Issue: Spring - 2014
Issue: Spring - 2014
This
spring, explore the desert in stories by Peter Levine, Aurelie Sheehan, and
Beth Alvarado—three of the seven stories featured. This issue of The Southern Review also includes essays
by William Lychack, Diana Spechler, and poets Lance Larsen and Anna Journey.
Two new poems by David Kirby—one about Zelda Fitzgerald, another exploring
Emily Dickinson—are joined by works by Wendy Barker, Bonnie Jo Campbell, David
St. John and Ryan Teitman. Mary Lee Eggart’s colored-pencil drawings, featuring
verdant flora and fauna, grace the cover and interior spread.
Mary Lee Eggart
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Teakettle; Scribblers (Poetry - page 175)
In the Blood (Nonfiction - page 177)
Early Berry Picking (Poetry - page 187)
Target Practice; Flowers and Runaways (Poetry - page 188)
Department of Acoustic Appliances (Poetry - page 190)
Prospect (Fiction - page 191)
Work; Aubade; Sonnet with Horses Where the Turn Should Be (Poetry - page 208)
The Beautiful Light (Fiction - page 213)
All My Jellies; Old Poets (Poetry - page 232)
Olympus Falls (Fiction - page 239)
Octet (Fiction - page 246)
Nancy’s Garden before a Storm (Poetry - page 261)
Rereading The Golden Bowl after Thirty Years; Ending the Semester in Am Lit; The Morning after Our Second Ecopoetry Class (Poetry - page 262)
I Am Thinking of Pablo Casals (Nonfiction - page 268)
¿Qué hora son, mi corazón? (Fiction - page 269)
Carillon; Whispering Sisters (Poetry - page 280)
The Matchmaker’s Mouth (Nonfiction - page 287)
The Steamer; Seven Deadly Sins (Poetry - page 302)
Stars, Moon, Rooster; Maybe That Good Cherry Jam (Poetry - page 304)
Bel Horizonte (Fiction - page 306)
The Way It Is; When My Baby Rocks the Funk; The One Who Should Write My Elegy Is Dead (Poetry - page 324)
Manifest (Poetry - page 327)
Camera Obscura (Fiction - page 328)
Notes toward a Greater Unbalancing: Judo, Your Mother, and Clive Cussler Calling (Nonfiction - page 332)