Fall 2008

Poetry

• Maggie Anderson

  Beautiful War

• Paula Bohince

  Catskill Mountain House (1824-1962)

• Dana Levin

  Zozo-ji

• Mary Szybist

  Yet Not Consumed

Essay

• Fady Joudah

  On a Day Like Today, In Jerusalem, Don’t Write History As Poetry, In Memory of Mahmoud Darwish, The Tea and Sage Poem,

• Rebecca McClanahan

  Our Town, His: Paul Newman’s Curtain Call

• Vivian Wagner

  A Brief History of Hungarian Food

Fiction

• Alexei Bayer

  Farewell

• Anney Ryan

  Doppelgangers

Review

• Erika Dreifus on Margot Singer

  Review of Margot Singer’s The Pale of Settlement

• James Guida on James Wood

  How Criticism Serves: Review of James Wood’s How Fiction Works

• Meghan O’Rourke on Louise Glück

  On Louise Glück and the Yale Series of Younger Poets

• Zach Savich on Mark Yakich

  “Before This No Longer Feels Like a Crime:” Mark Yakich’s The Importance of Peeling Potatoes in Ukraine

• Daniel Torday on James Wood

  James Wood and the Pitfalls of Writing on Writing: Review of James Wood’s How Fiction Works

Interview

• G. C. Waldrep with Dana Levin

  A Conversation with Dana Levin