Issue 33
$6.00
A conversation with Mark Jarman; poetry by Mary Oliver, Jennifer Maier, Jeanne Murray Walker, and Neil Azevedo; and Bret Lott on the diminishing returns of irony. Plus, fiction by R.J. Wiebe and Janice Lee; a profile on Tobi Kahn and the art of Ginger Geyer; and more.
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Editorial Statement
Gregory Wolfe, A Sacrifice of Praise
Fiction
R.J. Wiebe, Empty Heaven
Janice Lee, The New Fall Season
Poetry
Jennifer Maier, Two Poems
Mary Oliver, Two Poems
Jeanne Murray Walker, Three Poems
Rod Jellema, Words Take Water’s Way
Catharine Savage Brosman, Bells in Guanajuato
Neil Azevedo, Three Poems
Interview
A Conversation with Mark Jarman
Visual Arts
Theodore Prescott, Tobi Kahn: A Profile
Ginger Henry Geyer, Calling: Art and Signage
Essay
Bret Lott, The Ironic Stance and the Law of Diminishing Returns
Confessions
Paul Mariani, The Fourth Week: He is Risen. Alleluia!
Life in the Industry
Frank R. Desiderio, CSP, Visual Ecclesiology: A Priest-Producer Reflects on Making the Movie Judas
Book Review
Mark Jarman on Elaine Scarry’s On Beauty and Being Just
Diane Glancy on Gerald Stern’s American Sonnets
Additional information
| Weight | .75 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 10 × 7 × .5 in |
