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- ↑ Mudlark > Authors > Diane Wald
- ↑ Library of Congress Online Catalog > Diane Wald
- ↑ Wave Books > Author Page: Diane Wald
- ↑ "Wonderbender", 1913 Press.
- ↑ "The Warhol Pillows by Diane Wald", Finishing Line Press.
- ↑ Runaway Spoon Press Catalog
- ↑ Mudlark > Digital Chapbook > Improvisations on Titles of Works by Jean Dubuffet by Diane Wald
- ↑ Červená Barva Press Bookstore > Faustinetta, Gegenschein, Trapunto by Diane Wald
