Spoon River Anthology: The Spooniad–The End

Edgar Lee Masters haunts the local residents of towns in which he grew up with more than 200 poetic portraits that are eerily familiar. Speaking from their graves, the characters reveal, confess, accuse, and advise. Bury yourself in this list to see what they are shoveling out. Read the full text here.

Here are links to our lists for the 1915 version of the anthology: The Hill-Theodore the Poet, The Town Marshal-Franklin Jones, John M. Church-Carl Hamblin, Editor Whedon-Seth Compton, Felix Schmidt-Hamlet Micure, Mabel Osborne-Webster Ford, The Spooniad-The End

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