
Volume 57, Issue 3
Entries
nonfiction
Amherst Stories
By Jules Chametzky
poetry
Singing Vegetables
By Terese Svoboda
poetry
Estranged
By Terese Svoboda
poetry
Grackle
By Meg Kearney
fiction
Immigrant Dreams: Eat Crow
By Marilyn Chin
fiction
Honorary Englishman
By Sabina Murray
poetry
The Dark Ages
By Lauren Hilger
poetry
The King's English
By Brian Johnson
memoir
from Birthmark
By Stephen Clingman
memoir
Marek (1988)
By Jonathan Dollimore
poetry
Duchamp
By Michael Waters
poetry
Zeus, Cyclops, Plato, Gaia...
By Michael Waters
art
Paintings
By Nina Chanel Abney
translation
Letters from the Spanish Civil War, 1937-38
By Peter Bush
nonfiction
Letters from the Spanish Civil War, 1937-38
By Joan Sales
nonfiction
Showing What Cannot Be Said: Total War and the International Project of Modernist War Writing, part two
By Nil Santiañez
essay
Stories, Scandals, and Censorship: Telling the Story of the Guantánamo Bay Detainee Library Facilities
By Muira McCammon
poetry
Balconies
By Farhad Showghi
poetry
How the hands
By Farhad Showghi
translation
Balconies
By Harry Roddy
translation
How the hands
By Harry Roddy
essay
The Goncourt Brothers: Reflected in the Magic Mirror of Japan
By Laure Katsaros
fiction
Dr. Leopold Takes French
By Joann Kobin
fiction
Dear Kelly Bloom
By Christine Sneed
poetry
Visions
By Mikko Harvey
fiction
Family Matter
By Alex Poppe
poetry
Portrait of José Clemente Orozco, Doris Ulmann, New York City, 1929
By Lisa Beech Hartz
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