Fall 1993
Table of Contents
Essays
A Thousand Buddhas
Alone, with Friends: From a Journal toward Springtime
American Theater Watch, 1992–1993
Forest of voices
Fiction
Nash
The Extent of Fatherhood
Poetry
Counting Potatoes
Fishing, Winter 1989
Goodbye on the Wind
Interstate
It Begins with a Presentiment
Making Hot Oil
Mein Kampf
Mornings Like This
Nights Without Rockets
Shiva’s Prowess & Banded Krait
Slow Storm
Study
Style
The Book of the Dead Man (#23)
The Stones of Callanish & Norwegians at the Shetland Hotel
Three Epigrams
We
You Can’t Drive the Same Truck Twice
Reviews
Life, Death, and American Afterlife (on Images of Afterlife: Beliefs from Antiquity to Modern Times by Geddes MacGregor; Confrontations with the Reaper: A Philosophical Study of the Nature and Value of Death by Fred Feldman; & When Time Shall Be No More: Prophecy Belief in Modern American Culture by Paul Boyer)
on A Space Filled with Moving by Maggie Anderson
on Beyond PC: Toward a Politics of Understanding by Patricia Aufderheide
on Forests: The Shadow of Civilization by Robert Pogue Harrison
on Stepping Westward: The Long Search for Home in the Pacific Northwest by Sallie Tisdale
on The Laughing Place by Pam Durban
Scheming on Dickey (on The Whole Motion: Collected Poems, 1945-1992 by James Dickey)
Skating on Paper (on A Dream of Mind by C. K. Williams; Travels by W. S. Merwin; To Put the Mouth To by Judith Hall; Fanatic Heart by Deborah Pope; Shoetown by Gerald McCarthy; & Short Talks by Anne Carson)
Interview
Narrative Hunger and Silent Witness: An Interview with Reynolds Price
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