Oct / Nov
"Due to retraction of tissue toward the intercapillary space the fold is thinning."
Frances Presley: Interview and Poem
[#] An Interview With Frances Presley
[#] Creswell Crags
Poems
Carol Watts
[#] from Dogtown
Josh Stanley
[#] "It is a persistent floatation on the glass, the conflict there"
"The exchange of temperature unfelt bent blades of grass"
jUStin!katKO
[#] from Please Eat Yourself
heidi arnold
[#] Red Checks
John Latta
[#] Landskip And Fit
Cuss
People'd
Lawrence Upton
[#] oscillation
Tim Allen
[#] from The Failure of Myth
Tom Lowenstein
[#] At Uqpik's Cabin
Jeff Harrison
[#] * Daphnis and Chloe, or, You and Yours *
* Those (orbs) who'd work in marble are a worrying class *
Peter Hughes: Berlioz
[#] Part One
Essay Review
Melissa Flores-Bórquez toils in the Sabine fields to bring back a report on 35 contemporary poets' Horace translations:
[#] Horace, The Odes (edited by J. D. McClatchy)
Book Reviews
[#] Bruce Andrews, Designated Heartbeat
[#] Jean 'Binta' Breeze, The Fifth Figure
[#] Ian Davidson, No Way Back
[#] Ken Edwards, eight + six
[#] Barbara Guest, Forces of Imagination & a reading of Guest's 'Bandusia'
[#] David Jaffin, Dream Flow
[#] Kenneth Koch, The Collected Fiction
[#] Alice Notley, From The Beginning
[#] Chaesam Pak, Enough to Say It's Far
[#] Francesco Petrarca, My Secret Book
[#] Jessica Smith, Organic Furniture Cellar
Plus A Short Essay
[#] Edmund Hardy: Rembrandt As Landscape Artist
