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Stephen Dobyns

Stephen J. Dobyns (b. 1941) is a prominent American novelist and poet. He has authored more than three dozen volumes spanning numerous genres. A native of New Jersey, Dobyns received his undergraduate education at Shimer College and Wayne State University, completing his BA in 1964. He holds an MFA from the Iowa Writers' Workship at Iowa State University. Dobyns has received numerous awards and other forms of recognition, including NEA and Guggenheim fellowships. (from Shimer College Wiki)

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Poet, novelist

Born 19 February 1941

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Poet, novelist

Born 19 February 1941

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Fiction Fiction, mystery & detective, general Charlie Bradshaw (Fictitious character) Private investigators Bradshaw, charlie (fictitious character), fiction Private investigators, fiction Saratoga springs (n.y.), fiction Fiction, general Poetry Poetry (poetic works by one author) Large type books New York Times reviewed American poetry Fiction, psychological Fiction, thrillers, general Missing persons Arson City and town life Creation (Literary, artistic, etc.) Drug traffic Earthquakes Fiction in English Good and evil Missing persons, fiction Murder

Places

New York (State) Saratoga Springs (N.Y.) Saratoga Springs Chile Maine New Hampshire Saratoga Belfast (Me.) Boston Boston (Mass.) Brooks (Me.) Camden (Me.) Connecticut Detroit (Mich.) Fiction Massachusetts New London New London (Conn.) New York (N.Y.) Saratoga Springs(N.Y.) Searsport (Me.) United States

People

Brian Davis (fictional character) Jacob Grimm (1785-1863) Lowell Perry (fictional character) Pete Talbot (fictional character) Phillip Sutton (fictional character) Tucker Morgan (fictional character) Wilhelm Grimm (1786-1859)

Time

20th century 1970s

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