Description
The Spring 2009 issue, guest edited by Eleanor Wilner, features poetry and prose by Maxine Kumin, Jess Row, and more. Cover art by Chris Pelletiere.
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Editor's Introduction
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Editor's Corner
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Face by Sherman Alexie
Staff
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The Heyday of the Insensitive Bastards by Robert Boswell
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The Signal by Ron Carlson
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Practicing Catholic by James Carroll
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Sonata Mulattica by Rita Dove
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Usher by B. H. Fairchild
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The Story Sisters by Alice Hoffman
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The Winter Sun: Notes on a Vocation by Fanny Howe
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Plan B by Paul Muldoon
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Speak Low by Carl Phillips
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Thousands of Broadways by Robert Pinsky
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A Sandhills Ballad by Ladette Randolph
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The Dangerous Shirt by Alberto Ríos
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The Renegade: Writings on Poetry and a Few Other Things by Charles Simic
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Partly Cloudy by Gary Soto
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Book Review
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Contributor's Notes
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Contributors’ Notes
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Editor Profile
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About Eleanor Wilner
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Editor's Shelf
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Fiction
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Leaving Women
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Baby R.
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Lives of the Saints
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Hidden Works
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Poetry
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*turning
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Threat
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Ringstraked
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*between the lines
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The Golden Shovel
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I Stand with My Neighbors
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The Whole Hog
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In Any Parking Lot
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Allison Wolff
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Charon Reconsiders
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Hummingbird
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The Stiller of Atoms
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Faith
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Names (VIII)
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Birthplace (with Buried Stones)
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Crossing
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Faux Fable, with Butterfly
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This, Then
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Domestic Version
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Make Believe
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I don’t know, he said, I guess it’s
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Doris
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Composing Scripture
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The Second Law
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Then
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Kissinger at the Louvre (Three Drafts)
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Leah Will Say Nothing
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*inside out
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Names (I)
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Pins
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All the Way Live
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Bells
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Rome
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Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien: Edith Piaf in Concert
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In the Moment
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Sunnies
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A Man with a Rooster in His Dream
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How Was It We Were Caught
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Interior with Calder Mobile
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Sonnet
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Demeter to Persephone
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First Light
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To a Goldfinch
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The Book of Blots
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Florescence on 4th Avenue
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Dolores Epps
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Epitaph
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On Joy
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The Oracle
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Consensual Reflex
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Labyrinth
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Homestead
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Secret Executions of Black GIs in Occupied Japan
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A Sign
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So big deal, so you find it sort of
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Michelle
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Disgust
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