Focus: Experimental Writing — January/February 1998
nina2022-07-31T22:36:34+00:00Essays by Warren Motte, Doug Nufer, and Don Webb and review of books by Kenneth Goldsmith, Kristin Prevallet, and Peter Culley.
Focus: Children’s Literature — November/December 1997
nina2022-07-31T22:43:58+00:00Great works of children's literature have always been subversive, if not revolutionary.
Focus: Responses to the Norton Anthology of African American Literature — September/October 1997
nina2022-08-01T15:41:32+00:00Gerald Early, Erica Hunt, John O'Brien, Jerry W. Ward, Jr., and Nellie Y. McKay comment on the newly published Norton Anthology of African American Literature.
Focus: Science and Literature — September/October 1997
nina2022-08-01T15:59:01+00:00Essays by Teri Reynolds, N. Katherine Hayles, Franco Moretti, Ursula Heise, Cary Wolfe and Laura Frost with reviews of books by Thomas Pynchon and Jonathan Lethem.
Focus: Yes, Australia — May/June 1997
nina2022-08-01T16:08:59+00:00Myth, transformation, and pilgrimage are central to Australian poetry.
Focus: Down and In in London and Paris — March/April 1997
nina2022-08-01T16:38:13+00:00Essays on the literary scene in London and Paris by Preston Lancashire, Ronald Sukenick, Matthew Fuller, Howard Slater, Black Sifichi, Sikélianos, Jasmine, and Lisa B. Falour.
Focus: Urban Nature — December/January 1996-97
nina2022-08-01T20:01:51+00:00Essays and reviews by David Teague, Walter Isle, John Tallmadge, and Adam Sweeting on urban nature.
Focus: Avant-Pop II — October/November 1996
nina2022-08-01T23:53:18+00:00Technology catches up with the dream-narrative apparatus: identity as a mapping onto the ever-morphing web of narratological spaces.
Focus: Avant-Pop — August/September 1996
nina2022-08-10T18:51:30+00:00Avant-Pop offers an aesthetic sensibility combining Pop-Art's focus on mass culture with the avant-garde's spirit of transgression.
Focus: Gay/Lesbian/Bi Publishing — June/July 1996
nina2022-08-11T20:25:18+00:00Essays and reviews on contemporary gay poetry, lesbian fiction, and publishing LGBTQ writing.
Focus: Freudian Slippage — April/May 1996
nina2022-08-11T20:24:22+00:00Jonathan Cohen reviews The Memory Wars: Freud's Legacy in Dispute by Frederick Crews. Crews responds.
Focus: Postmodernist Black Poetry — February/March 1996
nina2022-08-11T20:30:27+00:00Essays and reviews examining the "unaccountable presence" of Black writers using innovative forms.
