Back Issue
Volume 13,
Number 3
August/September 1991
PICKETING THE ZEITGEIST
GATHERING OF RINGERS by Richer Kostelanetz
ART
BREAKING SILENCE: Leslie Loomis Vansen reviews Meret Oppenheim by Bice Curiger
FOCUS: FUSION TEXTS
GURU OF THE INTERVIEW: Lance Olsen reviews Across the Wounded Galaxies: Interviews with Contemporary American Science Fiction Writers, conducted and edited by Larry McCaffery
THRASH AND HACK: Scott Bukatman reviews Slam by Lewis Shiner
LIKE HOLY FIRE: Mark Jay Mirsky reviews The Book of Shares by Edmond Jabès
GHOST NOTEBOOK: J.P. White reviews My Secret Boat by Michael Burkard
INFRANGIBLE LOATHINGS: Dawn Kolokithas reviews The Inveterate Life by Jessica Grim, Turn Left in Order to Go Right by Norman Fischer, and art facts: a book of contexts by bpNichol
SPLIT SCREEN: Joseph Ferguson reviews Public Eye: An Investigation into the Disappearance of the World by Brian Fawcett
DOWNTOWN VOICES: Regina Weinreich reviews Walking through Clear Water in a Pool Painted Black by Cookie Mueller and If You're a Girl by Ann Rower
FEATURE: DAVID LEHMAN
SPEAKING OF THE WOE: David Simpson reviews Signs of the Times by David Lehman
NO POINT OF ENTRY: Sarah Blalce reviews Operation Memory by David Lehman
FEATURE: SIMPLY FABULOUS
SALMAN SAYS: David L. Ulin reviews Haroun and the Sea of Stories by Salman Rushdie
A FEMINIST THURBER: Julia Stein reviews Carmen Dog and Verging on the Pertinent by Carol Emshwiller
FEATURE: TWO NATIVE AMERICAN VOICES
WORKING AGAINST STEREOTYPE: John Casey reviews Mean Spirit by Linda Hogan
UNSETTLING FICTIONS: Rikki Ducornet reviews Trigger Dance by Diane Glancy
BOOK REVIEWS
NEWTS AND MUSKRATS: Reg Saner reviews Nature Writing and America by Peter A. Fritzell
LITERARY SYNCOPATION: Alan Davis reviews Jacob's Son by Will Barrett and The Best of the West 2 and The Best of the West 3, edited by James Thomas and Denise Thomas
IDEAS REDUCED TO TONES: Kenneth Warren reviews Seeing America First by Nathaniel Tarn and Outlying Districts by Anselm Hollo
MIDLIFE BOOKS: Bill Tremblay reviews Making Our Own Rules: New and Selected Poems by Michael Hogan and Who Will Know Us? New Poems by Gary Soto
HUMAN ACCOMMODATIONS: Paul Oppenheimer reviews The Past, the Future, the Present: Poems Selected and New by Reed Whittemore
OUR OWN BUTCHERS: Fred Moramarco reviews Beautiful Mutants by Deborah Levy and Animal lnstincts by Carla Harryman
ADOLESCENT MYSTICISM: William Mooney reviews Cannibal Kiss by Daniel Odier
LOOSE BAGGY MONSTER: Susan M. Schultz reviews Conversant Essays: Contemporary Poets on Poetry, edited by James McCorkle
THE POET INSCRIBES HIMSELF: Burt Kimmelman reviews Objects of Thought: Attempts at Speech by Leonard Schwartz
CHANCE AS A NARRATIVE FORCE: Ben Stoltzfus reviews Corridor by Michael Krekorian
TORNADO BREEZE: Sarah Gorham reviews Awake by Dorianne Laux and The Same Water by Joan Murray
NEW YORK STEW: Don Skiles reviews Panic Blood by Catherine Texier
MADMAN OR BEMUSED FATHER: Gardner McFall reviews Field Trips on the Rapid Transit by Jack Anderson and The Big Something by Ron Padgett
<< Back to Volumes
