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- Joseph_Geha abstract "Joseph Geha (born 1944, Zahle, Lebanon), professor-emeritus at Iowa State University, is the author of two books, Through and Through: Toledo Stories (Graywolf, 1990), one of the first books of modern Arab-American fiction, and Lebanese Blonde (University of Michigan Press, 2012), a novel. He has also published poems, plays, essays and short fiction in periodicals and anthologies such as Esquire, Growing Up Ethnic in America, and The New York Times.Geha graduated from the University of Toledo in 1968 with an M.A. in English. Before coming to Iowa State in 1977, he taught English and Creative Writing at Missouri State University, Bowling Green State University and The University of Toledo.".
- Q16106633 abstract "Joseph Geha (born 1944, Zahle, Lebanon), professor-emeritus at Iowa State University, is the author of two books, Through and Through: Toledo Stories (Graywolf, 1990), one of the first books of modern Arab-American fiction, and Lebanese Blonde (University of Michigan Press, 2012), a novel. He has also published poems, plays, essays and short fiction in periodicals and anthologies such as Esquire, Growing Up Ethnic in America, and The New York Times.Geha graduated from the University of Toledo in 1968 with an M.A. in English. Before coming to Iowa State in 1977, he taught English and Creative Writing at Missouri State University, Bowling Green State University and The University of Toledo.".