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The Elusive Eden: A New History of California by Richard B. Rice & William A. Bullough & Richard J. Orsi

R. Easton	I. R. Egli	J. Eisen	G. Elder	G. Endore
W. Everson	P. Everwine

Mrs. Spring Fragrance	Anthology		1910

No Rooms of Their Own	Anthology

Unknown California: Classic and Contemporary Writing on California Culture, Society, History, and Politics	Anthology	New York, Collier Books, Macmillan Publishing Co.	1985

Hold Fire	Poetry

Methinks the Lady	Fiction

"William Everson was born in Sacramento and raised in Selma. He is recognized as a major American poet of the 20th century and the first great poet to emerge from the Central Valley. Inspired by the poetry of Robinson Jeffers, Everson began writing poems in the 1930s. He converted to Catholicism and joined the Dominican Order of the Catholic church as a monk in 1951. Although still a monk, he was associated with the San Francisco Beat Poets, and he left the order in 1969 to marry. Everson was the author of over forty volumes of poetry; th most recent, The Blood of the Poet ( 1994) was published the year Everson died." Highway 99: a Literary Journey Through California's Great Central Valley edited by Stan Yogi
Archetype West	Nonfiction
The Blood of the Poet	Nonfiction	1994
Man-Fate: The Swan Song of Brother Antoninus	Poetry
The Masks of Drought	Poetry
The Residual Years	Poetry
San Joaquin	Poetry
The Veritable Years	Poetry