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In
This Issue
Mary
Clearman Blew
William Jay Smith
Molly S. Hutton
Paul Zimmer
Sarah Aswell
Allison Smythe
Ian Ganassi
G. K. Wuori
Meg Donohue
Sarah Blackman
Elizabeth Oness
Kevin Clouther
Christine Rhein
William Hathaway
Mike Coughlin
Patricia Goedicke
Richard Lyons
Elton Glaser
Jean Nordaus
Honorée Fanonne Jeffers
David J. Rothman
Christopher Howell
Michael McFee
Alexandria Peary
Melissa A. Miller
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The Winter 2006 issue showcases paintings by Melissa A. Miller, essays
by Sarah Aswell and Paul Zimmer, fiction by G.
K. Wuori and Meg Donohue, and poems by Patricia Goedicke, Elton
Glaser, Jean Nordhaus, and Christopher Howell, as well as outstanding
work by several others.
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Contents
Volume 19, Number 4 / Winter 2006
ESSAYS AND ESSAY-REVIEWS
Mary Clearman
Blew, “Freaks,” 529
William Jay Smith,
“Lewis Carroll, the Poet,” 557
Molly S. Hutton,
“Snowed In: The Paintings of Melissa A. Miller,” 582
Paul Zimmer, “Rough
Flocks,” 593
Sarah Aswell,
“The Art of War,” 607
Allison Smythe,
“Double or Nothing,” 623
FICTION
G. K. Wuori, “Why
We Are in Iraq,” 509
Meg Donohue, “Women
of Impeccable Wit,” 547
Sarah Blackman,
“At 8:15 on Tuesday Morning,” 571
Elizabeth Oness,
“Underwater Adventure,” 597
Kevin Clouther,
“Isabelle and Colleen,” 635
POETRY
Christine Rhein,
“Another Good Kid Shot Dead in Detroit,” “Our
Twenty-First
Summer, Chimney Swifts,” and “Not Another,” 522
William Hathaway,
“Prosperity,” 544
Mike Coughlin,
“After Jack and Laura’s Wedding” and When You’re
Not
Here,” 555
Patricia Goedicke,
“Called,” 568
Richard Lyons,
“Talkin’ to Yourself Blues,” 570
Elton Glaser,
“The Contemplative Life,” 579
Jean Nordhaus,
“Girl Waiting” and “The Waning,” 580
Honorée
Fanonne Jeffers, “Red Clay Suite,” 596
David J. Rothman,
“We All Got Up to Dance,” 606
Christopher Howell,
“Cascade,” “Hammer,” “Long Arm of the Lake,”
and
“Rachel,” 615
Michael McFee,
“The Copperhead,” “Lot’s Wife,” and “Study
Hall,” 631
Alexandria Peary,
“Close, Shaped Briefly as Trees” and “Passes,” 654
GRAPHICS
Melissa A. Miller,
Paintings, 585
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