Harold BloomAuthor of Shakespeare: The Invention of the HumanAlso known as: Harol Bloom, Harol. Bloom, Harold Bloom, Ed Harold Bloom, Harold R. Bloom, Ed. Harold Bloom ... (see complete list), Harold Bloom ed., Harold Bloom etc., Harold Editor Bloom, Harold Bloom et al., Harlod Bloom (Editor), Edited by Harold Bloom, Harold B. Bloom (Editor)
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Bloom has edited several books with the same title for different series. Combine with care.
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