Issue: Autumn 2011
Béatrice Coron
In this Issue:
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- Miniature; Moose; Proof (page 514)
- After the Three-Moon Era (Poetry - page 621)
- All You Plowboys; Samson at the Pillar (Poetry - page 570)
- Black Canal; The Spice Islands of Thought; Tierra del Fuego (Poetry - page 646)
- Book of Dog, 2; Book of Dog, 7 (Poetry - page 568)
- Bucyrus; Flattops (Poetry - page 528)
- Chief Little Feather, Where Are You? (Nonfiction - page 658)
- Covey; The Day After (Poetry - page 511)
- Dana Scully Makes It to the Fortress Level (Poetry - page 633)
- Dusk; Leaving the Hospital (Poetry - page 594)
- Hare's Breath (Poetry - page 591)
- How Everything Turns Away (Fiction - page 534)
- I'm Not Camille (Fiction - page 650)
- Listening to My Bones (Poetry - page 567)
- Little Abby Dwell (Fiction - page 674)
- Mime Camp for Children (Poetry - page 684)
- My Father Home from the Night Shift (Poetry - page 560)
- My Taciturn Valentine (Nonfiction - page 628)
- On the Yo-Yo (Poetry - page 656)
- On Why I Hate Bananas (Poetry - page 672)
- Pastoral; Running Brush (Poetry - page 558)
- Portrait in Fragments; Thames Music (Poetry - page 606)
- Prayer to Saint Lawrence: For the Overcooked (Poetry - page 634)
- Pretending (Fiction - page 517)
- Saving Face (Fiction - page 610)
- Schiller; Bethesda; Makeshift Bandage (Poetry - page 653)
- Seventeen Ways to Float (Nonfiction - page 574)
- Thaw (Poetry - page 649)
- The Accident (Poetry - page 671)
- The Embrace (Fiction - page 561)
- The Forest (Poetry - page 605)
- The Healers; Return to Key West, after My Mother's Death (Poetry - page 532)
- The Poplars (Fiction - page 588)
- The Thrill of Intellect (Nonfiction - page 636)
- The Widow Slightly Revises Her Recipe for Chicken Soup (Poetry - page 592)
- Why Is the Falling Orange?; Impressions of Light (Poetry - page 685)
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[After my death]; [At dawn, shedding its fog in the gard,]; [Your voice stood like a ladder] (Poetry - page 580)
- Curtis Bauer (translator, see also Clariond)
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[After my death]; [At dawn, shedding its fog in the garden,]; [Your voice stood like a ladder] (Poetry - page 580)
- Jeannette L. Clariond (see also Bauer, translator)
- paper cutouts (Art - page 596)