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"Rain"
© 2000 - Richard deGaris Doble
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Zine Reviews
by Tom Hartman
Do you demand the most from your literary zines? So do we - which
is why this month we're telling you what we think of Acme
Poets and Plumbing Supply Company, Bonfire,
and The Prose Poem.
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Remote
Control
by Michael Burgin
Michael goes shopping for something a little more high-brow
than the latest Saturday night sitcom. What he discovers is all
Shakespeare. Read his reviews of Much
Ado About Nothing, Twelfth
Night, and Prospero's
Books.
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<- POETRY ->
"Young Hand"
by Liz Rosenberg
"The Shadow of
The Valley"
by Deborah DeNicola
"Snake Killer"
by Jeff O'Brien
"The Expulsion"
by Kate Moos
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"To Die of Egg
Cream in New York City"
by Ellen Lindquist
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"Night Thirst"
by Michael Largo
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The Water
Radical
Poetry by Gordon Osing
Reviewed by Lisa Ciccarello
"The most
impressive aspect of this book is that Osing allows readers to experience
both an American view of Asian culture and to look back at their
own culture through Asian sensibilities…"
The Year of
Jubilo
Novel by Howard Bahr
Reviewed by Michael Burgin
"Ultimately, for all the other stories and genres it evokes, Bahr's
novel achieves a feel and hold on the reader's imagination resolutely
its own. Jubilo does not evoke Once Upon a Time in the
West and Cold Mountain because it is overly derivative
but because Bahr's writing is, in itself, evocative…"
Hummingbird
House
Novel by Patricia Henley
Reviewed by Cara Bobchek
"In an environment and set of circumstances that are unfathomable
to most of us, Kate is a character in which we can trust and believe.
Kate is one of the most honest characters you are likely to get
to know in a book — Patricia Henley has told her story with all
of the skill and talent of a midwife, and more…"
What To Read
Recommended by Camille Renshaw
Two great sections — Web-based texts that deserve your attention
and upcoming e-books, hypertexts, and print books. Discover the
latest works from your favorite authors.
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