The world is a tragedy to those who feel, but a comedy to those who think.
Horace Walpole
Winter 2007
Table of Contents - Vol. III, No. 4
Poetry Essays Fiction Book Reviews
Gary Blankenship
Walking with Gandhiji VII: On the Rubber Chicken Circuit Seated below the Salt
Jim Corner
Sacaton
William Doreski
A Trip to the Postcard Shop
Everyone Needs Both a God and a Goddess
Spirit Box
Michaela A. Gabriel
bios
The Longing of the Long-Distance Lover
Lily
bride, unveiled
Clarinda Harriss
McCrory’s Big Blue Sign
Big Easy Trick (September, 2005)
Cells
Blue Pool
Deborah P Kolodji
"alone now"
Off the Map
Excavation in L.A.
Tammy Ho Lai-ming
Dinner Table
Before My Departure
David W. Landrum
Saint Augustine’s Lover Remembers
Danilo Lopez
rubrics
Steve Meador
The Eye
Corey Mesler
In Basketball as in Life it is Important to Keep the Birds from Waking
Eggleston in Scotland
Surprise Lily
Mary E. Moore
Widow
Celebrating a Life
Shawn Nacona Stroud
Kill Devil Hill, NC
Walpurgisnacht
S. Thomas Summers
The End
Thane Zander
Marzipan
The Last Train to Babylon
Dave Eberhardt and Dan Cuddy
Notes on the Baltimore Poetry Scene: A Short Collaborative Tour, 1964–2007
William Reese Hamilton
The Best People in Town
Fred Longworth
Making It Plane
Randy Rohn
The Man Who Fell in Love with the Stump of a Tree
Deborah C. Strozier
Boxes
Howard Waldman
At the Veterinarian’s
Plant No Trees in the Garden
Dan Cuddy
Review of The Woman from Away by Barbara M. Simon
Jim Doss
Review of Logorrhea by Adrian C. Louis
Review of Sixty-Cent Coffee and a Quarter to Dance by Judy Jordan
Christopher T. George
Review of Selected Poems and This Great Unknowing: Last Poems by Denise Levertov
Review of Fire Baton by Elizabeth Hadaway
Review of Rather, It Should Shine by S. Thomas Summers
Review of Dirty Blue Voice by Clarinda Harriss
Review of Manorborn, edited by Silvia Grasham, Jean E. Keenan, and Alan C. Reese