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In This Issue
Dorinda Clifton
Caroline Tompkins
Molly Hutton
Kristen Carson
Gerald Weales
Dev
Hathaway
Rosie Dempsey
William Conescu
Shimon Tanaka
Scott Schrader
Karin Gottshall
A. F. Moritz
Brendan Galvin
Debora Greger
Jeanne Murray Walker
Rebecca Givens
Stephen Dunn
David Wagoner
Jill Osier
Virginia Creighton
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The Autumn 2004 issue showcases paintings by Virginia Creighton, essays
by Caroline Tompkins and Kristen Carson, fiction by Dev
Hathaway, Shimon Tanaka, Scott Schrader, and poems by Brendan Galvin,
Debora Greger, Jeanne Murray Walker, as well as outstanding work by
several others.
To order a copy of the Autumn 2004 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 17.3.
Contents
Volume 17, Number 3 / Autumn 2004
ESSAYS AND ESSAY-REVIEWS
Peter Stitt, Editor’s
Pages: “The Kingdom of Maroni, Part VIII,” 341
Dorinda Clifton,
“What Does a Cat Know,” 371
Caroline Tompkins,
“Spelling Bee,” 393
Molly Hutton,
“The Paintings of Virginia Creighton,” 414
Kristen Carson,
“The Teacher,” 454
Gerald Weales,
“Out on a Limbo” (review of Limbo: Blue-Collar Roots,
White-Collar
Dreams, by Alfred Lubrano), 486
FICTION
Dev Hathaway,
“Bashi
Ja-lut,” 353
Rosie Dempsey,
“When It Happens,” 379
William Conescu,
“The Performance,” 407
Shimon Tanaka,
“At School,” 425
Scott Schrader,
“Liar,” 470
POETRY
Karin Gottshall,
“The Alice Experiment,” 366
A. F. Moritz,
“Kurt Mazur’s Ears,” 378
Brendan Galvin,
“Letter from George Ludlow, Merchant,” “A Proposal of
Banishment,”
and “Doffing & Donning: An Exchange of Letters,” 386
Debora Greger,
“Bindweed” and “The Ruins of Childhood,” 405
Jeanne Murray
Walker, “After 9/11: The Separations,” “Domestic
Violence,”
“Take Heart,” and “Anger,” 450
Rebecca Givens,
“Two Months No Music,” 463
Stephen Dunn,
“Cohabitating,” “The Answers,” and “The Answers,”
464
David Wagoner,
“Stopping Along the Way,” 484
Jill Osier, “Second
Sky,” “Night,” and “If Love Is Somewhere Else,”
496
GRAPHICS
Virginia Creighton,
Paintings, 417
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