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We have even included some excerpts for you to check out. As you read through the Table of Contents, click on the gold links to catch a glimpse of what this issue holds for you. FICTION
Jennifer Egan YOU (PLURAL)We stood naked once, side by side, trying to see if being born the same day had left a clue on us. Michael F. Lowenthal OVER BOYAnd he thought that perhaps that's what Ecstasy truly was, the absence of doubt. Elizabeth Tallent GIVEAs a child, Honey was beaten, I know, so it's not innocent, this lesson. Elizabeth Benedict A HIGH NOTEAn excerpt from her upcoming novel Always. Jim Lewis HANG THE MOONWhat about it, baby? I said. Want to ride the Tunnel of Love with me? Paul West GRAVYHis entire being was a pirouette around some darkness of his own devising. Josip Novakovich RIBSShe had not been with a man in years, and there was something disarmingly erotic in the uncertainty, and in the threat that this man posed. Jerry Stahl SEX CHANGEAn excerpt from his upcoming novel Plainclothes Naked. Jack Livings SATAN ARRIVES FOR THE DEATH OF CLYDE DODSONCylde's terror was so great that it took control of his body, evicted him from his own skin. NEW VOICES
Poetry: Lynn ChandhokMARKETPLACEFiction: Charlie Geer REPRISEAll the promises of the past may have lured us here, but she's not the one we wanted to undress. POETRY
Billy CollinsYELLOW BERRIESRAINDonald Hall THE TOUCHINGPOND AFTERNOONSAgha Shahid Ali I DREAM I AM AT THE GHAT OF THE ONLY WORLDMolly Bendall STORM SLIDESCASCADETimothy Liu DOG DAYSASSIGNATIONAndrew Krivak THE GOODINTERVIEW
Barney RossetThe founder of Grove Press and the EVERGREEN REVIEW talks to TIN HOUSE publisher Win McCormack about professional and personal relationships with Henry James, D. H. Lawrence, Henry Miller, the Beats, Robbe-Grillet, and Kenzaburo Oe. PILGRIMAGE
Anderson TepperLOOKING FOR LORCA: FEDERICO GARCIA LORCA IN HARLEMRetracing the steps of the Andulusian poet who loved Harlem when it was all the rage. FEATURES
Sallie TisdaleVIOLATIONThe writer on trust, betrayal, and airing a family's dirty laundry. Lisa Zeidner NO MO PO-MOA free association on the pathetic state of what passes for Post Modernism today. LOST & FOUND
Susha GuppyOn Jean Rhys. Kristin Ohlson On Sylvia Townsend Warner's LOLLY WILLOWES. David Ryan On Alexander Kluge's THE BATTLE. Dani Shapiro On Hobhouse's THE FURIES. Peter Behrens On Patricia Highsmith's THE PRICE OF SALT. EPISTLE
Horace"To Maecenas", a new translation by David FerryThe poet addresses his lifelong friend and benefactor. A READABLE FEAST
Anne Chotzinoff Grossman and Lisa GrossmanCHICKEN MARENGOThe Legend of Napoleon's Lucky Battlefield Meal. THE LAST WORD
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