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| Creator: | Hicks, Patrick |
| Title: | Patrick Hicks Writings |
| Dates: | 2009 |
| Size: | 1 Folder |
| Abstract: | The Patrick Hicks Writings contain only a series for Printed Material. This series is comprised of his short story titled, "57 Gatwick", which was published in Glimmer Train issue 72 from Fall, 2009 and an article he wrote for The Writer titled "A Tragedy Transformed: How a writer turned the Pan Am 103 disaster into an award-winning short story". |
| Language: | English |
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Pan Am Flight 103/Lockerbie Air Disaster Archives at Syracuse University
222 Waverly Ave., Suite 600 Syracuse, NY 13244-2010 http://archives.syr.edu/panam/ |
Patrick Hicks is “writer-in-residence” at Augustana College and currently lives in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Hicks published multiple poetry chapter books including: Traveling Through History (2005), Draglines (2006), The Kiss That Saved My Life (2007), This London (2008), and a paperback collection entitled The Gossamer. He is a four time Pushcart Prize nominee and has won many grants to support his poetry. Hicks was also a Visiting Fellow at Oxford. He has just completed his first novel, which is about Auschwitz.
The Patrick Hicks Writings contain only a series for Printed Material. This series is comprised of his short story titled, "57 Gatwick", which was published in Glimmer Train issue 72 from Fall, 2009 and an article he wrote for The Writer titled "A Tragedy Transformed: How a writer turned the Pan Am 103 disaster into an award-winning short story".
Please note that some materials are restricted at donor's request and exhibit materials are not available for researchers.
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Preferred citation for this material is as follows: The Patrick Hicks Writings
Pan Am Flight 103/Lockerbie Air Disaster Archives at Syracuse University
The materials were donated by Patrick Hicks in 2009.
The Patrick Hicks Writings are processed.
Created by: Cara A. Howe
Date: 2011
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