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“In modern Christian symbolism a sweeter image of Jesus with the sheep in his arms has evolved, but I like the old image of Christ as the warring dragon”: An interview with John Gardner.
Peter Handke's Fantasies and Prejudices.
Stories by Andre Dubus and Mary Morris. Poems by Seamus Heaney and Octavio Paz.
Andre Dubus, Waiting
Scott Paul Elledge, Mary Kingsley's Importation of Duke Ellington to America
Barbara Milton, A Small Cartoon
Mary Morris, Holland
John Gardner, The Art of Fiction No. 73 Full Text
Irwin Shaw, The Art of Fiction No. 4 (Continued) Full Text
George Bradley, In Bed with a River
Jorie Graham, Mirrors
Allen Grossman, Five Poems
Thom Gunn, Sweet Things
Seamus Heaney, Two Poems
Lewis Hyde, Street Money
David St. John, Lunch
Margaret Kent, Where It Came From
Miriam Levine, For a Poem
Herbert Morris, These Are Lives
Alan Nadel, Two Poems
Joyce Carol Oates, Three Poems
Octavio Paz, In the Middle of This Page
John Peck, Two Poems
John Peech, The Hardness of the Wind
Joyce Peseroff, April to May
Jayne Anne Philips, Two Poems
John Ramington, Theological Reflections at Roger's Tavern
Liam Rector, Two Poems
Florence Rubenfeld, Three Poems
Sherod Santos, Difficult Place
Richard Tillinghast, Sovereigns
Alain Arias-Misson, Word and Image
Peter Handke, from Fantasies and Prejudices
James Salter, D'Annunzio: The Immortal Who Died
Chuck Close, Phil/Six Images 1969-78, Self-Portrait
Stephanie Brody Lederman, Heroic Couplet (The Hustle)
Allen Ruppersberg, Burning Issues