Volume 45, Issue 2
IT'S INTERESTING where a magazine can go.With Stephen O'Connor and Paul Marion, you can visit Lowell and the mys teries of its literary past. You can celebrate Thaipusam with Kerrie Mitchell. Where else can Lesley Lee Francis, granddaughter of MR contributor Robert Frost, meet up with Gerard Malanga? Or Jerome Richard's Leslie Feidler hang with Robert Erwin s Christopher Lasch?
There's trouble up ahead. Erika Mikkalo has brought some villain along. And here comes Annie Boutelle's Rilke, still in love with the darkness, poor old grouse. Kristin Bock admonishes us: "A great pain strafed through the city." Like Erika Williams' Gary, you might be "Done in by a Bad Leg." Or, with Hadara Bar-Nadav on "Valentine's Day," you will have to shave and pluck everything. "When you speak I salt your words," Fred Yannantuono confesses. In a tale of art and falsity, Malena Watrous warns: "This Might Be Real."
We welcome Deborah Gorlin to the poetry float, as this road show rolls along.
David Lenson
for the editors
Entries
fiction
This is How it Starts
By Shannon Cain
poetry
Musings
By Gerard Malanga
fiction
The Hipster's Hopper
By Stephen O'Connor
poetry
'Alentour': One of the Lost "Little Magazines" (1935-1943)
By Paul Marion
poetry
the corgis of queen elizabeth
By Diane Wald
poetry
Robert Frost and the Child: 'Mother Goose' and "The Imagination Thing"
By Lesley Lee Francis
poetry
Missing, Believed Wiped
By Gregory Blake Smith
poetry
Windscape
By Kristin Bock
poetry
Valentine's Day
By Hadara Bar-Nadav
poetry
The Critic of Progress
By Robert Erwin
poetry
Leslie Fiedler -- An Appreciation
By Jerome Richard
poetry
The Rage of Caesars by Arthur Rimbaud
By Arthur Rimbaud
art
From A Childhood; I Love You Darkness
By Rilke Rainer Maria
poetry
Boom-Boom Whoop
By David Rutschman
nonfiction
Ghetto Proclivities
By A. Sandosharaj
fiction
Refusal
By Catherine Barnett
nonfiction
A State of Grace
By Kerrie Mitchell
fiction
Done in by a Bad Leg
By Erika Williams
poetry
Cameta
By Jan Conn
fiction
Nat
By Darryl Phelps
poetry
Last Rites
By Linda McCullough Moore
fiction
Taking the Chinese Ferry
By K.E. Duffin
poetry
Salt
By Fred Yannantuono
nonfiction
This Might be Real
By Malena Watrous
poetry
Some Villain
By Erika Mikkalo
poetry
Living Together, a Letter
By Eula Biss
nonfiction
Old Neck
By Anne Harris
translation
The Rage of Caesars
By Laure-Anne Bosselaar
translation
The Rage of Caesars
By Kurt Brown
Table of Contents
This is How it Starts, Fiction by Shannon Cain
Musings, Poetry by Gerard Malanga
The Hipster's Hopper, Fiction by Stephen O'Connor
'Alentour': One of the Lost "Little Magazines" (1935-1943),
Non-Fiction by Paul Marion
the corgis of queen elizabeth, Poetry by Diane Wald
Winner of 2005 Anne Halley Poetry Prize
Robert Frost and the Child: 'Mother Goose' and
"The Imagination Thing", Non-Fiction by Lesley Lee Francis
Missing, Believed Wiped,
Fiction by Gregory Blake Smith
Windscape, Poetry by Kristin Bock
Valentine's Day, Poetry by Hadara Bar-Nadav
The Critic of Progress, Non-Fiction by Robert Erwin
Leslie Fiedler: An Appreciation,
Non-Fiction by Jerome Richard
The Rage of Caesars by Arthur Rimbaud,
Poetry by Arthure Rimbaud,
Translated by Laure-Anne Bosselaar and Kurt Brown
From A Childhood; I Love You Darkness,
Poetry by Rainer Maria Rilke, Translated by Annie Boutelle
Boom-Boom Whoop, Fiction by David Rutschman
Ghetto Proclivities, Non-Fiction by A. Sandosharaj
Refusal, Poetry by Catherine Barnett
A State of Grace, Fiction by Kerrie Mitchell
Done in by a Bad Leg, Fiction by Erika Williams
Cameta, Poetry by Jan Conn
Nat, Poetry by Darryl Phelps
Last Rites, Fiction by Linda McCullough Moore
Taking the Chinese Ferry, Poetry by K.E. Duffin
Salt, Poetry by Fred Yannantuono
This Might be Real, Fiction by Malena Watrous
Some Villain, Poetry by Erika Mikkalo
Living Together, a Letter, Fiction by Eula Biss
Old Neck, Cover Art by Anne Harris