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Taylor Stoehr
Taylor Stoehr's Books
Changing Lives: Working with Literature ... Changing Lives: Working with Literature in an Alternative Sentencing Program - Taylor Stoehr Here Now Next: Paul Goodman and the Origins of Gestalt Therapy (Gestalt Institute of Cleveland Book Series) - Taylor Stoehr Nay Saying In Concord: Emerson, Alcott, ... Nay Saying In Concord: Emerson, Alcott, And Thoreau - Taylor Stoehr Crazy Hope and Finite Exp - Taylor Stoehr A Ceremonial, Stories, 1936-1940 - Paul Goodman, Taylor Stoehr Don Juan: Or, the Continuum of the Libid... Don Juan: Or, the Continuum of the Libido - Taylor Stoehr The Facts of Life: Stories, 1940-1949 (His the Collected Stories ; V. 3) - Paul Goodman, Taylor Stoehr The Empire City: A Novel of New York City - Paul Goodman, Taylor Stoehr Temple: From a Writer's Notebook - George Dennison, Taylor Stoehr Format & Anxiety: Paul Goodman Critiques the Media - Taylor Stoehr Don Juan: Or, the Continuum of the Libid... Don Juan: Or, the Continuum of the Libido - Paul Goodman, Taylor Stoehr Changing Lives - Taylor Stoehr Here Now Next: Paul Goodman and the Origins of Gestalt Therapy - Taylor Stoehr Decentralizing Power - Paul Goodman, Taylor Stoehr Hawthorne's Mad Scientists: Pseudoscience and Social Science in Nineteenth-Century Life and Letters - Taylor Stoehr I Hear My Gate Slam: Chinese Poets Meeting and Parting - Taylor Stoehr Words And Deeds: Essays On The Realistic... Words And Deeds: Essays On The Realistic Imagination - Taylor Stoehr
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The Empire City: A Novel of New York City - Paul Goodman, Taylor Stoehr
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Melody Murray's Books rated it 16 years ago
text Temple: From a Writer's Notebook
This book was well-written but I didn't find it particularly insightful or interesting. I got maybe halfway through before deciding that life is too short.
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