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Page 70 from Issue 79

much time with them. Months later, when we were moved and I bemoaned losing touch, he admitted it had ... made him uncomfortable to think of me alone with them, and he asked if we talked about sex. ... subject of my graduate school resurfaced, there was a good one within spitting distance, but there was ...
Interview

Eugene Cross: Shelf Lives

Ross Ritchell
way memoirs were to be written. He was one of those writers that I wanted to meet and never met. It ... was about seven years; it was a lot of time and a lot of revision and a lot of rewrites—shuffling the ... We talked about his favorite music (a little Lou Reed and a lot of Bob Dylan), what he likes about ...
Fiction

Excerpts from Euphoria

Lily King
a terrible fear that we’d never play like that again, that it would never be the same. I don’t remember if my ... before. What was it B said? Something about how all we’re watching is natives toadying to the white man. ... whatever way they need to be. And maybe I will never find it all in one culture, but maybe I can find parts ...
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Page 64 from Issue 130

"The Tennessee Waltz." It had been on the radio when Linda was a baby. Katherine would listen ... The "X" was on a double-letter square. Lester was ahead, 136 to 80, but Linda was ... It's not really fair to use all your letters on your first tum." Her thick hair was cut short, ...
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Page 15 from Issue 104

I remembered myself; who I was, who I wanted to be. Victor had a way of reminding you. We talked until it got ... is with a new baby. Those were the days! Therese feeds us and goes to bed-she was up all the night ... Victor Lazarus. People were already talk­ ing about him. His future. No, it's really too bad. ...
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Page 80 from Issue 60

Chicago
the poet wanted her to be and wondered why there was any opposition to such a person, former wife of ... The poet horrified one of the liberal Board members by stating that he was going to vote for Ike, Ike ... quarters for the publication, as the old building was being torn down to make way for a parking lot. 80 ...
Nonfiction

The Baby and the Alligator

Jill Christman
moment when the alligator rose up and bit down, but I can’t stop my mind from going there. I know it was ... The Baby and the Alligator We learn about the horror too early in the morning these days. Standing ... this, but throughout the days and weeks that follow, until people stop talking about the baby and the ...
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Page 161 from Issue 48

standing there angry and knowing this was a thing he was never going to do. Then she came up to him, ... that it would be to everybody's benefit. You think about it. Just a moment here, you think it ... were still coming and going. "We got the thing set up and waiting in there, if you ...
Nonfiction

A Disorder of Written Expression

Leigh Camacho Rourks
babies. It was soon apparent that no one had told this plan to the teacher whose class I joined. She had ... a “SpEd” was no fun at all, I envied him. It was definitely better than being the only ten-year-old forced ... are 2,000 between here and Louisiana,” I said. “We go there every year for Christmas.” Then I held my ...
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Page 154 from Issue 103

Fall 1998
keep her mind on picking how she was supposed to not lose a baby or kill it, one, I just don't ... telling who I am but it never stops her talking like I'm Emma, she always thinks I'm ... know, but I do know I would never just pass Owen to a retard and go, but Mag got all crazy about my Gran ...

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