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 No.
3 |
Fall 2002
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Contents
Poetry • Fiction • Creative Nonfiction |
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Poetry | |
Self-consciousness
by Tony Hoagland
by Miriam Greenberg
Julie Ann Outside the Bone Marrow Unit
On My Porch Steps
by John Rybicki
Elemental
Attention, Stillness
by Cynthia Hogue
The Coyote Runs From Your Flag
by Robert Krut
March river, March train
by Jill Khoury
Cockalorum
by Kelly Lenox Allan
Cows at Night
by Charles Fishman
Demonstrative Observation: The
Deductive
Measurement of Production
by M.J. Jewell and A.S. Vine
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Fiction |
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My Favorite
Ethnic Group
Is Smart: An Interview with Dagoberto Gilb
by Bill Kirchner
Lose Me
by Cheri Johnson
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Creative Nonfiction |
A
Conversation with Jo Ann Beard
by Jessica Mesman
Break-Ins:
A Theory of Music Appreciation
by Mathias Svalina
Get Up
and Get Away
by Arthur Saltzman
Mess From the Nest
Musings on this issue from the
editor.
Features
Self-consciousness Tony Hoagland
uncovers
how art may be mind over manner.
Beyond Florida: Inside the Mind of Campbell McGrath The poet talks about culture, influences, performance poetry and a type of poem called Billy Bob.
My
Favorite
Ethnic Group Is Smart: An Interview with Dagoberto Gilb The
author
of Woodcuts of Women comments on the magic of character and
place
and
the deeper truth of fiction.
A Conversation with Jo Ann Beard
The
critically
acclaimed essayist enters the anteroom of her imagination to
explain how
writing isn't for weenies.
Artwork
©2002 by Neil Shigley
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Editors and Readers |