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"Jack London in 'Rhymed Reviews' and 'Impudent Interviews.'"
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"Jack London in 'Rhymed Reviews' and 'Impudent Interviews.'"
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A collection of his drawings taken from the latter was published in 1902 under the title, Men: Drawn and Rhymed About.
Chas. Pears Steve 2010
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Rhymed and unrhymed poetry about the intersection of work and motherhood, including classic forms such as the sonnet and sestina.
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Rhymed and unrhymed poetry about the intersection of work and motherhood, including classic forms such as the sonnet and sestina.
Complete List of Reading Group Guides Available on One-Minute Book Reviews « One-Minute Book Reviews 2007
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Rhymed and unrhymed poems about the intersection of work and motherhood, some in classic forms such as the sonnet and sestina and one (“Goodbye, New York”) with the anapestic bounce of a Cole Porter-ish Broadway show tune.
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If a Rhymed Couplet Writer goes to Nick to write a cartoon, you can call him a TAG writer because that's what he's going to have to become before he gets his first paycheck...remember?
Writers, Animation and Otherwise Steve Hulett 2008
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Because there are no Rhymed Couplet Guild writers, just as there are no TAG writers, or WGA writers.
Archive 2008-07-01 Steve Hulett 2008
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Rhymed and unrhymed poems about the intersection of work and motherhood, some in classic forms such as the sonnet and sestina and one (“Goodbye, New York”) with the anapestic bounce of a Cole Porter-ish Broadway show tune.
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Rhymed and unrhymed poems about the intersection of work and motherhood, some in classic forms such as the sonnet and sestina and one (“Goodbye, New York”) with the anapestic bounce of a Cole Porter-ish Broadway show tune.
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