Winter 1988
$14.00
Description
The Winter 1988 issue, guest edited by Philip Levine, features poetry and prose by Yusef Komunyaaka, Mary Karr, and more. Cover art by Mark Levine.
Guest Editor
Contents:
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Contributor's Notes
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Contributors’ Notes
Staff
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Fiction
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The Man Who Loved Detroit
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Nonfiction
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Martial Law Journal
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Three Illustrations
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Poetry
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The Consolation of the Animals
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Seeing in the Dark
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Monday
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Bad Family
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Another Place and Time
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Blackbirds in a Parking Lot, Southern California
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Meeting Walter
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A Song for Stolen Bread
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Surfer Days
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From the Moon
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Conversions
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Near Lone Tree
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Happy to Have It
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What They Do at the New Church
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The Reverend Falwell Describes the Bakkers’ Swimming Pool
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Think of the Blackouts
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Coyotes
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Memories of the Invisible Man
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Aubade
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Midwest Albas
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The Tidepool
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Lou Labonte’s Inn
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Processional
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When the Train Comes
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Seeing Some Feral Goats
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Elegy for the Bad Uncles
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Prospectus
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Lie Near
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Gleaning
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Venus’s-flytraps
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The Commandment
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Dust Motes
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How Angel Came to Be Born in September
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Lights From Belle Isle
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The Tuba Lesson
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Men Were Swimming
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The Great Indifference: Clouds Billowing Up
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Territory
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The Death of God
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Skimming
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11/11
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The Future of Supplication
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Isaac Again
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Poem Ending With Three Lines From Wordsworth
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After the Storm, August
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You Are the Distance
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Erosion
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The Silence
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