Table of Contents: Issue Thirteen (Fall 2001)
Poetry
Becky Cooper
How the Body
Learns to Float
The Science
of Naming, an Apology
The Stairway
to the Stairs
Edward Bartók-Baratta
Shoes I Haven’t
Worn
July Has the
Most Murders
Myronn Hardy
Madagascar
Notebook #2
Linda Bierds
Organmeister:
Hasse after Marienkirche
The Last Castrato
Alexander Long
Noise
Mihai Ursachi
Sensorium
Mysticum
Robert Grunst
Dottie Bowling
Joseph Campana
12:00am
4:32pm
Lisa Yanover
Guide for
the Perplexed
Sarah Messer
Look,
Starting with
that Time
Sandra Miller
Katya Kapovich,
Poetesse
Christopher Janke
Nocturne
Karen Kevorkian
The Body
Peter Markus
Our Father’s Shed, Where Our Father
Keeps His Tools, the Rusty Buckets & Muddy Shovels, The Nuts &
Bolts & Nails & Screws, Bottles Half Filled With Whiskey
Our Father Who Walks On Water Comes
Home With Two Buckets Of Fish
Laura E. Howard
Full Measure
Rest, A Fugue
Tiny Glasses
Full of Gin
Vandana Khanna
Hence, Monsoon
On the Edge
of Delhi
Bob Hicok
Memento
My affair
with a hat
Skin
Morning, three
years into the job
Nonfiction
Becky Bradway
Confirmation
Fiction
Patricia Cumbie
Where People
Like Us Live
Courtney Angela Brkic
Remains
Liz Beasley
Curve Ball
Sari Wilson
Daily Commerce
C. Abe Gaustad
Depth of Mirrors
Symposium on Poem vs. Song
Campbell McGrath
Grievous Angel
Mary Ruefle
I have a friend…
Mark Halliday
Me and Bruce
David Wojahn
Death Watch
Music
Martin Walls
“If I ventured
in the slipstream…”
Betsy Sholl
Splish-Splash
Bill Olsen
Flying Shoes
Gerard Morrison
Adios: An
Interview with Townes Van Zandt
Seventeen
(Fall 2003)
Sixteen (Spring 2003)
Fifteen (Fall 2002) Fourteen
(Spring 2002)
Twelve
(Spring 2001)
Eleven
(Fall 2000) Ten
(Spring 2000)
Nine (Fall 1999) Eight (Spring 1999)
Seven, (Fall 1998) Six, (Spring 1998)
Five (Fall 1997) Four (Winter/Spring 1997)
Three (Summer/Fall 1996) Two (Winter 1996)