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James Merrill •ï¿½118 Items / 21 Books, 10 Articles, 2 Reviews, 85 Poems
A Different Person (1993)
by James Merrill
A Memoir
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    A Different Person (Review)
    Christopher Cahill
    A Different Person, by James Merrill
    1. A Different Person by James Merrill
    The American Spectator, January 1994, pp. 64-71
  2. Books
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    Robed in images (Review)
    John Simon
    The memoirs of James Merrill
    1. A Different Person by James Merrill
    The New Criterion, September 1993, pp. 75-79
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    A Different World (Review)
    Alfred Kazin
    A Different Person, by James Merrill
    1. A Different Person by James Merrill
    The New Republic, September 20, 1993, pp. 49-50
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    'One Life, One Writing' (2 Reviews)
    John Bayley
    A Different Person, by James Merrill
    1. A Different Person by James Merrill
    2. Selected Poems: 1946-1985 by James Merrill
    The New York Review of Books, November 4, 1993, pp. 31-32
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    Travels With Their Aunts (4 Reviews)
    Sally Singer
    Six Exceptional Women, by James Lord
    1. Six Exceptional Women by James Lord
    2. Palimpsest by Gore Vidal
    3. A Different Person by James Merrill
    4. Beaton in the Sixties by Cecil Beaton and Hugo Vickers
    The Atlantic Monthly, May 2007, p. 121
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    Books: Briefly Noted (4 Reviews)
    A Different Person, by James Merrill
    1. A Different Person by James Merrill
    2. Late Fire, Late Snow by Robert Francis
    3. Devolution of the Nude by Lynne McMahon
    4. Life Work by Donald Hall
    The New Yorker, October 11, 1993, p. 127