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I received two letters from a man who had read my novel "Ironweed."

But his two "Ironweed" stars required a switch in methods, he said.

The issue of his death is left ambiguous at the conclusion of Ironweed.

He has created original music for independent and feature films, including the critically acclaimed Ironweed.

The larvae feed on the roots of ironweed and joe-pye-weed.

Then her brother pressed "Ironweed" on her and got her to read the book.

And the same thing happened in Ironweed.

The town was settled on a railroad crossing which rests at the end of Ironweed Road.

This ironweed is an herbaceous perennial that spreads by seeds and runners.

I was told it was New York ironweed.

Petty lies at the end of Ironweed Road.

Indeed, so enamored are residents of the enterprise, that no one seems concerned about the many negative stereotypes "Ironweed" reinforces.

In 1987, the film version of Ironweed premiered at the Palace Theatre.

Though "Ironweed" is a bleakly handsome, extremely well-acted film, its virtues are almost beside the point.

The Boulevard, for example, where he stopped for a drink after dinner, exists because of his novel "Ironweed."

This is Nicholson and Streep's first film together, later starring in 1987's Ironweed.

He also had parts in "Ragtime," "Ironweed" and other motion pictures.

The day passed with no further incident The land was a dry gray waste, scattered with flints, supporting only ironweed.

Or, you may prefer ironweed, Vernonia noveboracensis.

If it weren't for Mr. Babenco, "Ironweed" might never have been brought to the screen.

Joe-Pye weed and some other equally attractive native perennials, such as ironweed, are losing their accustomed habitats.

It's called Ironweed.

The Making of Ironweed.

But the real story of the film "Ironweed," which opens today at Loews Tower East, isn't the one that's on the screen.

Meryl Streep, who has received 7 nominations in 14 films, was chosen for her performance as an alcoholic in "Ironweed."