Issue #19.1: Third World Women Writers

Contents:

• Kay Murphy / The Breakdown of Consciousness in a Latent Adolescent: The Phenomenology of a Subjective Study
• Leslie Anice Barnett / Math
• T. L. Toma / Nine Novels Murdered Young
• Darlene Moore / Sex Sounds at a Distance
• Richard Kostelanetz / Epiphanies
• Barbara Henning / Detour
• Juan Felipe Herrera f Poetic Report on Servants: Toward A Model for Urban Hispaniks USA; San Francisco De Así

Focus: [Third World] Women’s Writing:

• Darlene J. Sadlier / Making the Difference: Brazilian Women Writing
• Lya Luft / The Left Wing of the Angel
• Maggie Humm / “an experimental collage, an adventurous college” Feminism in Brazil
• Ester Gimbernat de González / The Eloquence of Silence: Argentine Women Authors after the “Proceso”
• Georgiana M. M. Colvile / Mapping New Narratives: Contemporary Directions in Quebec Women’s Fiction
• Barbara Bennett Peterson and He Hong Fei / Contemporary Chinese Women Writers
• Wang Meng / A Case of Eloquence; Helping Each Other; A Man Upholding Unity
• Fred Moramarco / Poem Found in a Letter of Application to Graduate School from Beijing (after Tienanmen Square Massacre)
• Dionisio D. Martínez / Sundays in Lima
• Susan Daitch / X ? Y
• Michael Krekorian / Telemorphology
• Gene Wolfe / Alphabet
• Robert Gregory / Fairy Tale
• Derek Pell / Query of Venus: A Rhetorical Text for Anais Nin
• Jürg Laederach / Alcowyn Hotel, Massachusetts
• Rivanne Sandier / Writers and Censorship in Iran: 1960s—1970s
• Michael Morrissey / Jack Kerouac Sat Down beside the Wanganui River and Wept
• Mark Amerika / BIG ARTIST MAN / Channeling Vision
• Raymond Federman / Samuel Beckett, The Gift of Words

Reviews:

• Peter Brooker / Line Break: Poetry As Social Practice, by James Scully
• Harry Polkinhorn / Word Cultures: Radical Theory and Practice in William S. Burroughs’ Fiction, by Robin Lydenberg

Art:

• Norman Conquest
• Rupert García
• Emma Amos
• Christer Themptander
• Contributors’ Notes
• Front Cover Rupert García, “Political Prisoner” courtesy Museum of American Art, Smithsonian Institution, gift of the artist.
• Inside Front Cover Maggie Jaffe, U. S. Political prisoners