Issue 36
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A conversation with illustrator Barry Moser; Mark Jarman on the vocation of the artist; Kate Campbell on writing her album Rosaryville; Gregory Wolfe on the criticism of James Wood; and a feature on young NYC artists. Plus, the psychological portraits of Catherine Prescott; poems by Bruce Bond, Diane Glancy, and Rodger Kamenetz; Erin McGraw in review; and more.
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Editorial Statement
Gregory Wolfe, Mending the Broken Estate
Fiction
Ingrid Hill, The Ballad of Rappy Valcour
Caroline Langston, A World of Infinite Difference
Mary L. Tabor, The Woman Who Never Cooked
Poetry
Dick Allen, Two Poems
Bruce Bond, Babel
Diane Glancy, How to Explain Christ to the Unsaved
Rodger Kamenetz, My Holocaust
Robert Siegel, Two Poems
John McAndrew, Father Ginsberg
Interview
A Conversation with Barry Moser
Visual Arts
Kate Daniels, Painting Poems: The Psychological Portraits of Catherine Prescott
Merrily Kerr, Surface Beauty: Nine Contemporary Artists
Essays
Mark Jarman, The Voice of this Calling: Art as Vocation
Ilana Blumberg, Houses of Study
Confessions
Ann McCutchan, Opening
Life in the Industry
Kate Campbell, On the Road to Rosaryville
Book Review
Mary Kenagy Mitchell on Erin McGraw’s The Baby Tree
Additional information
| Weight | .75 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 10 × 7 × .5 in |
