Issue 9.1&2, Fall/Winter 1979

Fiction

Taylor Graham, “Wonderful to Say the Sea was Salt,” “After the Quake,” “Come Right In”
Rick Wilson, “Emergency Room: 1:45 p.m.,” “X-Ray Paranoia”
Margo Stever, “The Bare New England Houses,” “Your Eyes at Night,” “Hand,” “Childhood Bestiary,” “Notebook As A Child”
Billie Cowell, “Owl-ball”
Emilie Glen, “Breath Instant”
Virginia Downs, “Leroy Callicutt’s Car Turned into a Beehive”
Gabriele Glang, “The Geese Return,” “The Heather”
Michael McMahon, “Black Snake,” “Peepers”
Patrick Bizzaro, “Something That Needs to be Done”
Ken Poyner, “The Brute”
Gregory Farmer, “The Veteran,” “Untitled”
Bruce Meyers, “Morning: Over Snow,” “Heater”
Mark B. Derr, “In a West Still Unconquered,” “Without End”
Hasib Muqsit, “Self Speaks”
Joan Colby, “The Miniature Room”
David McKain, “Tying Trout Hooks: New Year’s Day,” “Defiance,” “Distances,” “The Mask”
Carolyn Kreiter-Kurylo, “Proctoscopic Humiliation,” “Surely, Whistler envied her. . .”
Margaret Jeschke, “Labor Day Picnic, St. Mary’s Churchyard,” “Goodbye,” “Alice is Prepared”
Tom Hansen, “After Losing,” “Angora,” “Christopher Awoke”
sarah, “Flight 112: newark,” “Multiple Sclerosis”
George Mosby, Jr., “a poem in february: upon remembering fields”
Ann Lisa Dixon, “Images,” “Justice”
Mark Madigan, “Baseball Lesson,” “The Poet As Salesman”
Bonnie Brooks, “Swan and the Non-Dancer”

John Elsberg’s The Price of Reindeer (reviewed by Ed Lynskey)
Bittersweet Magazine (reviewed by Patty Summers)
Catherine O’Neill Grace’s The Daffodil Farmer (reviewed by Carroll Flaten)
Riley Hughes’s Finding Yourself in Print: A Guide to Writing Professionally (reviewed by Patty Summers)
Beth Joselow’s Gypsies (reviewed by Robert Flanagan)
Richard Peabody’s I’m In Love With the Morton Salt Girl (reviewed by Robert Flanagan)
Meredith Sue Willis’s A Space Apart (reviewed by Brinton Allison)