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In This Issue
Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.
Elizabeth Fox-Genovese
Maurice Natanson
Tony Rothman
Toby Olson
Garrison Keillor
Jeff Eugenides
Ewa Kuryluk
Sydney Lea
R. T. Smith
Beckian Fritz Goldberg
Edward Kleinschmidt
Judy Goldman
David St. John
William Hathaway
John Koethe
Stephen Dobyns
Pattiann Rogers
David Wojahn
Gary Fincke
Dina Ben-Lev
Ephraim Rubenstein
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The Winter 1989 issue showcases paintings by Ephraim Rubinstein, essays
by Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. and Elizabeth Fox-Genovese, stories by Jeff
Eugenides, Garrison Keillor, and Toby Olson, and poems by Sydney Lea,
Beckian Fritz Goldberg, David St. John, Stephen Dobyns, as well as work
by many others.
To order a copy of the Winter 1989 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 2.1.
Contents
Volume 2, Number 1 / Winter 1989
ESSAYS AND ESSAY-REVIEWS
Peter Stitt, Editors
Notes, 6
Arthur Sclesinger,
Jr., War and the Constitution: Abraham Lincoln and
Franklin
D. Roosevelt, 7
Elizabeth Fox-Genovese,
To Write the Wrongs of Slavery (review of The Schomberg
Library of Nineteenth-Century Black Women Writers, ed. by
Henry
Louis Gates, Jr.), 63
Maurice Natanson,
From Apprehension to Decay: Robert Burtons Equivocations
of Melancholy, 130
Tony Rothman,
The Evolution of Entropy, 149
FICTION
Toby Olson, Aransas,
27
Garrison Keillor,
Glasnost, 89
Jeff Eugenides,
Capricious Gardens, 94
Ewa Kuryluk, Simone
and Anna, 114
POETRY
Sydney Lea, Roadside,
February, 25
R. T. Smith, Kitchen
Windows, Saint Patricks, and Last Things,
59
Beckian Fritz Goldberg,
Desert Winter and She Comes to My Door, 77
Edward Kleinschmidt,
Gangue, 80
Judy Goldman,
The End of Something Simple and The Peace of the
House,
92
David St. John,
Last Night with Rafaella, 111
William Hathaway,
Mirth, 123
John Koethe, The
Constructor, 124
Stephen Dobyns,
Summer Evenings and The Music One Looks Back
On,
139
Pattiann Rogers,
Thats Why and Under the Big Top, 142
David Wojahn,
The Resurrection of the Dead, 146
Gary Fincke, At
the Reception in Our Yard and The Skill of the Sunlights
Good,
174
Dina Bin-Lev,
Spinning, 177
GRAPHICS
Ephraim Rubenstein,
Paintings, 81
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