Featuring poetry and prose by Jorge Luis Borges, W.M. Ransom, Tobias Wolff, M.R. Doty, and more, and art from Lynn C. Jacox.
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Poetry |
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| Lee Basset | Field |
| Factory | |
| Fishing | |
| Farm | |
| Jorge Luis Borges | Ode Written In 1966 |
| The Unending Gift | |
| New England, 1967 | |
| Anne Cherner | Gold Mining in Australia 1895 |
| His Story | |
| M.R. Doty | In Clinton, Iowa |
| River | |
| Sam Hamill | Gnostology |
| Kenneth O. Hanson | Autumn Flowers |
| In Exile | |
| Bangkok | |
| Walking Through Kyoto | |
| Robert Hedin | The Bombing of Dresden |
| Art Homer | Following Morning from the Waterfront West |
| Marc Hudson | Dewato |
| Sara Kirsch | Before The Sun Rises |
| Day In Moscow | |
| Georgia, Photographs | |
| from IKE: a matter of geology | |
| Michael Knoll | The Last Supper |
| The Interrogations | |
| To My Sister, From The 27th Floor | |
| W.M. Ransom | Under the Clouded Moon |
| Dreaming Us Lost in the Mountains | |
| For My Daughter Who Wants to be an Astronaut | |
| Trillium | |
| Tom Rea | La Bouillotte |
| The Admiral’s Women | |
| Young Women Picking Fruit | |
| Luis Rosales | That Which You Call “Love Me” |
Fiction |
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| Michael Knoll | Ménage |
| Tobias Wolff | Poaching |
Nonfiction |
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| Sam Hamill | Clone Poetry (essay) |
| James J. McAuley | Three Chapbooks (review) |
Art |
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| Lynn C. Jacox | Gallery (photographs) |
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