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Review: Words for the Taking: The Hunt for a PlagiaristUser Review - GoodreadsThis is a fascinating and truly engaging first-person account of a poet's work being plagiarized and his frustrating attempt to get someone to care. This was a repeated plagiarism: a number of the ... Review: Words for the Taking: The Hunt for a PlagiaristUser Review - Sheila - GoodreadsNeal Bowers is a poet. He's also a professor of English at Iowa State. And he's been plagiarized. I loved Neal Bowers' writing in Words for the Taking. He describes the feelings that pour into poetry ... Read full review Related books
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