Authors · American

Thomas McGrath

American poet of the communist left, blacklisted in 1953, author of Letter to an Imaginary Friend (1962–1985).

Lived
1916–1990
Authority records
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Sources
Wikipedia — Thomas McGrath (poet)

Bibliography

First editions. A tick marks a work matched to a library catalogue record.

YearTitleFirst published byRecords
1956Neurologic Examination of the Dog with Clinicopathologic ObservationsKimptonSUDOC record 018799981
1956Stone Images of PalauGarrison & McCarterCiNii Books record BA80613310
1957The Gates of Ivory, the Gates of HornMainstream Publishers, New YorkOpen Library
1962Letter to an Imaginary FriendA. Swallow, DenverOpen Library
1964New and Selected PoemsSwallow Press, an imprint of Ohio University Press, Denverswisscovery record 991170512910305501
1964Youth and the LawW.J. Gage, Limited, Toronto, OntSUDOC record 191195502
1965Crime and Its Treatment in CanadaMacmillan of Canada, Toronto, OntSUDOC record 175361789
1979Spanish Forts of GuamMicronesian Area Research Center, University of Guam, AganaSUDOC record 019478127 · CiNii Books record BB10760781
1980The Movie at the End of the World — Collected PoemsSwallow Press, ChicagoOpen Library
1981Memories of Guam Scenes During Wartime Internment in JapanMicronesian Area Research Center, University of Guam, Mangilao, GuamSUDOC record 022683186 · CiNii Books record BB26425618
1988Selected Poems, 1938-1988Copper Canyon Press, Port Townsend, WAswisscovery record 991081872799705501 · CiNii Books record BA70880285

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