July 1998
Max Beckmann, "The Family," (Plate II of "Die Hölle"), 1919.- Ginger Andrews
- Peter Bethanis
- Randy Blasing
- David Bottoms
- Donald Caswell
From this Issue
Poem
I get into bed with it, and spring
the scarab legs of its locks. Inside,
the stacked, shy wealth of his print—
he could not write in script, so the pages
are sturdy with the beamwork of printedness,
WENT TO LOOK AT A CAR, DAD
IN...
the scarab legs of its locks. Inside,
the stacked, shy wealth of his print—
he could not write in script, so the pages
are sturdy with the beamwork of printedness,
WENT TO LOOK AT A CAR, DAD
IN...
Table of Contents
Poetry
- Sharon Olds
- Stephen Matanle
- Randy Blasing
- Donald Caswell
- Peter Bethanis
- Joe-Anne McLaughlin-Carruth
- Emily Grosholz
- Linda Pastan
- David Bottoms
- Dan Gerber
- A.E. Stallings
- Richard Foerster
- Kathrine Jason
- Michael Chitwood
- Ginger Andrews
- Gerald Stern
- Jeffrey Harrison
- Frank Huyler
- Isabel Nathaniel
- Robert King
Comment
- John Taylor
CONTRIBUTORS