Cale Young Rice

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Cale Young Rice (December 11, 1872 – January 24, 1943) was an American poet and dramatist.

Rice born at Dixon, Ky., and educated at Cumberland University and at Harvard (A.B., 1895; A.M., 1896).

Cale Rice was the husband of Alice Hegan Rice; he committed suicide a year following her death.

Contents 1 Earlier works 1.1 Verse 1.2 Plays 1.3 Collection

[edit] Earlier works

[edit] Verse

• From Dusk to Dusk (1898)
• With Omar (1900)
• Song Surf (1900)
• Nirvana Days (1908)
• Many Gods (1910)
• At the World's Heart (1914)

[edit] Plays

• Charles di Tocca (1903)
• Yolanda of Cypress (1906)
• A Night in Avignon (1907)
• The Immortal Lure (1911)
• Porzia (1913)

[edit] Collection

• Collected Plays and Poems (two volumes, 1915)

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