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Sor Juana Sor Juana
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Or, the Persistence of Pop

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Encantado Encantado
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Desert Monologues

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Instruments of the True Measure Instruments of the True Measure
Instruments of the True Measure

Instruments of the True Measure

Poems

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Voices from Bears Ears Voices from Bears Ears
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Voices from Bears Ears

Seeking Common Ground on Sacred Land

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Blue Desert Blue Desert
Blue Desert

Blue Desert

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Frog Mountain Blues Frog Mountain Blues
Frog Mountain Blues

Frog Mountain Blues

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Style and Story Style and Story
Style and Story

Style and Story

Literary Methods for Writing Nonfiction

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Call Him Mac Call Him Mac
Call Him Mac

Call Him Mac

Ernest W. McFarland, the Arizona Years

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