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Washing UpSelwyn Pritchard · The Iowa Review · 1991

Reflections on Unfortunate ScholarsSelwyn Pritchard · The Iowa Review · 1998

In the Woop-WoopsSelwyn Pritchard · The Iowa Review · 1991

Williamstown BeachSelwyn Pritchard · The Iowa Review · 1991

Wrinkly WeekendSelwyn Pritchard · The Poetry Ireland Review · 1999

Suppressing the WelshSELWYN PRITCHARD · Critical Survey · 1991

Print Rivers. After-ImagesSelwyn Pritchard · The Poetry Ireland Review · 1988

MetafictionRobert Scholes · The Iowa Review · 1970

BirdsJohn O'Brien · The Iowa Review · 1972

TitanicAnthony Owen Colby · The Iowa Review · 1997

Cavafy and His Heirs in AmericaEdmund Keeley · The Iowa Review · 2002-2003

Truman Capote and the CanonJohn Kerrigan · The Iowa Review · 1998

MissyRikki · The Iowa Review · 1979

All the Way HomeCarol Potter · The Iowa Review · 1986

The Power of AttentionSuzanne Araas Vesely · The Iowa Review · 1986