Issue 79
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New fiction by Mary Gordon and Susanna Childress; Bill Coyle on listening to Leonard Cohen; poems by B.H. Fairchild and Anya Krugovoy Silver; and a conversation with poet Julia Spicher Kasdorf. Plus, Gregory Wolfe enters the intellectual ring with Dana Gioia as they ask, are there any good Catholic writers anymore? With a feature on the art of James Mellick, Jennifer Anne Moses, and more.
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Editorial Statement
Gregory Wolfe, The Catholic Writer, Then and Now
Fiction
Mary Gordon, The Neighbor
Susanna Childress, Looking Good
Poetry
A.E. Stallings, Cyprian Variations
Rodger Kamenetz, How Do You Market Prayers?, Radiant Energy
B.H. Fairchild, Rothko
Anya Krugovoy Silver, Ya-Quddus, By Other Names, Three Roses
Dana Littlepage Smith, This Is Not about Looking Like a Success, And If Jesus Asked You to Breakfast?
Marjorie Stelmach, Cellar Door
Richard Michelson, Forgiveness
Todd Davis, In a Dream William Stafford Visits Me, Homily
Interview
A Conversation with Julia Spicher Kasdorf
Visual Arts
Karen L. Mulder, Allegorical Strays: The Art and Craft of James Mellick
Caroline Langston, Insider/Outsider/In: The Art of Jennifer Anne Moses
Essays
Linda Hogan, Ways of the Cranes
Bill Coyle, Heart’s Companion: Listening to Leonard Cohen
Francisco X. Stork, Meditations on Writing and Lawyering
Reviews
Nathan Poole, Christopher R. Beha’s What Happened to Sophie Wilder
Paul Harding’s Enon
Jamie Quatro’s I Want to Show You More
Additional information
| Weight | .75 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 10 × 7 × .5 in |
