Issue 78
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New work by Richard Rodriguez; poems by Jennifer Maier, Javier Sicilia, Bruce Beasley, and Karen An-hwei Lee; and Gregory Wolfe on the meaning of comedy in our time. Plus, Jeffrey Overstreet considers the collaborative portraits of Fritz Liedtke; Steve Prince’s art “wrought in the spirit of the possible”; a conversation with author Robert Clark; and more.
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Editorial Statement
Gregory Wolfe, The Steeple and the Gargoyle
Fiction
Molly McNett, La Pulchra Nota
Molly Patterson, Père David Speaks of the Panda
Poetry
Javier Sicilia, The Track in the Wilderness
Translated by Dan Bellm
Bruce Beasley, Repetition Compulsion
Cleft for Me Let Me Hide Myself from Thee
Garret Keizer, Of Unicorns
When Honor Faced Off Against No Honor
When It Was Still Possible to Turn….
Karen An-Hwei Lee, Forgiveness IV
Irenology
Elizabeth Spires, March: Saint John the Divine
Self-Portrait as Lighthouse
Dick Allen, Shortnin’ Bread
Quantum Physicists in a Night Garden
Jennifer Maier, A True Story
Interview
A Conversation with Robert Clark
Visual Arts
Jeffrey Overstreet, To Make People Wonder: The Collaborative Portraits of Fritz Liedtke
Beth McCoy, Second Line and the Art of Witness: Steve Prince’s Katrina Suite
Essays
Richard Rodriguez, Transit Alexander
Book Review
Melissa Range, Katy Didden’s The Glacier’s Wake
Kathryn Maris’s God Loves You
Mary Szybist’s Incarnadine
Additional information
Weight | .75 lbs |
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Dimensions | 10 × 7 × .5 in |