Vol. 3, No. 3
Sept/Oct, 1999
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s p o t l i g h t o n . . .
Silvia Antonia Brandon Pérez: Beautiful, dignified verses from Cuban-born lawyer, dancer, and poet |
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e d i t o r i a l s
Tom Dooley returns from vacation and goes looking for space. |
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f r o m t h e i n s i d e
Prison essayist Anthony Lee Brown is still being silenced by the Alaska Criminal Justice System. We hope he will return. |
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t h e s a l o n
Featured essayists Stanley Jenkins and Paul Sampson |
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m a k i n g t i m e
Music columnist Don Mager praises Elliot Carter |
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f i c t i o n
A story from sixteen-year-old Daniel Velton, plus work by Alan Kaufman, Marcy Dermansky, Martha Nemes Fried, Oren Shafir, Dennis Must, and A.Y. Tanaka |
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p o e t r y
Five poems by Teresa White, plus Christy Franke, Taylor Graham, Alvis Minor, Annette Marie Hyder, and Robert James Berry. |
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n o n f i c t i o n
Barbara Lefcowitz finds a new use for an old sheet, while Anonymous takes a road trip through America's heartland. |
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m i s c e l l a n y
Paula Henderson illustrates good parenting, Paul Dubnor explores one realm of sexual deviancy, and Ron Callari puts current events in perspective. |
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h u m o r & s a t i r e
Matt Sharkey reaches out to his favorite celebrities, and Craig Butler sheds light on the world of Cabaret. |
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r e v i e w s
Eight new book reviews from Ann Skea, plus Tom Dooley reviews Willis Alan Ramsey, Johnny Dowd and Grumpuss. |
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