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The Noir Issue (Summer 2002) showcases paintings by John Hull, essays
by Paula K. Speck and Robert Rawdon Wilson, stories by Peter Gordon,
John Keyes, and Solon
Timothy Woodward, and poems by Richard
Lyons, Christopher Howell, and Albert
Goldbarth, as well as outstanding work by many others.
To order a copy of The Noir 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 15.2.
Contents
Volume 15, Number 2 / Summer 2002
ESSAYS AND ESSAY-REVIEWS
Peter Stitt, “The Kingdom of
Maroni, Part III,” 173
Paula K. Speck,
“Three Guns,” 277
Robert Rawdon Wilson, “Memories of
Loathing and Flight,” 285
FICTION
Peter Meinke, “Unheard Music,”
185
Peter Gordon, “Swimmer,” 195
Samantha Schoech, “This Is Living,”
241
John Keyes, “You Have Never heard Their
Voices,” 257
Joy Passanante, “Only Sons,” 299
Scott Southwick, “The Mercenary Goes to
Church,” 313
Solon Timothy Woodward, “Vain
Empires,” 327
POETRY
Richard Lyons, “Envy, Augury, and the Indigo
Bunting,” “Red
Slaughterhouse Non-Memory
Number One,” “Self-Portrait Obscured,” and “Red
Memory
Number One,” 191
Barbara Goldberg, “Far-Flung,” “Fairy
Tale,” “The Blonde Goddess of
Saravan,” “From
the Book of Judges,” and “Dybbuk,” 228
Christopher Howell, “The Dark Talking,”
“Conditions Are Slow to Improve,”
“From My Desk:
More Observances,” and “The Formality of Empty
Rooms,” 250
James Magorian, “Voyeur Seeking New Vistas,”
256
Justin Bigos, “Untitled Film Still #4,”
274
Seth Abramson, “For Those Who Will Not
Walk the Land,” 275
Jim Daniels, “The Beginnings of Compassion,”
294
Silvia Curbelo, “Ambush,” “In
the Land of Missed Chances,” and “Offerings,”
296
Albert Goldbarth, “Hair
Pieces,” 310
Joan I. Siegel, “Listening to Bach’s
Mass in B Minor” and “The Great
Masters,” 321
Melissa Monroe, “The Touch” and “Hole-Up,”
323
James Hoch, “Shed” and “Coal
Crackers,” 325
Kip Knott, “Inheritance,” “Wake,”
“Insomnia,” and “Nocturnal,” 342
GRAPHICS
John Hull, Paintings, 233
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