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Beacham's Encyclopedia of Popular Fiction
Editor
Kirk H. Beetz, Ph.D.
Cover Design
Amanda Mott
Cover Art is "Pierrot," 1947, by William Baziotes Oil on Canvas, 42 1/8 x 36 Donated by the Alisa Mellon Bruce Fund, ©, 1996 Reproduced with Permission from the Board of Trustees, National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Beacham's Encyclopedia of Popular Fiction
Includes bibliographical references and index
Summary: A multi-volume compilation of analytical essays on and study activities for the works of authors of popular fiction. Includes biography data, publishing history, and resources for the author of each analyzed work.
ISBN 0-933833-41-5 (Volumes 1-3, Biography Series)
ISBN 0-933833-42-3 (Volumes 1-8, Analyses Series)
ISBN 0-933833-38-5 (Entire set, 11 volumes)
1. Popular literature—Bio-bibliography. 2. Fiction—19th century—Bio-bibliography. 3. Fiction—20th century—Bio-bibliography. I. Beetz, Kirk H., 1952-
Z6514.P7B43 1996[PN56.P55]809.3—dc20 96-20771 CIP
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