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R. H. W. Dillard

Author of The book of changes, a novel

23+ Works 95 Members 2 Reviews

About the Author

R. H. W. Dillard is the author of five previous poetry volumes, including Just Here, Just Now; two novels; a story collection; and two critical studies. He has also published verse translations of plays by Plautus and Aristophanes. Professor of English and head of the creative writing program at show more Hollins University in Virginia, he is a recipient of the O. B. Hardison Jr. Poetry Prize, awarded by the Folger Shakespeare Library. show less

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Series

Works by R. H. W. Dillard

Horror films (Monarch film studies) (1976) 12 copies, 1 review
The First Man on the Sun (1983) 8 copies
Omniphobia: Stories (1995) 8 copies
What Is Owed the Dead (2011) 4 copies
Sounder Few (1971) 4 copies
Children's Literature: Volume 24 (1996) — Editor — 3 copies
Children's Literature: Volume 22 (1994) — Editor — 3 copies
Children's Literature: Volume 23 (1994) — Editor — 3 copies
Children's Literature: Volume 26 (1998) — Editor — 2 copies

Associated Works

Treasure Island (1883) — Introduction, some editions — 40,576 copies, 488 reviews
New Stories from the South 2000: The Year's Best (2000) — Contributor — 54 copies, 1 review
Studies in Bibliography (Vol. 19) — Contributor — 1 copy

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Common Knowledge

Canonical name
Dillard, R. H. W.
Legal name
Dillard, Richard Henry Wilde
Birthdate
1937-10-11
Gender
male
Education
University of Virginia
Roanoke College
Occupations
poet
critic
author
translator
Organizations
Hollins University
Awards and honors
Hanes Award for Poetry (2003)
Relationships
Dillard, Annie (wife|divorced)
Hankla, Cathryn (former wife)
Nationality
USA
Birthplace
Roanoke, Virginia, USA
Places of residence
Roanoke, Virginia, USA
Associated Place (for map)
Roanoke, Virginia, USA

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Reviews

3 reviews
Quite wonderful: subtly varied form, clear and wily voice, delicious content. Read this book!
Dillard first argued in favour of horror films in W.R. Robinson's book "Man and the Movies" in 1966. In this book Dillard closely analyses four films to examine just how the horror film is a valid and meaningful artistic genre directly related to our direct experience. The films discussed are:

FRANKENSTEIN
THE WOLFMAN
NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD
SATYRICON

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Rating
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ISBNs
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