected Comic Poems, 1969-1999
Bill Knott, said Marvin Bell, "can sing like an open-throated nightingale or twist the neck of syntax until it turns blue". Laugh at the End of the World is Knott...
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Poems, 1963-1988
Poems deal with such topics as Vietnam, death, love and family.
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Auto-necrophilia; The----poems, Book 2
Auto-necrophilia; The----poems, Book 2
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The Craft of Fiction
The Craft of Fiction