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19.1 - Winter/Spring 2007
Winter/Spring 2007
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FeaturesFeatures
Fiction
Fiction
Nonfiction / Lyric Essay
Nonfiction / Lyric Essay
PoetryPoetry
Julie Agoos: Ghost Story
Julie Agoos: Primogeniture
Jeannette Allée: little french town
Catherine Barnett: The Garden
Catherine Barnett: The Glossies
Jan Beatty: Red Sugar
Jan Beatty: Stray
Jessica Bozek: The Leopard Transport
Stephen Burt: The Sea as a Losing Season
Stephen Burt: Title & Deed
Gabrielle Calvocoressi: A Love Supreme
Gabrielle Calvocoressi: Prayer in the Name of Saint Thomas Hearns
Jeff Chang: One-Way Squirrel
Jeff Chang: The Definition of Deer
Victoria Chang: Union
Victoria Chang: California Plate II
Neil de la Flor and Maureen Seaton: The Boat with a Boy's Heart
Arkadii Dragomoshchenko: [But, as in anyone's body]
Arkadii Dragomoshchenko: [Lime trees spark in the well]
Arkadii Dragomoshchenko: [Rumor suits the wind]
Arkadii Dragomoshchenko: [Wind falling along the horizon]
Elaine Equi: Indian Summer at the Retro Diner
Elaine Equi: Echo
Anna Journey: Lucifer's Panties at Lowe's Garden Center
Anna Journey: Autobiography as Endless Calico
Christopher Kang: I Have a Thing to Say about Happiness
Christopher Kang: The Night We Called It a Day
Christopher Kang: Note to Reader
Laura Kasischke: Miss Estrogen
Laura Kasischke: Twilight
Laura Kasischke: May
Laura Kasischke: Poem Ending with Lines from Jarrell
Stephanie Lenox: Torturing the Dog
Genine Lentine: Molt
Jesse Lichtenstein: Proposal Rock
Joel Long: Keeping Time
Clay Matthews: Elegy for a Boy in a Tree in Flames
Karyna McGlynn: Crowning
Regina McMorris: Dandelions
Tyler Caroline Mills, Gulf Coast Contest Winner, 2006: Nagasaki
Tyler Caroline Mills: What Is Left
Kirk Nesset: Thing
Meghan O'Rourke: The Window at Arles
Meghan O'Rourke: Late Mastery
Meghan O'Rourke: Pentimento
Alexis Orgera: The First Caveman Poet Reminisces from His Library in
      Front of a Roaring Fire While His Wife's Away
Nate Pritts: The Walls of Our Sphere
Eric Rawson: Nota Bene
Eric Rawson: The Terrible Whispers of Our Elders
Andrew Michael Roberts: Because of You, Wallace Stevens
Megan Roberts: Verdigris
Megan Roberts: White Nightgown
F. Daniel Rzicznek: Fifth Season
Tomaž Šalamun: Nobody Was Killed by the Blasts in the Night
Tomaž Šalamun: Raymond Roussel's Swan
Tomaž Šalamun: Epilogue
Maggie Smith: Xenia, 1974
Terry Ann Thaxton: Sounds coming through Empty Sky
Susan Wood: Fathers and Daughters
Susan Wood: Chance
InterviewsInterviews
East of Amarillo:
          Amanda Nowlin-O'Banion sits down with Gail Caldwell
The Honest Impulse:
         Tiphanie Yanique sits down with Cristina Henríquez
History is Intimate:
          Amaud Jamaul Johnson sits down with A. Van Jordan
Form Forcing Content, a Conversation on Experimental Nonfiction:
          Nick Kowalczyk sits down with Ander Monson
ReviewsReviews
Police Blotters and Sea Battles:
         Elissa Minor Rust's The Prisoner Pear and Nic
        Pizzolatto's Between Here and the Yellow Sea
Chris Hosea: The Artist as Enigma
         Elline Lipkin's The Errant Thread
Lilian Crutchfield: Remade by Sight
         Lia Purpura's On Looking: Essays
ArtArt
Amy Blakemore
Amy Blakemore's Ephemeral Archives,
                  an introduction by Michelle White
Airplane (2005). Chromogenic print, 19 x 19 inches.
Jude (2003). Chromogenic print, 19 x 19 inches.
Stag (2005). Chromogenic print, 19 x 19 inches.
Boston Street (2004). Chromogenic print, 19 x 19 inches.
Eli (2005). Chromogenic print, 19 x 19 inches.
Jill in Woods (2005). Chromogenic print, 19 x 19 inches.
Deer and Tepee (2005). Chromogenic print, 19 x 19 inches.
Monument (2005). Chromogenic print, 19 x 19 inches.
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