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POETRY Claire Bateman Chefs Stephen Dunn At the Dinner Party Mercy Kathy Fagan '69 Constant Craving Jack Myers Birth Day Party My Life Plans Lawrence Raab The History of Forgetting The Weedwacker Makes Me Yearn for the Scythe Little Bird Angie Estes So Near Yet so Far Here Lightning Has Been Stefi Weisburd Anderson Inside the Hurricane Degeneration Bruce Weigl Reunion The Last One Neil Shepard Travel: Choler Ryan Fox Charlie Chaplin Mary Di Lucia Fantaisie Basque Beauty Russe Michael Chitwood Watchman Tell Us Peter Mishler Letter to a Feverish Child Maya Jewell Zeller Facing Steve Orlen I Enter an Ancient City in a Dream The Purple Cloak Anne Shaw Damn the Manacle Rick Bursky Heroine in Repose Mitchell Metz I Want Kalypso Billy Collins The Reversal Bathtub Families Stephen Cramer Chicken Peter Stokes The Night I Proposed Haircut Talk Mark Kraushaar Third Street Muscles and Fitness

FICTION René Houtrides Failight Katherine Lien Chariott Tableaux Vivants Aaron Hellem Freesoil William Todd Seabrook The Effects of Laudanum NONFICTION Barbara Hurd Loneliness: Fourteen Variations Emily Douglas Bullies CONTEST WINNERS IN NONFICTION Kim Adrian Eight Photographs IN FICTION Andrew Brininstool The Way Lighthouses Work IN POETRY Kenneth Hart Uh-oh Time Having not Heard Back from You The Way Things Look FREDERICK BARTHELME FEATURE Frederick Barthelme Sun Deluxe Gary Percesepe Interview with Frederick Barthelme B. W. Jorgensen Rereading Frederick Barthelme's "Shopgirls" (Minimalism and Prosaics) POETS ON NOVELS David Gewanter on Waiting for the Barbarians    by J.M. Coetzee Robert Polito on American Genius: A Comedy    by Lynne Tillman Natasha Sajé on Mr. Mani   by A.B. Yehoshua Adrienne Su on Waiting   by Ha Jin Mark Cox on The Death of the Detective   by Mark Smith Rodney Jones on The Road    by Cormac McCarthy

...He learned to decode the vibrant colors and splash of shapes across the screen.  The relative speed of a step, denoting anger.  Fear in a dropping shift of balance.  Love in the tilt of a shoulder.

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