Issue 16.2, Spring 1987
Featuring work by Suzanne Greenberg, Warren C. Miller, Jonathan Bowen, Barbara Esstman, Mary P. Gillen, John O’Connor, Kai Wheatley, William Matthews, Walter McDonald, D. Nurske, Edward C. Lynsky, Constance Pultz, Norma M. Richardson, Frances Neidhardt, Lana Hurt, Rhonda Rieseberg, Susan C. Waters, Michael C. Smith, Steve Roberts; cover photo courtesy of Duff Family Archives
Table of Contents
Fiction
- Suzanne Greenberg, “What Things Cost”
- Warren C. Miller, “Coming and Going”
- Jonathan Bowen, “Late May Rain”
- Barbara Esstman, “Rehearsal”
- Mary P. Gillen, “Milk from the Moon”
- John O’Connor, “Still Life in Lincoln”
- Kai Wheatley, “Hummingbird Lake”
Poetry
- William Matthews, “Toasts to the Rented House in Polgeto”, “City Planning”
- Walter McDonald, “Open Country”
- D. Nurkse, “The Senior Year”, “Spring Breaking”
- Edward C. Lynsky, “Fencerows”
- Constance Pultz, “Root Woman”
- Norma M. Richardson, “Canning Time”
- Frances Neidhardt, “Late Afternoon Arrives Again”
- Lana Hurt, “Webbing”
- Rhonda Rieseberg, “Bradford Christmas, 1968”
- Susan C. Waters, “Continuum”, “Harmonics”
- Michael C. Smith, “It’s Not the Heat”
- Steve Roberts, “More Open”
16.2
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