Melvin Jules Bukiet‘s “Levitation” became a part of his first book (well, first finished, second published) Stories of an Imaginary Childhood. Besides that, he’s published five novels and two other collections. He’s also edited three anthologies. He lives in Manhattan and teaches at Sarah Lawrence College.
Fiction
Spring 1987
Sincerely, Yours
Isaac the Millionaire was in love. “I have met a lady,” he said, “of the first degree.” The chorus of afternoon prayer ground to a discontinuous mutter. There was turbulence, […]
Fiction
Winter 1985
Levitation
From the end of summer until the High Holidays, there was always a great sense of expectancy about Proszowice. Another season complete, harvest imminent, the prosperity of the farmers communicated […]
Weekend Reads
Levitation
From the Kenyon Review, New Series, Winter 1985, Vol. VII, No. 1 From the end of summer until the High Holidays, there was always a great sense of expectancy about […]