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Tate, James
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Tate, James (Vincent) (1943–  ) poet; born in Kansas City, Mo. He studied at the University of Missouri (1963–64), Kansas State (B.A. 1965), and the University of Iowa (M.F.A. 1967). He taught at several universities, including Columbia (1969–71) and the University of Massachusetts: Amherst (1971). He lived in Pelham, Mass. He is known for his preoccupation with the use of language, seen in such books as The Lost Pilot (1967) and Constant Defender (1983).
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Groomsmen were Charles Sullivan Durst of Anguilla: Don Robinson Baker II and Jeremy James Tate, both of Leland; John Montfort Jones of Hollandale: George Fred Malouf Jr.
Malouf & Smythe by Mississippi Magazine
James Tate, 25, said the shooting took place in the courtyard, which was also outside the man's home.
Police kill man brandishing gun after row with girlfriend by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
And that's why reading "Goodtime Jesus" for the first time in 1979 didn't register as anything more remarkable than reading another cool James Tate poem, though it was, in all likelihood, the first, or one of the first, prose poems I ever read (which says something about my undergraduate education: Baudelaire who?
"Goodtime" Jesus and Other Sort-of Prose Poems by Harms, James / West Branch
 
 
 
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