Winter 1993-94
$6.99
Description
The Winter 1993-94 issue, guest edited by Russell Banks and Chase Twichell, features poetry and prose by Margaret Atwood, Joyce Carol Oates, and more, along with an interview with the John C. Zacharis First Book Award winner, Jessica Treadway. Cover art by A. Artidor.
Contents:
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Editor's Introduction
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Book Review
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Contributor's Notes
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Contributors’ Notes
Staff
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Editor Profile
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Fiction
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Little White Sister
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Black: Her Story
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The Rights of Man
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The Night Nurse
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Under the Trees on the Hill
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Can You Smell My Sandwich?
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Six Pieces
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The Boy from Moogradi and the Woman with the Map to Kolooltopec
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Five Years Ago
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Poetry
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Ohio
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On African-American Aesthetics
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Cows
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Roman Sketchbook
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Angels and the Bars of Manhattan
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Landscape with Coyote and Special Effects
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Astrophysics
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Looking at Kilauea
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Santiago: Forestal Park
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Ready-Made Bouquet
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Over All
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The Community
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The Mother Explains the Father to the Son
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In Mudville, In a Time of Plague
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Pastel Dresses
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Another Life
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Another Comedy for Paolo and Francesca
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Tenderly
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Manet’s Olympia
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Bob Marley’s Hair
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The Baby on the Table
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Uchepas
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President Reagan’s Visit to New York, October 1984
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Hardie
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Snipers
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Old Folsom Prison
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On the Ambiguity of Injury and Pain
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Buffalo Spirit Song
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New Folsom Prison
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Bear Meadow
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Note to a Culture Vulture
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The Borders
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Rhetorical Judea
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1954
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Stories a Man Keeps to Himself
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The Curtain
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Psalm: Let Us Think of God as a Lover
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February Morning
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Unholy Sonnet
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Origami for Adults
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Rain
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In Defense of the Fallen Clergy
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Ajijic
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The Afterlife
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Poetry Reading in Pisgah
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House Fable
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The Story
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Offerings
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Somewhere It Still Moves
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A Male in the Women’s Locker Room
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Isabel
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Postscripts