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Harold Keith
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Harold Keith

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    …sports and young-adult fiction writer Harold Keith. Native American writers from Oklahoma include Linda Hogan, Joy Harjo, and N. Scott Momaday, who was named Oklahoma’s poet laureate in 2008.

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    …sports and young-adult fiction writer Harold Keith. Native American writers from Oklahoma include Linda Hogan, Joy Harjo, and N. Scott Momaday, who was named Oklahoma’s poet laureate in 2008.

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