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In This Issue
Amy Yelin
Natalie Wexler
Hoag Holmgren
Molly Hutton
Rebecca Gould
Kim Drain
Joan Connor
Askold Melnyczuk
Murzban F. Shroff
Rumaan Alam
Louis Simpson
Albert Goldbarth
Robert Bly
Christopher Howell
James Tate
Christopher Bakken
Alpay Ulku
Linda Pastan
David Baker
Gary Short
Jessica Dunne
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The Summer 2005 issue showcases paintings by Jessica Dunne, essays
by Amy Yelin and Natalie Wexler, fiction by Askold Melnyczuk, Murzban
F. Shroff, and
Joan Connor, and poems by Robert Bly, Linda
Pastan, and James Tate, as well as outstanding work by several others.
To order a copy of the Summer 2005 issue today, go to the Featured
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Contents
Volume 18, Number 2 / Summer 2005
ESSAYS AND ESSAY-REVIEWS
Amy Yelin, Growth,
189
Natalie Wexler,
Perfect, 221
Hoag Holmgren,
Sky Burial, 241
Molly Hutton,
Views through the Windshield: Driving with Jessica
Dunne,
246
Rebecca Gould,
Behind the Wall of the Caucasus, 291
Kim Drain, The
Matter of Translation: Wislawa Szymborskas
Conversation
with a Rock, 324
FICTION
Joan Connor, Palimpsest,
173
Askold Melnyczuk,
The Great Hospital, 199
Murzban F. Shroff,
Breathless in Bombay, 259
Rumaan Alam, The
Healing Power of Pets, 307
POETRY
Louis Simpson,
In and about the House and The Piano Player,
186
Albert Goldbarth,
Completing the Things, Context, and Mainz,
193
Robert Bly, The
Blind Tobit, Listening to the Sitar before Dawn,
Loafing
with Old Friends at Ojo Caliente, and A Poem for Andrew
Marvell,
217
Chirstopher Howell,
After Three Years, The President Speaks Out on
the
Issues, First Touch, Burning Bush, and
All of Us Are
Dreaming,
234
James Tate, The
Orchid, 257
Christopher Bakken,
Days of 1987 and Theme Song for an Agrarian
Epic,
289
Alpay Ulku, Coronation
and Market Days, 305
Linda Pastan,
The Art of Pain and On Seeing My Poems Traslated into
Chinese,
318
David Baker, The
Judas-Horse and Slant Cut, 320
Gary Short, Tattoo
and Twists, 336
GRAPHICS
Jessica Dunne,
Paintings, 249
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