Open Places Number 29

Published by Stephens College, Columbia, Missouri, 1980

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VG+ stapled pictorial wraps, with images of contributors Ahmos Zu-Bolton II and Harryette Mullen on front cover. 64 pp. INSCRIBED by both Zu-Bolton and Mullen to one Cecelia, who the authors met at Tougaloo College, a HBCU located in Jackson, Mississippi, in 1980 (both inscriptions are dated and mention Tougaloo). This issue also includes work by Tess Gallagher, Carolyn Kizer, X.J. Kennedy, and Marilyn Hacker.Open Places, edited by Eleanor M. Bender, was published at Stephens College, a private women's college in Columbia, Missouri.

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Title
Open Places Number 29
Publisher
Stephens College, Columbia, Missouri
Publication year
1980
Binding
Soft cover
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African Americana, Literary Magazines, Poetry, Signed/Inscribed, Women

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