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Volume I, Number 3–– 0-9549068-2-9

A POSTCARD FROM THE VOLCANO
Diogo Farcia
SHELLSHOCK
Susanna Gendall
WHAT WOULD YOU PICTURE FOR DECAY?
James Reidel
A PORTFOLIO OF PHOTGRAPHS: Attributed, Performed, Collected
Weldon Kees
MR WHISTLER'S "TEN O'CLOCK"
James McNeill Whistler
WHISTLER'S TEN O'CLOCK LECTURE
Patricia de Montfort
THE MAN WHOSE HEAD EXPANDED
David Gaffney
COMMENT
The Editors
LETTERS TO THE EDITORS
Our Reader

 

Volume I, Number 2 –– 0-9549068-1-0

COMMENT
The Editors
FOUR MORE STORIES:
Nizaket Ali
– A Portrait of Madame X, Poly, Advent, Castor
SOME AMERICAN POETS selected and introduced by Chris Sharp
Adam Degraff, Ariana Reines, William Edmiston
THREE POEMS
Chris Sharp
OLD SLOOP
Stephen Tyson
IN CRITIQUE OF 'THE TIGER' BY WILLIAM BLAKE
Bradley Earle Hoge
SAWN OFF TALES
David Gaffney
NOTES ON INVISIBLE ART
Aaron Robertson
STUDIO
Jane Burke
ALL THE USELESS THINGS THESE HANDS HAVE DONE
Smith
THREE POEMS
Davide Trame
TWO MEN
Amanda Harter
OTHER LIVES
Stephen Tyson
LETTERS
Various

Volume I, Number 1–– 0-9549068-0-2

FOUR STORIES
Nizaket Ali
WEST 2º NORTH 49º
Jane Burke
THREE EPISODES FROM LOCOMOTION
Lynn Kramer
TRANSLATION BY THE AUTHOR
Smith
FOUR POEMS
Chris Sharp
 
THE BRAN OR THE BRAN-TUB
Maxim Barrault
THE WALLS OF PERCEPTION
Howard Lewis
THE NOVELIST'S QUEST FOR MEANING
T.M. Mulholland
THE ILLUSION OF NEUTRALITY
Aaron Robertson
COMMENT
The Editors

 

 

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