| 2014 |
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Review of Aaron M. Moe's Zoopoetics: Animals and the Making of Poetry (Lexington Books, 2014), in Walt Whitman Quarterly Review 32.1-2 (Summer/Fall 2014): 91-95 |
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Essay: "Immigration as Cultural Imperialism: An Indian Boarding
School Experience; or, The Peer Gynt Suite and the Seventh Cavalry Cafe," in Great Plains Quarterly 34.2 (Spring 2014): 111-122 |
| 2013 |
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Poems: "Dad's Picture," "Halfbreed in Academia," "Scanning Photos from the Family Albums," and "Trying to Fall Asleep After Driving All Day in Western South Dakota," in Paddlefish #7: 54-57 |
| 2011 |
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Poem: "How to Write the Perfect Native American Poem," in The South Dakota Review 49.3 (Fall 2011): 55-56 |
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Poem: "Bad Bird," in Babbling Birds: An Anthology of Poems About Parrots, From Antiquity to the Present, ed. David L. O'Neal (Green Parrot Press, 2011): 119 |
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Chapbook: Red-Handed Words—a collection of poetry by the Native American Spiritual and Cultural Awareness (NASCA) writing group, at the Nebraska State Penitentiary (my editing & page-layout) |
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Unpublished review of Blake M. Hausman's novel Riding the Trail of Tears (U of Nebraska P, 2011) |
2010 |
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Unpublished review of Vine Deloria, Jr.'s last (posthumous) book C. G. Jung and the Sioux Traditions: Dreams, Visions, Nature, and the Primitive (Spring Journal Books, 2009) |
2009 |
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Book: Skylark Meets Meadowlark: Reimagining the Bird in British Romantic and Contemporary Native American Literature (U of Nebraska P, November 2009) |
2008 |
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Review of Kimberly Blaeser's collection Apprenticed to Justice (Salt Publishing, 2007), in Prairie Schooner 82.3 (Fall 2008): 176-180 |
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Unpublished humorous/occasional essay "Trail Maps? I Don't Need No Stinking Trail Maps!" |
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Review of Gerald Vizenor's collection Almost Ashore: Selected Poems (Salt Publishing, 2006), in Prairie Schooner 82.2 (Summer 2008): 161-164 |
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Galley proof of my encyclopedia entry "Jung, Carl (1875-1961)," in the Encyclopedia of Counseling, Volume One: Personal and Emotional Counseling (Sage Publishing, 2008) |
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My "abandoned" blog (2007-2008), called "TCG's BUH-LOG: Inane Refrains & Artless Rhythms," at Blogger.com |
2007 |
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Poems: "Bird Poem" (reprinted) and "Bird Poem II," in Nebraska Presence: An Anthology of Poetry, ed. Greg Kosmicki and Mary K. Stillwell (Backwaters Press, 2007): 68, 69 |
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Unpublished translation of a 2003 interview of N. Scott Momaday by Anne Garrait-Bourrier (from her book N. Scott Momaday, l'homme-ours: voix et regard) |
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Scan of first three pages of "Complaints from the Spotted Hawk: Flights and Feathers in Whitman's 1855 Leaves of Grass,"
in Leaves of Grass: The Sesquicentennial Essays (U of Nebraska P, 2007): 141-175 |
| Or: PDF (from orig. WORD doc.) of entire essay |
2006 |
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"Teaching Guide for "'Of Avians and Indigenes': Preliminary Notes on the Orientalization of the New World Native and Natured Others," in Literature Compass 4.4 (Nov. 2006/June 2007): 1332-1335 |
2005 |
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Conference paper: "A Fatal Frontier: The Passing of the Passenger Pigeon into Western Nostalgia" |
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My Introduction to the web project Birds of Nebraska: Newspaper Accounts, 1854-1923 |
2004 |
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Essay: "Reading Boddo's Body: Crossing the Borders of Race and Sexuality in Whitman's 'The Half-Breed: A Tale of the Western Frontier,'" in Walt Whitman Quarterly Review 22.2-3 (Fall 2004/Winter 2005): 87-107
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Scan of first four pages of "An Essay on Eagles," in South Dakota Review 42.3 (Fall 2004): 142-149 |
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Review of Genocide of the Mind: New Native American Writing, ed. MariJo Moore (Thunder's Mouth Press, 2003), in Great Plains Quarterly 24.4 (Fall 2004): 302-303 |
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Essay: "'Of Avians and Indigenes': Preliminary Notes on the Orientalization of the New World Native and Natured Others," in Literature Compass 1.1 (April 2004/Dec. 2005): 1-17 |
2003 |
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Poem: "Meeting the Master," in Visiting Walt: Poems Inspired by the Life and Work of Walt Whitman, ed. Sheila Coghill & Thom Tammaro (U of Iowa P, 2003): 68 |
2002 |
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Web version of my essay "'A Most Absorbing Game': Peterson's Field Guide & The New World Bird as Colonized Other" |
1998 |
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Web version of the first half on my seminar paper "'On Your Feet or On Your Knees': Theodor Adorno & Heavy Metal" |
1996 |
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Poems: "Hired Gun in an Action Thriller," "A Valentine's Day Poem for My Teacher," and "Wakin' to Orion; or, After Kipling (WAY After),"
in Vermillion Literary Project [published under the name "Thomas Abercrombie"] |
1995 |
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My rather ancient Cool Bird Poems set of web pages (to be eventually revised and transferred here)
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Poems: "Bay Willow" and "Meeting the Master,"
in You and Me, Streetlamp (Vermillion Literary Project) |
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My old text-outline of the MAIN LITERARY PERIODS of WESTERN CIVILIZATION—(Boy, those were the days, of Dead White Euro- Males!) |
1994 |
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Poem: "Owl Mountain," in The Longneck (issue 2) |
1992 |
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Chapter 1 (And front matter) of my U of So Dak M.A. thesis Immortal Sea, Eternal Mind: Romanticism and the Unconscious Psyche |
| Or: text-file version of Ch. 1 |
1991 |
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Poem: "Bird Poem" (reprinted), in South Dakota Review 29.3.ii |
1989 |
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Poems: "Amontillado" and "Twinky the Puppy Speaks,"
in Dakota: Plains and Fancy (Vermillion Literary Project) |
1988 |
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Poem: "Guitar Player at the State Fair,"
in South Dakota Magazine |
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Poem: "Full Moon,"
in Wanbli Ho |
1983 |
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Poems: "The Man Who Had Met Elvis," "Someone Asked Me," and "Twentieth Century Fox," in Green Bowl Review |
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Poem: "Bird Poem," in South Dakota Review 21.3 |
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