author's uncertainty about his point of view toward the material at hand. And that, of course, is the ... in Because I Was Flesh-and it is, even in outline, an eccentric one. In Bottom Dogs we learn that ... centers on the last days of Lizzie. Lorry has persuaded her to move in with him in New York, where she ...

Michigan, where he took his Ph.D. in J952. He has published several books and some fifty articles and ... Roosevelt" (1905), for instance, he boasted that though we had energy and awe-inspiring military strength, ... a new book has twice taken him to Cuba. A graduate 01 The Ohio State University, he studied also at the ...

consent was not required, though he might have been wise to seek it. A month later Roosevelt did ask Con­ ... favored a course that at any moment could precipitate full-scale hostil­ ities. This confusion persisted ... Congress could not be given the intercepts of secret Japanese dis­ patches which we were able to read after ...

be published by the University of Illinois Press in December 1993. Sterling Plumpp teaches in the ... teaches at Syracuse University. His most recent books are Traveling Company (Knopf) and Dead Reckoning ... "Mercy," was published by The Quarterly. She holds an MFA in fiction writing from the University of Iowa, ...

poems, The Laws of Ice, will be released by Atheneum in fall 1986. Mr. Price teaches at Duke University ... "Starting a Life" is taken, is being published in June 1986 by Atheneum. His second volume of ... Hill, North Carolina. "Elephant Bait" is his first published story. * * * Trevor ...