Fiction
Autumn 1989
Conveniences
I poured a Schweppes into a Styrofoam cup and broke a plastic envelope of concentrate over it. There was plenty of quinine water, but Vernell hadn’t reordered the Bitter Lemon. […]
Book Reviews
Spring 1989
Indelible Otherness
The Eight Corners of the World By Gordon Weaver. Chelsea, Vt.: Chelsea Green Publishing Company, 1988. 448 pages. $19.95. Cain was the first. Slaves, convicts, Jews in concentration camps, fugitives, […]
Fiction
Summer 1986
The Room in the Driskill
18 January 1986 MY DEAR ATHERTON: You will recall that during the period of all those one-year appointments my books were stored. I’m sure I wrote about the pleasure of […]
Fiction
Spring 1985
Squares of Opposition, Signs of Disorder
for inwites agenbite, hlaford, swæf ic þæt ic neom ac dead1 Julio Ortega is dead. He died last week; that is, he killed himself, an unwarranted act that bereaves us—family, […]