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              <text>Rodney Nelson periodicals, 1971-1985</text>
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              <text>Issues of "Dakota Arts Quarterly" "Free Passage, a journal of prose and poetry." Some are edited by Nelson, others contain his stories and his translations of stories by Simon Johnson and J. B. Wist. The file includes a news release concerning his novel, "Home River," and "Thrudvang," a long poem (12 p. typescript, Aug. 1971). A copy of the novel is in the NAHA book collection. Stories by Nelson have been published in "Norwegian-American Studies," volumes 25, 1974, and 27, 1977.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Includes:&lt;br /&gt;&lt;ul&gt;&lt;li&gt;"Breidablik" published in "Norwegian-American Studies," v. 26 (1974, pp. 229-241); "The Popcorn Man" "Norwegian-American Studies," v. 27 (1977, pp. 256-271); "High Dakota: travels in June, 1979," ("Dakota Quarterly," Fall 1979); "Fargo: an editorial," ("Dakota Quarterly" pp. 4-5. Summer 1981); "When Bjornson came to LaCrosse by Johannes B. Wist, translated by Nelson ("Dakota Quarterly" pp. 14-18, 20-21. Spring 1982); "Zachaeus" by Knut Hamsun, translated by Sverre Arestad ("Dakota Quarterly" pp. 28-34). "Breidablik" by Nelson ("Free Passage" no. 7. Pp. 9-11, 21); Editorial ("Free Passage" nos. 8 &amp;amp; 9); "The stories of Simon Johnson" translated by Nelson ("Free Passage" special issue); from "Fire Fortaellinger:" Inga from the grove, Louis Alfred &amp;amp; John Otto. Jim's last day, the quarantine, from the archives of the NAHA. "from "Diggings" an episode from the novel, which Johnson wrote in English. Clipping: "Island Park and meaning uncovered: ("Fargo Forum" Jan. 27, 1985)..this clipping is about the Vigeland statue of Henrik Wergeland); clipping: "The death of Oskar Nordstrom" ("Earth Journal" Spring-Summer 1977).&lt;/li&gt;
&lt;li&gt;"Thrudvang" long poem. (12 p. typescript)&lt;/li&gt;
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