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22 de abr. de 2019 · April 22, 2019. Near the beginning of her 1977 book, Back to Texas, Bobbie Louise Hawkins tells a story from when she was six months old. Wait, no, she corrects herself, 18 months old, which means her mother was 19 years old, and they were living in a farmhouse in East Texas with relatives for the winter of 1932, where they turned the big room ...
Author Biography: BOBBIE LOUISE HAWKINS (1930-) was born in West Texas but her childhood was largely itinerant. After attending high school in Albuquerque, she studied painting and married a Danish architect whose work took them to Tokyo, London, and Belize. After returning to Albuquerque, she met Robert Creeley and the two married in 1957 and ...
Bobbie Louise Hawkins Reading as a Part of the Left Hand Reading Series, Boulder, March 15, 2002. Introduction (1:41): MP3 Outake Plus (7:30): MP3 Novel Excerpt (3:06): MP3 Characters (2:15): MP3 Complete reading (14:35): MP3 Reading at Alfred University, October 14, 1979
5 de may. de 2018 · May 5, 2018 by Andrew. I remember my friend Bobbie Louise Hawkins. I remember Bobbie as one of the great teachers, and one of the great storytellers, and one of the great prose stylists. I remember Bobbie led a long and well-travelled life: West Texas, New Mexico, Japan, Belize, Guatemala, Bolinas, England, Boulder.
4 de may. de 2018 · Bobbie Louise Hawkins is the author of My Own Alphabet (4.48 avg rating, 23 ratings, 1 review, published 1989), One Small Saga (4.48 avg rating, 21 ratin...
Springish 2012. Selected Prose of Bobbie Louise Hawkins Edited by Barbara Henning. Bobbie Louise Hawkins is a remarkable master of the witty understated prose sentence and writes in the lineage of Barbara Pym and Jane Bowles; she is also a fabulous storyteller with a great ear for the "very thing": quip or bon mot.
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