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Foreword
Editor's Preface
Discovering
Stories
Stanley
Plumly
Still
Missing the Jays
Larry
Levis
Bell's
Tavern
Caravaggio:
Swirl & Vortex
Lynn
Emanuel
Circumstantial
Noir Food
Single Girl. One
Room Flat.
Corrinne
Clegg Hales
Critical
Care
Disappeared:
from a photograph by Gustave LeGray
Firewood
Christine
Schutt
Springerle
Song-yi
Kim
The
Self-Portrait Project
Steve
Scafidi
On
the Occasion of an Argument Beside the River Where I Live
The Hayfield
Chandelier
The Sublime
To One Lingering
in the Trees
Ron
Smith
Greece
Eric
Pankey
Lines
Composed Above the Occoquan River
Sienese Variations
Rick
DeMarinis
Desperado
Jane
Satterfield
Dedication
Shugborough
Hall
Henry
Hart
Bed
of Nails
The Starving Time,
Jamestown, 1610
Gerry
LaFemina
Postcard
of the Dam the Mill Stood By
J.
David Stevens
Where
We Live
Clara
Silverstein
After
Richmond Burned
Out to Buy Milk
Norman
Dubie
Book
of the Jewel Worm from The Spirit Tablets at Goa Lake
A Few Notes on
The Spirit Tablets at Goa Lake, by Cliff Edwards
Myron
Helfgott
Literary/Criticism
Helfgott's Parade,
by Dinah Ryan
Mark
Jarman
Happiness:
The Aesthetics of Donald Justice
Randy
Marshall
Suite:
Larry Levis
Susan
Settlemyre Williams
Review | Pinion:
An Elegy, by Claudia
Emerson
Leonard
Rogoff
Review | My
Father's People: A Family of Southern Jews,
by Louis D. Rubin, Jr.
Terese
Svoboda
Pineal
Victoria
Redel
Swoon
Richard
McCann
Book
of Hours
Letter from the
Ground Floor
Elizabeth
Seydel Morgan
Drawing
Lesson: Outline and Edge
Leon
Rooke
Polar
Arms
Margot
Schilpp
Spring
Burials
Rodney
Jack
Book
of the Body
B.
H. Boston
No
Haiku
Tinnitus
Ross
Taylor
Valve-Trombone
John
Rybicki
The
Earth Is Not Quiet
Elisabeth
Murawski
The
Black Madonna
Kevin
Boyle
Legerdemain
D.
James Smith
Turning
Leigh
Ann Couch
Learning
to Use the Stick
Luna
Moth
Douglas
Jones
Monologues
from Songs from Bedlam
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