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Battle Hymns of the Iowa State Teacher's College

An American Education

More Than Air

Primogeniture

How to Lose Your Mothers

Eight from One Hundred Histories

Portrait of the Artist as a Bad Mormon

My American Fantasy

The Long Corridor

Of Places Wasted by Speed

Thistle

Magio

Captivities

Drinking Coffee

Backyard Theatre

Returning

Plumbers and Other Men

Catch and Release: What We Can Learn From the Semicolon (Even If We Choose Never to Use it In a Sentence)

Man with a Woman

Field Notes

      A very tall red oak tree grows on a hill past the barn, past Mom’s sheep and llamas and goats. It is the tallest tree on our Tennessee farm and because it plunged its roots down on the …

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