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In This Issue
Cecelia Burokas
Elaine Edelman
Tom Hunt
Floyd Collins
Nick
Halpern
Chris Benvenuto
Kellie Wells
Nadia Kalman
R. J. Curtis
William Logan
Robert
Wrigley
Christopher Howell
Elizabeth Kirschner
William Trowbridge
William Hathaway
Joyce Carol Oates
David Petruzelli
Maurya Simon
Elton Glaser
Eamon
Grennan
Richard Tillinghast
Dean Young
David Dewey
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The
Winter 2000 issue features paintings by David Dewey, essays by Cecelia
Burokas and Tom Hunt, stories by Nick
Halpern, Kellie Wells, and R. J. Curtis, and poems by Robert
Wrigley, Joyce Carol Oates, Eamon
Grennan, and Dean Young.
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Contents
Volume 13, Number 4 / Winter 2000
ESSAYS AND ESSAY-REVIEWS
Peter Stitt, Light Years, Editors
Pages, 511
Cecelia Burokas, Working
in the Dark, 539
Elaine Edelman, Were We All Brave,
but at Different Times?:
Remembering Muriel Rukeyser,
575
Tom Hunt, Cliffs of Despair, 593
Floyd Collins, The Power of Language
(review of Parthenopi: New and
Selected Poems,
by Michael Waters; The Falling Hour, by David Wojahn;
and Reign of Snakes,
by Robert Wrigley), 653
FICTION
Nick Halpern, The
Kanga King, 521
Chris Benvenuto, Union Square, 559
Kellie Wells, Rachel in the Mirror,
617
Nadia Kalman, Those Girls Who Dance around
Maypoles, 133
R. J. Curtis, Nurse, 646
POETRY
William Logan, Venice, Byzantium, and
Wren, 536
Robert Wrigley, Explanatory
and Talisman, 552
Christopher Howell, Bird Man Stranded
and Zeno, 555
Elizabeth Kirschner, Old Enough to Stop
Bearing Children, 558
William Trowbridge, Class of 59
and Obedience, 572
William Hathaway, Aiutami, 611
Joyce Carol Oates, My Fathers Violin,
630
David Petruzelli, Father Listens to the
Artists, 632
Maurya Simon, The Parable of the Exclamation
Point, 644
Elton Glaser, Curious about You, Baby,
649
Eamon Grennan, Agnostic
Smoke and Windowgrave, 651
Richard Tillinghast, Incident and
Solstice, 671
Dean Young, My Fall Teaching Schedule,
673
GRAPHICS
David Dewey, Paintings, 585
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