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Ted Prescott: April 2005
The term "elder statesman" may sound a bit ponderous, but how else to describe Theodore ("Ted") Prescott's stature and, well, indispensability?
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Christine Lehner: March 2005
In her fiction, Christine Lehner attends to the human body. With great tenderness, she uncovers a gothic beauty in the body's failures, illnesses, and longings, a beauty inseparable from its frailty.
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Floyd Skloot: February 2005
The writer's perennial struggle is to find words to match the emotional content of the subject at hand: is the language too cold and detached or too sentimental and florid?
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Ann McCutchan: January 2005
In her brief but illuminating contribution to Image 's Fifteenth Anniversary issue (#42), Ann McCutchan sketches out three headings to describe contemporary creative nonfiction that engages religious experience: writing that is given to bearing witness, spiritual celebration, and self-interrogation.
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Leslie Leyland Fields: September 2004
For several months each year, Leslie Leyland Fields leans out of small skiffs to pull salmon out of the icy waters of Alaska with her own two hands. Salmon fishing is the family business, but writing is her personal vocation.
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Issue 57
The sculpture of Richard Serra, Franz Wright on the Gospels, interview with Ron Hansen, fiction by Pinckney Benedict
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