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Poetry

In the Palm of Your Hand

by Steve Kowit

1995 · 292 pages

A guide to writing poetry presents exercizes designed to sharpen one's craft, expand one's technical skills, excite the imagination, and engage one's deepest memories and concerns.

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In the Palm of Your Hand is a poetry book by Steve Kowit, first published in 1995 by Tilbury House Publishers. It runs 292 pages.

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Poetry
Published
1995
Length
292 pages

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GenrePoetry
AuthorSteve Kowit
Published1995
Length292 pages
PublisherTilbury House Publishers

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Publisher
Tilbury House Publishers
Published
1995
Length
292 pages
Language
English
ISBN-13
9780884481492
ISBN-10
0884481492
ASIN
0884481492

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Who wrote In the Palm of Your Hand?
In the Palm of Your Hand was written by Steve Kowit.
When was In the Palm of Your Hand published?
In the Palm of Your Hand was first published in 1995 by Tilbury House Publishers.
What genre is In the Palm of Your Hand?
In the Palm of Your Hand is a poetry novel.
How many pages is In the Palm of Your Hand?
In the Palm of Your Hand is 292 pages long.

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