Adam Fitzgerald

poet, editor, essayist and educator

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Poet, editor, essayist and educator

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Adam Fitzgerald's poetry in George Washington: Poems comes across as playful while exploring the concept of Americana and what that means.

Adam Fitzgerald: George Washington

Adam Fitzgerald's poetry in George Washington: Poems comes across as playful while exploring the concept of Americana and what that means.

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