Vol. 4, No. 1
January/February, 2000
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s p o t l i g h t o n . . .
Jennifer Finstrom: Striking poetry from midwestern writer. |
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e d i t o r i a l s
Tom Dooley shaves his head for philosophical reasons. |
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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 reflects on a century of music. |
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f i c t i o n
Suzanne Thomson returns with beautiful and controversial writing. Also, "almost nonfiction" by Ezra Olman and two eclectic tales from Michael Katz and Francis Till. |
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p o e t r y
Less is more. A pared down selection of poetry, including two great poems from Frank Van Zant and work by Mitchell Metz, Jessy Randall and Annette Marie Hyder. |
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m i s c e l l a n y
Coultas W. Kemp reveals his connection to a presidential candidate. Dennis Kaplan indulges his obsession with gravity. |
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r e v i e w s
New book reviews from Ann Skea. |
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