Spring 2013
Table of Contents
Special Feature
“I Seem to Write You Everything”: Selected Letters to Stanley W. Lindberg, 1982–89 (Introduction by Douglas Carlson; Commentary by Stephen Corey)
Some Stranger’s Bed
The Woman Who Almost Bolted: An Interview with Mary Hood
Essays
Fiction
Half Lives
Surrender
Poetry
Aunt Nellie’s Walk & The Brain
In 1966 Debbie Fuller Was Sweet on Pluto & At the Convention of State Librarians, I Should Have Been Preaching to the Choir
Portrait with Purple Shroud & Blue
The Song of the Unnameable Thing; Oh; An Explanation of the Mechanics of Her Marvelous Invention; My Personal Mythology; & 1,000 (Exactly)
Two Uncertainties
Reviews
Canonicity and the New (on Lisa Lewis’ Burned House with Swimming Pool; David Wojahn’s World Tree; Susan Wood’s The Book of Ten; and Yusef Komunyakaa’s The Chameleon Couch)
on Agee at 100: Centennial Essays on the Works of James Agee edited by Michael A. Lofaro
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