Volume 57, Issue 3

Table of Contents

Introduction

Amherst Stories, essays by Jules Chametzky

Singing Vegetables and Estranged, poems by Terese Svoboda

Immigrant Dreams: Eat Crow, a story by Marilyn Chin

Grackle, a poem by Meg Kearney

Honorary Englishman, a novel excerpt by Sabina Murray

The Dark Ages, a poem by Lauren Hilger

The King’s English, a poem by Brian Johnson

from Birthmark, a memoir by Stephen Clingman

Marek (1988), a memoir by Jonathan Dollimore

Duchamp and Zeus, Cyclops, Plato, Gaia . . . ,
poems by Michael Waters

Paintings, by Nina Chanel Abney

Letters from the Spanish Civil War, 1937–38,
by Joan Sales, translated by Peter Bush

Showing What Cannot Be Said: Total War and the
International Project of Modernist War Writing,
part two of an essay by Nil Santiáñez

Stories, Scandals, and Censorship: Telling the Story
of the Guantánamo Bay Detainee Library Facilities,
an essay by Muira McCammon

Balconies and How the hands, poems by Farhad Showghi,
translated by Harry Roddy

The Goncourt Brothers: Reflected in the
Magic Mirror of Japan, an essay by Laure Katsaros

Dr. Leopold Takes French, a story by Joann Kobin

Dear Kelly Bloom, a story by Christine Sneed

Visions, a poem by Mikko Harvey

Family Matter, a story by Alex Poppe

Portrait of José Clemente Orozco,
Doris Ulmann, New York City, 1929,
a poem by Lisa Beech Hartz

Notes on Contributors