SUMMER 2011
SPECIAL FEATURE
Stephen Dunn: Many a Beautiful Strangeness
Stephen Dunn A Great Celebration; The Puritan and the World;
Landscape with Friends; Quieter; and Before We Leave (poems)
Laura McCullough Relentlessly Interesting: An Interview with Stephen Dunn
Stephen Dunn Brief Answers to Unspoken Questions: An Intraview
Laura McCullough Between Worlds, Refuge: Stephen Dunn and the
Creative Writing Workshop
Kathleen Graber In-Dwelling Stephen Dunn in Deadwood
George Looney
Stephen Dunn: The Desire to Keep Saying Yes
ESSAY
Jed Rasula Wagnerism: A Telephone from the Beyond
FICTION
Karen Laws Paolo’s Turn
Jacob Sullins 12 Rounds
POETRY
Alice Friman Red Camellia; How It Is; and The Birthmark
Lola Haskins This Is How We Go Forward
Robert Cording Elegy for an Idea
Sarah Gordon Acta Sanctorum
Dave Smith Acetylene
Sydney Lea June, with Birds
Billy Collins Drinking Alone
ART
The Date Farmers Hecho en Indio
REVIEWS
Judith Kitchen Walking the Line (on James Richardson's By the Numbers; Robert
Wrigley's Beautiful Country; Elizabeth Bradfield's Approaching Ice;
and Robert Cording's Walking with Ruskin)
Greg Johnson Barding Around (on Robert Frost Speaking on Campus: Excerpts
from His Talks, 1949–1962, edited by Edward Connery Lathem; Maxine Kumin's
The Roots of Things: Essays; Mark
Doty's The Art of Description: World
into Word; Ellen Bryant Voigt's The
Art of Syntax: Rhythm of Thought,
Rhythm of Song; Dean Young's The
Art
of Recklessness: Poetry as
Assertive Force and Contradiction; Kelly Cherry's
Girl in a Library:
On Women Writers and the Writing Life; and Fanny Howe's The Winter
Sun: Notes on a Vocation)
