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In This Issue
Bert O. States
Michael Shumate
Ann Keniston
Nancy Willard
Christy J. Zink
Susan Steinberg
Tsivia Arne Cohen
Don
Lee
Karen Sagstetter
Carol Frost
Natasha Sajé
Rhoda Janzen
John Latta
Daniel
Hoffman
Christina Davis
Oliver Rice
Ron de Maris
Dara Wier
Brendan Galvin
Marilyn Nelson
Dabney Stuart
Charlie Smith
Doug Safranek
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The Spring 2000 issue features paintings by Helen Berggruen, essays
by Bert O. States and Ann Keniston, stories by Susan Steinberg and Don
Lee, and poems by Carol Frost, John Latta, Ron de Maris, Marilyn
Nelson, and Dara Wier, as well as work by many others.
To order a copy of the Spring 2000 issue today, go to the Featured
Back Issue page, fill out the form, and in the Notes box, specify
that you wish to receive issue 13.1.
Contents
Volume 13, Number 1 / Spring 2000
ESSAYS AND ESSAY-REVIEWS
Peter Stitt, “Where Does Love Go?”
Editor’s Pages, 7
Bert O. States, “On
Being Breathless,” 17
Michael Shumate, “Obstinate Questions,”
39
Ann Keniston, “Barrenness: An Argument,”
75
Nancy Willard, “From the Ancestors,” 123
Christy J. Zink, “Life in Aftermath: The
American Short Story Today”
(review of A Gram
of Mars, by Becky Hagenston; Friendly Fire, by Kathryn Chetkovich;
The Daiquiri Girls, by Toni Graham; The Angel of the Garden,
by Scott Ely; and The
Long and Short of It, by Pamela Painter), 138
FICTION
Susan Steinberg, “Isla,” 29
Tsivia Arne Cohen, “Audience,” 59
Don Lee, “The
Price of Eggs in China,” 97
Karen Sagstetter, “School Scene,”
129
POETRY
Carol Frost, “Youthful Venus” and
“Alone, ” 27
Natasha Sajé, “White” and “Beyond
Good and Evil,” 36
Rhoda Janzen, “The Siege,” 54
John Latta, “Reading Aristotle” and
“At the Nether End of the
Fundament,” 56
Daniel Hoffman, “Treasure” and “Going,”
71
Christina Davis, “Concord” and “Joy
Street,” 73
Oliver Rice, “In Asheville, in Chapel Hill”
and “Nomads,” 85
Ron de Maris, “What Can You Say?”
and “Where the Wind Went,” 87
Dara Wier, “Thatched,” 117
Brendan Galvin, “Intractable Things”
and “The Vegetable,” 118
Marilyn Nelson, “Arachis Hypogea,”
122
Dabney Stuart, “High Desert Snow”
and “The Man Who Loved
Cézanne,”
134
Charlie Smith, “History,” 158
GRAPHICS
Doug Safranek, Paintings, 89
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