ISSUES | summer 1991

14.1 (Summer 1991)

Featuring work by Alan Levin, Janey Kauffman, Susan M. Gaines, Phyllis Barber, Andrew Alt, G.W. Hawkes, Bruce Bond, Penelope Austin, Carol Murphy, Glenn Mott, James Tate, David Farrah, G.S. Sharat Chandra, Steven Schreiner, Janet Bowdan, Gary Young, and Ricardo Pau-Llosa. Also featuring essays by Valerie Hurley, Henry B. Hager, and Fannie E. Borden and an interview with Robb Foreman Dew.

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CONTENT FROM THIS ISSUE

Fiction

Jun 01 1991

The Gravediggers and the Elephant

Nonfiction

Jun 01 1991

Hiroshima Notes

Nonfiction

Jun 01 1991

Riders on the Earth

I was nurtured by a world unsure of itself. The neighbors constructed fallout shelters. In school there were air raid drills, and we were taught to crouch down in the hallways. What was about to come shrieking through the glass? Who would bomb our school? Would our arms over our heads preserve us?

Poetry

Jun 01 1991

Gallery of Rivers

Poetry

Jun 01 1991

Poetry Feature: Penelope Austin

Poetry Feature: James Tate

“A Bar in Aspen”
“Pimone, Stranded in the Countryside”
“Porch Theory”
“More About Peggy”
“From an Island”
“The Beach”
“Summer, Maine Coast”

Poetry

Jun 01 1991

The Swedish Embassy, Bangladesh

Fiction

Jun 01 1991

Explaining Death to the Dog

Fiction

Jun 01 1991

The Guy Downstairs Blows Sax

Poetry

Jun 01 1991

Birds

Interviews

Jun 01 1991

An Interview with Robb Forman Dew

Poetry

Jun 01 1991

Poetry Feature: Ricardo Pau-Llosa

“Indios con Levita”
“Paredon”
“Mulata”
“Boleros”
“The Cloud”