Issue #15.2

Contents:

• Larry Brown / “Boy and Dog”
• Shoshana T. Daniel / “the fall and spring of icarus”
• Francois Camoin / “It’s Like Love, But Not Exactly”
• Lydia Davis / “Five Signs of Disturbance”
• R Bartkowech / “Experiential Disjunction”
• B.H. Friedman / “Eskimos”
• Dave Pazos Swantner / “Three Fictions”
• Kanoko Okamoto / “Sushi”
• Steve Katz / “Two Fictions”
• James Baker Hall / “Cleaning Up”
• Marios Pontikas / “An Arbitrary Act During the Lawful Transaction of the Butcher Trade”
• Jonathan Baumbach / “Children of Divorced Parents”
• Ron Silliman / “from LIT”
• Stephen Dixon / “Friends”
• Robert Coover / “That F’kucken Karl Marx

Non-Fiction:

• Michael Davidson / “Sentence, Discourse and the New Prose”

Reviews:

• Fred Pfeil / on Jay Cantor and George Garrett
• Edward Baker / on Nicaragua
• Dana Polan / on the Avant-Garde

Art:

• Anna O’Cain / “In One Ear and Gone Tomorrow: Five Drawings”
• Kim Abeles / “Five Drawings”
• Martin Kippenberger / “Five expressionist paintings” (introduction by John Weber)
• Cover: Drawing by Deborah Small