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Editor Email: hjaffe@mail.sdsu.edu
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Issue: #15.1, Writing & Politics
Spring 1984
ISBN: 0-916304-94-9
Issue #15.1: Writing & Politics
Contents:
- Harrison Fisher / One Ocean on Earth
- Catherine Gammon / Facing North
- Hans Koning / Growing Up in Amsterdam, and Through World War II
- Luisa Valenzela / Three Fictions
- Harold Jaffe / John Crow
- Fanny Howe / The Blue Pool
- Curtis White / A Disciplined Life
- Ronald Sukenick / At This Very Instant
- Luisa Mercedes Levinson / The Siblings
- Fred Pfeil / A Buffalo, New York Story
- Kenneth Bernard / The Films of R. Nixon
- Stephen 0’ Connor / Unknowing
- Joyce Carol Oates / Chloe
Non-Fiction:
- Larry McCaffery and Sinda Gregory / Interview with William Kennedy
- Gholam-Hossein Sa’edi / Deculturization in the Islamic Republic
- Raymond Federman / The Necessity and Impossibility of Being a Jewish Writer
Reviews:
- Hans Koning reviewed by Deborah Small
- Tove Ditlevson and Dorit Willumsen reviewed by Joan Joffe Hall
- Simon Ortiz reviewed by Willard Gingerich
Art:
- Cecile Abish / Four photographs
- Lauren Ewing / Five drawings
- Contributors’ Notes
- Cover: Lauren Ewing, Auto-Plastique: The Prison 1981.