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Issue: 4/5, Various
Fall 1975
Issue #4/5: Various
Contents:
- Joyce Carol Oates / “The Sacrifice”
- Pamela McNally / “Marguerite”
- Robert Pope / “Circa 1918”
- Walter Abish / “The English Garden”
- Arthur Vogelsang / “The Antarctic Review”
- Dallas Wiebe / “For the Most Part”
- David Madden / “Second Look Presents: The Rape of an Indian Brave”
- Siv Cedering Fox / “Orchards”
- Carol Bergé / “In Trouble (Winter)”
- Susan Holahan / “In the Apricot Season”
- Alvin Greenberg / “Your Story”
Interviews:
- Albert Howard Carter III / Thomas McGuane
- Jerome Klinkowitz / Walter Abish
Essays:
- Clark Blaise / “To Begin, To Begin”
- Honoré de Balzac / “On Coffee”
Critiques:
- Larry McCaffery / on Thomas McGuane
- Thomas LeClair / on John Updike
- Daniel J. Cahill / on E. L. Doctorow
- Maclin Bocock / on Donald Barthelme
- Larry McCaffery / on Robert Coover