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In This Issue
Josip Novacovich
Reg Saner
Wade Davis
Steven G. Kellman
Scott Russell Sanders
Kathleen Norris
Bonnie Costello
Thomas E. Kennedy
Alberto Alvaro Ríos
Jay Neugeboren
Askold Melnyczuk
Jean Janzen
Michael Burkard
Howard Levy
Dan Masterson
Alane Rollings
William Trowbridge
Linda Pastan
Albert Goldbarth
Nance Van Winckel
Thomas Reiter
Michael Heffernan
J. P. White
Ralph Black
Michael Chapman
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The Autumn 1992 issue, which features work on or about travel and exotic
places, showcases paintings by Michael Chapman, essays by Josip Novakovich
and Kathleen Norris, fiction by Thomas E. Kennedy and Jay Neugeboren,
and poems by Michael Burkard, William Trowbridge, Linda Pastan, and
Albert Goldbarth, as well as outstanding work by several others.
To order a copy of the Autumn 1992 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 5.4.
Contents
Volume 5, Number 4 / Autumn 1992
ESSAYS AND ESSAY-REVIEWS
Peter Stitt, Editor’s
Notes, 567
Josip Novakovich,
“Apricots from Chernobyl,” 569
Reg Saner, “Swiss
Wilderness,” 592
Wade Davis, “Bruno
Manser and the Penan Struggle for the Borneo
Rain
Forest,” 613
Steven G. Kellman,
“Family Matters” (review of The Living, by Annie Dillard;
The
Plagiarist, by Benjamin Cheever; Very Old Bones, by William
Kennedy;
and
Mr. Mani, by A. B. Yehoshua, tr. by Hillel Halkin), 644
Scott Russell
Sanders, “Wayland,” 670
Kathleen Norris,
“Is It You, Again? A Discourse on Monasteries,” 689
Bonnie Costello,
“Possibilities of Paradise: Myth, Narrative, and Lyric” (review
of
South America Mi Hija, by Sharon Doubiago; Rapture, by
Susan Mitchell;
To
Put the Mouth To, by Judith Hall; Eden, by Emily Grosholz;
and The Wild
Iris,
by Louise Glück), 725
FICTION
Thomas E. Kennedy,
“Flying Lessons,” 578
Alberto Alvaro
Ríos, “The Great Gardens of Lamberto Diaz,” 628
Jay Neugeboren, “What
Is the Good Life?”, 698
Askold Melnyczuk,
“Chalices and Skulls,” 716
POETRY
Jean Janzen, “Dividing
the Night,” 577
Michael Burkard,
“Another Infinity,” 590
Howard Levy, “The
Vibrant Archipelagos,” 610
Dan Masterson,
“Ballooning,” 626
Alane Rollings,
“The Heat That Colors Need,” 642
William Trowbridge,
“Flashbacks,” 656
Linda Pastan,
“the arithmetic of alternation,” “At Indian River Inlet,”
and “leaves,”
665
Albert Goldbarth,
“The Story of Dorsett,” 682
Nance Van Winckel,
“The Old Men of the Wilderness Club,” 685
Thomas Reiter, “Rant
Findlay and the Floating Town,” 686
Michael Heffernan,
“Badia Fiesolana,” 697
J. P. White, “Reading
Tu Fu, China’s Greatest Poet, 1244 Years After He
Failed
to Secure an Official Scholar’s Post,” 715
Ralph Black, “The
Muses of Farewell,” 723
GRAPHICS
Michael Chapman,
Paintings, 657
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