How can I secure a copy of Anthology of Poetry by Young Americans 2004 edition?
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I'd check e-bay, amazon.com, indigo.com, chapters.com, Barnes and Noble, second hand book stores.
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Consider this...put your poetry in the form of an ebook and put it online. You can set it up through clickbank and if it's good, others will pick it up and sell it too. \n\nThis site has more information on ebooks. Hope it helps you.
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You won't, unless you buy them- Some University libraries have paid the huge fee, and you can find them there, but they are not listed on the internet.  A few years ago, sites were listing them, but they were slammed with big fines and lawsuits.
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Don't try poetry.com ... they just scam you for money to purchase their books when they "publish" you.  I know, because I have a few published and it's not that great!\n\nHere are a couple of links to get started:\n\nhttp://www.poetrypower.com/poetry.htm\nhttp://www.poetrypower.com/poetry.htm\nhttp://www.published.com/
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Try this link:\nhttp://www.gutenberg.org/catalog/\n\nGood luck and have a nice day!
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Go to the school or call the school and ask for copies. You will probably have to pay for each one and they ain't cheap.
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Get free music this way :) Then they can't catch you if you don't tell anyone you did it. Check them out copy them and return them.\n\n\nMany libraries world wide have books related to the internet, web and computers in general. They also have CDs and DVDs. Go to your local public library and get the username and password for http://www.firstsearch.org/ You can look up the book yourself but they will have to order it for you. Sometimes this can take awhile if the book is checked out by someone else. After reading the books and making copies of certain pages with a photo copier simply return it to them.\n\nBy using firstsearch you can search for any book in the world. Some libraries might charge a small fee but most are free. Every web design book I have read was acquired in this fashion. :)\n\nI just copied 7 CDs today that i checked out from the library!
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You're probably going to have to pay.  Libraries will RARELY accept a replacement copy, because they partially depend on revenue from late fines.\n\nPay it.  Libraries are underfunded and need the money.
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Why not ask the friend who gave you the present for the poet's name and the title?  Or, go to the poetry section at the bookstore and look through some poetry books and anthologies.  I think there are even poetry anthologies that are specifically focused around weddings.  So even if you can't find that exact poem, you can still find another poem that works just as well.
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Even if you can, please dont do this. The books are now available through http://www.amazon.com for quite low prices and are sold in bundles. The paperback editions are much cheaper as well. Please avoid piracy.\n\nhttp://insideram.blogspot.com/2005/07/stop-potter-piracy.html
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i dont think u can find a free copy online. u have to buy one.\nbut if u really wanna get it. i got the full book in a PDF form. drop me a line if u want it :)\n(dont forget to pick my answer as the best answer :p )\nHuS\nhusfaw13(at)hotmail(dot)com
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Ask them for a copy.  They should have it on file.
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You can try selling them on half.com or Amazon Marketplace.  I sell mine in half.com all the time.  You could also try donating them to a used bookstore in town that is not affliated with a college, or to a vocational college or high school.  Also, try the library.  Some libraries take in used books to sell or to loan out as part of their collection.
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Editorials should be available online at the ST's website, you will need to register to search and pay $2.75 to view an archive article. \n\nIf you know the article and publish date, and it's not available in the online archive the university library in your area will have the entire paper on microfiche or stored electronically, depending upon which method they use. From there you can access it and make photocopies, etc.
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I think your best bet is to go to a national book distributor, any big book store, near you and ask them to order it for you. You might be able to order it from a smaller store depending on the contacts they have, and your best bet is to shop around to a few places for the best price. The book store should be able to find what you are looking for if you give them the author, Title and ISBN...(the ISBN is the bar code which is a basic serial number that all books have) .. I found the following info for you:\n\nTitle:Reaching for the Children: The Autobiography of a Romany Medium \nAuthor: Rita Rogers  John Man  \nISBN:  0712634797 \nPublisher: Rider & Co - 14 June, 1990\nFormat: Hardcover\n\nOr, if that doesn't work you can buy it on line...I haven't done this but know people who have and they say it works just fine..I've included some links so you can check it out at a few places listed below:
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umm i cant find it..just do it tomorrow..people will let u copy theirs.\n\ni always let them copy mine..so no worries..