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In This Issue
Lesley
Quinn
Richard Ward
Morgan Meis
J. M. Tyree
Molly S. Hutton
Allan Hepburn
Paul Austin
Charles Haverty
Christopher Brookhouse
Robin Ekiss
Sidney Wade
Carol Vanderveer Hamilton
Deborah Bogen
Sarah Gorham
James Haug
Steve Orlen
Jeffrey Harrison
Jay Leeming
Geroge Nick
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The Spring 2006 issue showcases paintings by George Nick, essays by
Lesley Quinn and Allan Hepburn, fiction
by Charles Haverty and Christopher Brookhouse, and poems by Steve Orlen,
Deborah Bogen, James Haug, and Sidney Wade, as well as outstanding work
by several others.
To order a copy of the Spring 2006 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 19.1.
Contents
Volume 19, Number 1 / Spring 2006
ESSAYS AND ESSAY-REVIEWS
Peter Stitt, Editor’s
Pages, “The Kingdom of Moroni, Part XII,” 5
Lesley Quinn,
“100 Percent,” 15
Richard Ward,
“My Mother,” 25
Morgan Meis and
J. M. Tyree, “Is It Okay to Read the Coen Brothers as Literature?”
61
Molly S. Hutton,
“Magnifying the Silence: George Nick and the
Postmodern
Dilemma,” 78
Allan Hepburn,
“Piano Miniatures: An Essay on Brevity,” 89
Paul Austin, “The
Devil Is a Beautiful Man,” 109
FICTION
Charles Haverty,
“The Back Nine,” 37
Christopher Brookhouse,
“Unless Alex,” 117
POETRY
Robin Ekiss, “Blue
Planet,” “Eight Views of the Hôtel-Dieu,” and
“The
House We Never Built,” 20
Sidney Wade, “No
Comfort to Be Had” and “Sexual Blossoms and Their
Fierce
Addictions,” 33
Carol Vanderveer
Hamilton, “Ideas of Reference” and “Ten Thousand
Lakes,”
35
Deborah Bogen,
“Six at the Beginning,” “Six at the Beginning Again,” “Six
in
the Second Place,” “Six in the Fourth Place,” “Six
in the Fifth
Place,”
53
Sarah Gorham,
“Four Sides to a Mountain That Are Really One,”
“Immortality,”
and “Pond in Winter,” 58
James Haug, “A
Day Unlike Any Other,” “How It Came to Be Connecticut,”
“A
Loft,” and “Nostalgia for the Finite,” 74
Steve Orlen, “Gaffe”
and “A Stairwell, Outside a Bank,” 106
Jeffrey Harrison,
“Fall Truce” and “Unintended Elegy,” 114
Jay Leeming, “Problem”
and “Walking Coy Hill Road,” 163
GRAPHICS
George Nick, Paintings,
81
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