ESSAYS
Harry Crews
Catherine Reid
Martha G. Wiseman

FICTION
Harry Crews
Ann Pancake
Marguerite W. Sullivan

ART
Eugenie Torgerson

POETRY
James Applewhite
Coleman Barks
Kim Bridgford
Carol Edelstein
Carol Frost
Gary Gildner
Elton Glaser
Albert Goldbarth
William Johnson
Lance Larsen
Sharon Olds
Christine Robbins

More Harry Crews

 from  Leaving Home from Home

“The house in which Mama was dying was layered with the smell of food: the quick touch of coconut cream pie, the fleshy fruit of ambrosia, the heavy, rich, overcooked odor of standing rib roast, and the thick sweet taste of honey-cured hams. . . . ”

 from “A Writer’s Face”:
 The Letters of Harry Crews 

“I am a conscious writer. That is to say I think fiction is written with the heart and the head.”