• National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship

• "life in Bolinas: Bobbie Louise Hawkins, laborin'", raticle
• "Panna: 1. Cyril in Texas", Big Bridge #11
• "In the Colony", Ploughshares, Spring 1974
• "I Owe You One", Ploughshares, Spring 1974
• "Bathroom/Animal/Castration Story ", Ploughshares, Spring 1974

• Back to Texas (Bearhug) 1977
• Own Your Body, Black Sparrow Press, 1973

Anthologies

Interview

• "George Oppen, Mary Oppen and a Poem", Jacket 36, 2008

Bobbie Louise Hawkins' Almost Everything is just that. It leaves out her scattered poems and any direct reference to her two unhappy marriages and the children they produced. What remains, two collections of short prose pieces and nine new stories, run a mere 172 pages -- the condensed version of a life punctuated, as Tillie Olsen might put it, by "silences." So when Hawkins speaks, it's that much more pungent.