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Bidney, Martin "secretive-playful epiphanies of Robert Frost: Solitude, companionship, and the ambivalent imagination, The". Papers on Language and Literature. FindArticles.com. 29 Nov, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3708/is_200207/ai_n9106823/

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• "Then something snapped inside me": The psychiatrist as Noir protagonist in John Franklin Bardin's The Deadly Percheron (1946)
  by Payne, Kenneth
• secretive-playful epiphanies of Robert Frost: Solitude, companionship, and the ambivalent imagination, The
  by Bidney, Martin
• A darkness pulled out of us: Stanley Plumly and the elegy of relationship
  by Walpert, Bryan
• Adventures in pornographic places: Eliza Haywood's Tea-Table and the decentering of moral argument
  by Pettit, Alexander
• "Brute" part in Hamlet and Julius Caesar refigured--regally, The
  by Fleissner, Robert F
• "It is all a darkness": Death, narrative therapy, and Ford Madox Ford's The Good Soldier
  by Womack, Kenneth