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Land of Little Sticks by James Tate, 1981 First classical maps with chronological tables of Grecian and Roman history by James Tate, 2010-07-30 An Introduction To The Principal Greek Tragic And Comic Meters: In Scansion, Structure, And Ictus (1829) by James Tate, 2010-05-22 Getting the Most Out of Your Drill Press. by JAMES (ed.) TATE, 1943 Riven Doggeries (American Poetry Series; V. 18) by James Tate, 1999-05-24 Horatius Restitutus: Or The Books Of Horace, Arranged In Chronological Order According To The Scheme Of Dr. Bentley (1837) by James Tate, Richard Bentley Horace, 2008-08-18 The Army and Its Air Corps: Army Policy Toward Aviation, 1919 - 1941 by James P. Tate, 2003-08 The destination by James Tate, 1967 Science and Archaeology, Glasgow 1987 (British Archaeological Reports (BAR)) by James O. Tate, 1988-11 From Under Iron Eyelids: The Biography of James Henry Burton, Armorer to Three Nations by Thomas Tate, 2005-05-11 The Best American Poetry 1997 by James Tate, 1997-09-04 Perry Penguin, A Tale of a Brave Family, No. 30 in Suzanne Tate's Nature Series by Suzanne Tate, 2007-11-12 James Barry: The Artist As Hero (Tate Gallery Ser) by William L. Pressly, 1983-12 Viper Jazz (Wesleyan Poetry Program) by James Tate, 1976-10-01

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81. Pith... James Tate, Shut Up And Eat Your Toad
    Well it s about time you got here. I was worried, I was starting to fret. Copyright © 1997 by james tate. Reproduced by permission of The Ecco Press.  
    http://www.pith.net/pithfiles/TateToad.htm

82. J.O. Tate Reviews Samuel Francis' JAMES BURNHAM
    REVIEWS. The Lion and the Fox by JO tate. james Burnham by Samuel Francis London Claridge Press; 164 pp., $14.95. This second edition  
    http://www.chroniclesmagazine.org/Chronicles/August2001/0801Tate.htm
    
    Extractions: London: Claridge Press; 164 pp., $14.95 This second edition of Samuel Francis's monograph on the political thought of James Burnham (1904-1987) is a fascinating exposition of a remarkable body of work. National Review Francis's work on Burnham has three major levels of appeal, each in itself of compelling interest. The first of these is the ostensible one. The Managerial Revolution and The Machiavellians Burnham did not write in the traditional language of Anglo-American political theory and reference. He was not a Burkean like Russell Kirk, nor a Straussian, nor a Catholic (until his conversion late in life), nor an exhausted liberal, nor a libertarian, nor a capitalist, nor a neoconservative. In fact, as an academic of aesthetic and philosophical sophistication (and a former Trotskyite), Burnham had, by 1940, been around the block in ways that are hard for the ordinary conservative to credit. He so impressed George Orwell that 1984 must be read as a response to Burnham, as well as to the 20th century. The book's second claim to our attention lies in Francis's account of the Italian tradition of historical and social analysis, which is as striking today, perhaps, as when Burnham described that tradition himself.

83. Mike Magee | Interview With James Tate
    interview with james tate MIK E MAGE E. I MAKE A CALL TO MY OLD STOMPING grounds in Western Massachusetts, my old area code, where james tate lives.  
    http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/xconnect/v4/i1/g/magee.html
    
    Extractions: i n t e r v i e w w i t h j a m e s t a t e M I K E M A G E E I MAKE A CALL TO MY OLD STOMPING grounds in Western Massachusetts, my old area code, where James Tate lives. Among poets who have been "mainstreamed" Tate is something of an anomaly: the Pulitzer Prize winning poet with the non-Pulitzer Prize winning style. He is 55. At 23 his first book, The Lost Pilot , was selected for the Yale Younger Poet's series. After winning the Pulitzer for Selected Poems , he received the National book Award for Worshipful Company of Fletchers . To say that his absurdist, paratactic poems are out of place in the conservative world of big press, big prize poetry is something of an understatement. A poem about the Pope can begin, "Any poodle under ten inches high is a toy." Another poem is entitled, "Little Poem with Argyle Socks," and in his new book, just out from The Ecco Press, one begins, "My felisberto is handsomer than your mergotroid." Tate seems willing to take his poems anywhere they want to go. MM: I'm curious to ask you about Kansas City.I know that you mention Charlie Christian in "Happy as the Day is Long," and I know that he was part of the Oklahoma City to Kansas City circuit in the Count Basie era, and then played with Charlie Parker; and I was wondering if that was a tradition that influenced you as a poet or that you've been interested in over the years.

84. Powell's Books - Worshipful Company Of Fletchers By James Tate
    ISBN 0880014318 Author tate, james Publisher Ecco (HarperCollins) Subject Poetry (poetic works by one author) Subject Single Author * Subject American  
    http://www.powells.com/cgi-bin/biblio?inkey=2-0880014318-1

85. Simonsays.com > SimonSays > James Tate
    SimonSays Home, SimonSays Home, GO, Advanced Search, Email This Page Print This Page. SimonSays james tate, Post a Comment, james tate. james tate Titles. 2 matches.  
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86. Dreams Of A Robot Dancing Bee By James Tate - R A I N T A X I O N L I N E
    Dreams of a Robot Dancing Bee. james tate. Verse Press ($23). by Melissa Maerz. eep The word worries the electrical engineer. Lately  
    http://www.raintaxi.com/online/2002fall/tate.shtml
    
    Extractions: Fall 2002 Dreams of a Robot Dancing Bee James Tate Verse Press ($23) by Melissa Maerz eep: The word worries the electrical engineer. Lately, whenever he greets his coworker Skip, the latter man greets him with the onomatopoeic outburst. Never how are you? or good morning or even just a nice little hello . It's beep -or sometimes zow , or when things are really bad, mutti-mutti-mutti-mutt-mutt . The two men will be sitting together, drinking beers, relaxing, playing croquet, or talking about Skip's kids, when a Tourretic yawp spontaneously erupts from his lips. These moments make the engineer think too much. Are the children beepers, too? Do miniscule insect-angels prattle about in Skip's head? And if so, why can't the engineer hear them? Such thoughts trouble him. "These are dangerous times," he thinks. And then, as if this is not a satisfactory explanation, he himself lets out a honk Honk : The word exhilarates James Tate, author of the short story "Beep." For Tate, honk is the reveille of our times, a signifier of modern life's complete disconnect. In his collection Dreams of a Robot Dancing Bee To a certain degree, Tate, too, has broken down the hermeneutic apparatus he's established for himself. Best known for his numerous books of surreal poetry-including

87. Valley Advocate: Talking Poetry With James Tate
    25Year Archives 25th Anniversary Main Index Talking Poetry With james tate. By Stanley Wiater. 4, 1984 Land of Little Sticks, 1945. by james tate.  
    http://old.valleyadvocate.com/25th/archives/james_tate.html
    
    Extractions: "It's an art form, but it has many technical aspects. Even if one isn't writing in fixed-forms, one strives for the highest degree of compression, charged language; every single word must be considered from every possible angle, their derivations, how it reacts to the word next to it. Then there's the consideration of the overall pacing and the movement in the poem, and the delivery and emphasis which must take place. So the overall shape of the poem, as well as each and every individual word and line, is important. There is a shapeliness and timing and placing of emphasis that is not something that very many people can excel at without a great deal of experience, and a great deal of reading and awareness of tradition, and what's gone before."

88. James Tate -- 5th Annual Literary Festival -- Old Dominion University -- Oct 4-7
    5th Annual Literary Festival, 5th Annual Literary Festival Old Dominion University October 47, 1982. james tate. james tate is the  
    http://courses.lib.odu.edu/litfest/5th/tate.html

89. James Tate - Poetry 2003 - Key West Literary Seminar
    james tate (58) was born in Kansas City, Missouri, in 1943. james tate (1969) close, Goodtime Jesus Jesus got up one day a little later than usual.  
    http://www.keywestliteraryseminar.org/poetry/p_tate.htm
    
    Extractions: James Tate (58) was born in Kansas City, Missouri, in 1943. He is the author of numerous books of poetry, including Memoir of the Hawk (Ecco Press, 2001); Shroud of the Gnome Worshipful Company of Fletchers (1994), which won the National Book Award; Selected Poems (1991), which won the Pulitzer Prize and the William Carlos Williams Award; Distance from Loved Ones Reckoner Constant Defender Riven Doggeries Viper Jazz Absences Hints to Pilgrims The Oblivion Ha-Ha (1970); and

90. Mississippi Marriage Records Database Page T1
    tate, james, McCoy, Carrie, 12/17/1916, Holmes, 15, 76, Tudville, JP, Minister. tate, james, Reily, Sue, 09/09/1898, Yazoo, M, 159, tate, Robert, Minister.  
    http://www.censusdiggins.com/missmgst.html
    
    Extractions: CensusDiggins.com Mississippi marriage records listing bride, groom, date of marriage, county of marriage and location at court house. Back to Mississippi Marriage Records Index Genealogy Resources: Mississippi Census Finder Mississippi Resources at RootsWeb Mississippi Marriages to 1825 USGenWeb Mississippi Archives ... The Genealogy Register More at CensusDiggins.com Freebies For Genealogists Marriage Database Collection Civil War Database Collection Civil War Prisons ... Top Surname Sites! Ancestor Search: Enter as much information as you know about your ancestor and click search: First Name: Last Name: Location: Any Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Dist. of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Canada England Germany All Non-U.S.

91. One Good Bumblebee: James Tate
    When I asked why, I think he said something about how he can see me working with james tate. This got me thinking. james tate is one of my favorite poets ever.  
    http://openbook.typepad.com/katey/2003/12/james_tate.html
    
    Extractions: Main Last night I was talking to my friend, Adam, on AIM, and we were being silly and predicting where we think each other will end up for graduate school. He said he's positive I'm gonna go to University of Massachussetts. When I asked why, I think he said something about how he can see me working with James Tate. This got me thinking. James Tate is one of my favorite poets ever. ever. ever. I'm not sure why, though. After Adam said that to me, I took down the good old "Selected Poems" of Tate and flipped through. It's fun to see all the markings I made a long time ago. It's crazy the stuff I used to like and the stuff I like now in each of the poems. OK....anyway...I'm not making any sense. Furthermore - James Tate. Here's why I like him. He's funny and fearless...meaning, he makes me laugh...he's creative...and he makes me think. He also makes it all look so easy. But he has such a fine-tuned craft to his poems. There are so many intricate things going on in each one. On the surface, his poems look like nonsense...and they still look like nonsense after one or two reads...but the deeper you get into them, the more profound they get. I love poems that have hidden corners and secrets...where I can discover something new every time I read them...that makes a good poet to me.

92. The New York Review Of Books: James Tate
    Bibliography of books and articles by james tate, from The New York Review of Books. The New York Review of Books. james tate. From the Archives.  
    http://www.nybooks.com/authors/9356

93. UMass Amherst: UMass Amherst News > James Tate Elected To American Academy Of Ar
    james tate elected to American Academy of Arts and Letters. james tate has been a professor of English at the University of Massachusetts Amherst since 1971.  
    http://www.umass.edu/umhome/news/articles/2700.php
    
    Extractions: James Tate has been a professor of English at the University of Massachusetts Amherst since 1971. He was born in 1943 in Kansas City, Missouri, and attended the University of Missouri, Kansas State College, and the University of Iowa. He has taught creative writing at the University of California at Berkeley and Columbia University. Professor Tate has written more than twenty-five books of poetry including Cages The Lost Pilot Camping in the Valley Row with Your Hair Shepherds of the Mist Deaf Girl Playing Wrong Songs Absences Land of Little Sticks Reckoner Worshipful Company of Fletchers The Route as Briefed ; and Memoir of the Hawk: Poems . His collection Selected Poems (1991) won a Pulitzer Prize. Professor Tate has written a novel, Lucky Darryl , and a collection of short stories, Hottentot Ossuary

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95. Tate Collections | Index
    You can add all the works on this page to your personal selection by clicking on the button to the right, tate Collection. tate Britain. tate Modern.  
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