September/October 2002
[Volume 23, Issue 6]
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Table of Contents
Epi Poetry
Doug Nufer reviews I used to Be Ashamed of My Striped Face by Mike Topp
Introduction: Poetry on the Edge
John Olson
The Secret Lives of Vowels
Brian Carpenter reviews Eunoia by Christian B^k
The Selvage of Ghosts
John Olson reviews Darkling: A Poem by Anna Rabinowitz
Letters to the Editor: Rants and Raves
Laird Hunt
Why NO Y?
Aldon Lynn Nielsen reviews Sleeping with the Dictionary by Harryette Mullen
In the Democratic Age
Louis McKee reviews Whatever Shines: Prose Poems by Kathleen McGookey
Making It New
Harriet Zinnes reviews Seven Pages Missing, Colume One :
Selected Texts 1969-1999by Steve Mc Caffery
From the Outside In
Anna Mockler reviews The Bathhouse by Farnoosh Moshiri
Old Folks at Home
Sharon Olinka reviews That Kind of Sleep by Susan Atefat-Peckham
Poet of the World
Richard Tillinghast reviews Doctor Jazz by Hayden Carruth
Keeping On
Gary Lenhart reviews Just in Time: Poems 1984-1994 by Robert Creeley
Once and Again
Rochelle Ratner reviews The Painted Bed by Donald Hall
Iron Will
Benjamin Ivry reviews The Long Marriage by Maxine Kumin
Photography/Poetry/Jazz: Roy DeCarva
Barry Wallenstein reviews The Sound I Saw: Improvisation on a Jazz Theme by Roy DeCarva
Eye to Eye
Gordon Ball reviews The Importance of Being by Christopher Felver
Book Reviews: An Inordinate Fondness
David Cowart reviews The Deadwood Beetle by Mylene Dressler
Book Review: The Next Big Thing
Steve Tomasula
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