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Issue #28, Fall 2006

• Four New Poems by Christopher Barnes.
• Four New Poems by Tim Keane.
• Two New Poems by Michael Kinnaird.
• "The Revolt against the Wall", an essay by Ricardo Nirenberg.
• Two Poems and a story, "The Jerusalem Syndrome" by Elisha Porat.
• "James Bone", a story by Harvey Sutlive.
• "Are You My Mother", a poem by Weihua Zhang.

 

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Issue #27, July 2006

 

• "On a Photo by Patrick Nicholas", a new poem by Carlos Barbarito, translated from the Spanish by Ricardo Nirenberg.
• New Poems from the U.K. by Christopher Barnes.
• "Sitting on a Leaning Fence " and "The Hamster Wheel", poems by Janet Buck.
• Five Poems by Linda King.
• "Story without Pages" and "Fletcher's Hill", poems by Michael Kinnaird.
• "Velvet" and "Family Meeting", flash fiction by E.F. Kramer.
• Poems and Paintings by Nicholas Messenger.
• "Jorge Luis Borges and the European Visitors", by Ricardo Nirenberg.
• Poems by Davide Trame.
  

 

 

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Issue #26, March 2006

• Six Poems by Louis Armand.
• New Poems from the U.K. by Christopher Barnes.
• "Defiant Eye" and "Touching the Burn", poems by Janet Buck.
• "Postcards from Kittle", short fiction by Rick Henry.
• Three Prose Poems by Ken Jones.
• More "Rummy Park" Poems, by Rebecca Lu Kiernan.
• Two Poems & a Short Story by Michael Kinnaird.
• "This is the Dying Language of the Ös" and other poems by Amy Small McKinney.
• "Burn the Happy Rabbi", by Ricardo Nirenberg.
• Two Poems by Wyatt Moss-Wellington.
• "The Knobkerrie" and "Thaumaturgic Lego Set", poems by Jason Alan Wilkinson.
  
  
• Vienna 00, a new collection by Eugene Garber, reviewed by Ricardo Nirenberg.
  
  
• LETTERS: Eugene Garber and Miriam Melzar on Bonnefoy's Poetics.

 

 

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