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Amy Lowell, Diva Poet	Melissa Bradshaw	2011	Routledge
Amy Lowell, American modern /	Munich, Adrienne.; Bradshaw, Melissa,	[2004], ©2004.	Rutgers University Press,
Selected poems of Amy Lowell /	Lowell, Amy,; Bradshaw, Melissa,	[2002], ©2002.	Rutgers University Press,
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Introduction: The Poet as Diva: Femininity, Celebrity, Poetry	Melissa Bradshaw	Amy Lowell, Diva Poet	Melissa Bradshaw	2011	Routledge
The Fat Woman in the Attic: Cultural Memory and the Construction of a Persona	Melissa Bradshaw	Amy Lowell, Diva Poet	Melissa Bradshaw	2011	Routledge
The Demon Saleswoman: Selling Avant-Garde Poetics to the American Public	Melissa Bradshaw	Amy Lowell, Diva Poet	Melissa Bradshaw	2011	Routledge
The Last of the Barons: Americanism and Gender Ambivalence in Wartime	Melissa Bradshaw	Amy Lowell, Diva Poet	Melissa Bradshaw	2011	Routledge
Nothing to Hide: Lowell’s Love Poems and the Myth of Authenticity	Melissa Bradshaw	Amy Lowell, Diva Poet	Melissa Bradshaw	2011	Routledge
The Erotics of Submission: Eleonora Duse in Lowell’s Poetry	Melissa Bradshaw	Amy Lowell, Diva Poet	Melissa Bradshaw	2011	Routledge
“The Apotheosis of Edith”: Artifice and Noblesse Oblige in Cecil Beaton’s Portraits of the Sitwell Siblings	Melissa Bradshaw	The Many Facades of Edith Sitwell	Allan Pero; Gyllian Phillips	2017	University Press of Florida
Fantasies of Belonging, Fears of Precarity	Melissa Bradshaw	Women Making Modernism	Erica Gene Delsandro	2020	University Press of Florida
21 Wheelpolitik: The Moral and Aesthetic Project of Edith Sitwell’s WHEELS, 1916–1921	Melissa Bradshaw	Women, Periodicals and Print Culture in Britain, 1890s-1920s: The Modernist Period	Faith Binckes; Carey Snyder	2019	Edinburgh University Press
4. “The Apotheosis of Edith”: Artifice and Noblesse Oblige in Cecil Beaton’s Portraits of the Sitwell Siblings	Melissa Bradshaw	The Many Facades of Edith Sitwell	Edited by Allan Pero and Gyllian Phillips	2017	University Press of Florida
10 - Performing Greenwich Village bohemianism	Melissa Bradshaw	The Cambridge Companion to the Literature of New York	Cyrus R. K. Patell; Bryan Waterman	2010-03	Cambridge University Press
Edna St. Vincent Millay	Melissa Bradshaw	A Companion to Modernist Poetry	Gail McDonald	2014	John Wiley & Sons
Benny Ill	Melissa Bradshaw	For the record: conversations with people who have shaped the way we listen to music /	Ameri, Many,; Schmidt, Torsten,
Introductions: "Let Us Shout It Lustily": Amy Lowell's Career in Context	Melissa Bradshaw	Selected poems of Amy Lowell /	Lowell, Amy,; Bradshaw, Melissa,	[2002], ©2002.	Rutgers University Press,
Remembering Amy Lowell: Embodiment, Obesity, and the Construction of a Persona	Melissa Bradshaw	Amy Lowell, American modern /	Munich, Adrienne.; Bradshaw, Melissa,	[2004], ©2004.	Rutgers University Press,
Introduction	Adrienne Munich and Melissa Bradshaw	Amy Lowell, American modern /	Munich, Adrienne.; Bradshaw, Melissa,	[2004], ©2004.	Rutgers University Press,
How criminologists can help victims of green crimes through scholarship and activism	Joshua Ozymy; Melissa L. Jarrell; Elizabeth A. Bradshaw	Routledge International Handbook of Green Criminology	Nigel South; Avi Brisman; Avi Brisman; Nigel South	2020	Routledge
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