Tuscaloosa, AL

[WMcBride <wmcbride@dbtech.net>]

Entry Form

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lcrew@andromeda.rutgers.edu

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Name: William R. McBride
Email: wmcbride@dbtech.net
Yr. web site: 2009
City: State:   Tuscaloosa, Alabama

I heard about or connected to your page via: Google Search for Louie
Crew

I spent most of my time with your: The Whole Show:  Poetry, prose and
personal data

Put an X to the left of  all that apply.

___Computer Materials. E.g.,
http://andromeda.rutgers.edu/~lcrew/sharewar.html
___Course/Class Materials. E.g.,
http://andromeda.rutgers.edu/~lcrew/courses.html
___Lesbigay Issues. E.g.,
http://andromeda.rutgers.edu/~lcrew/lbg.html
X___Poetry Resources. E.g.,
http://andromeda.rutgers.edu/~lcrew/poetry.html
___Religious Resources. E.g.,
http://andromeda.rutgers.edu/~lcrew/rel.html

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Please comment:
 OK, I admit that there is a fine line between admiration and cyber
stalking and I'll leave you alone.  Since I e-mailed you that
40-years late-thank you for teaching me in 1969 at The University of
Alabama, I have been reading everything on your site to try and fill
in the blanks for the last 40 years-thus the guest book entry.  From
someone who was at University Presbyterian Church for the anti-war
gatherings and marched to Denny Chimes, I found "Confederate
Celebration" from Sunspots most enjoyable, particularly section III. 
The form of the poem reminded me of another debt I owe to Louie Crew
that I did not mention in my first e-mail -when you brought John
Beecher to our class to read from To Live and Die in Dixie.    I
still have my autographed copy and still use "The Better Sort of
People" in my class.  So thank you again.


 

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