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Hunting Pheasants In Lehigh County, Harry Humes Apr 1985

Hunting Pheasants In Lehigh County, Harry Humes

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Odd-Man-Out, John Quinn Apr 1985

Odd-Man-Out, John Quinn

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Ruth, Mt. Tabor Nursing Home, 1972, Walter Pavlich Apr 1985

Ruth, Mt. Tabor Nursing Home, 1972, Walter Pavlich

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A Rosy Future, Richard Daniels Apr 1985

A Rosy Future, Richard Daniels

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The Detention Camp Translated By Daniel Bourne, Tomaz Jastrun Apr 1985

The Detention Camp Translated By Daniel Bourne, Tomaz Jastrun

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Not Old Russia, Eric Rawson Apr 1985

Not Old Russia, Eric Rawson

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Desire, Elaine Epstein Apr 1985

Desire, Elaine Epstein

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Somewhere Near The Swamp, Elaine Mott Apr 1985

Somewhere Near The Swamp, Elaine Mott

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South On The Eel River, Bill O'Connell Apr 1985

South On The Eel River, Bill O'Connell

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No Moon, Chard Diniord Apr 1985

No Moon, Chard Diniord

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Low Tide; December Walk, Tom Sexton Apr 1985

Low Tide; December Walk, Tom Sexton

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Encomium For Cows, Timothy Muskat Apr 1985

Encomium For Cows, Timothy Muskat

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The Polygamist's Daughter, Liza Wieland Apr 1985

The Polygamist's Daughter, Liza Wieland

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Johannes Brahms Reads The Brothers Grimm, David Swickard Apr 1985

Johannes Brahms Reads The Brothers Grimm, David Swickard

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The Auctioneer, Verlena Orr Apr 1985

The Auctioneer, Verlena Orr

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The Black Rose, Fox Joy Mcgrew Apr 1985

The Black Rose, Fox Joy Mcgrew

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The Burning Of Uncle, William Yellow Robe Apr 1985

The Burning Of Uncle, William Yellow Robe

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Surface Damage, B. S. Jones Apr 1985

Surface Damage, B. S. Jones

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Detail: Attic, James G. Davis Apr 1985

Detail: Attic, James G. Davis

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On Kathleene West, Bronwyn G. Pughe Apr 1985

On Kathleene West, Bronwyn G. Pughe

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About Cutbank, Contributors, Books Received, Magazines Received, Advertisements, Back Cover Apr 1985

About Cutbank, Contributors, Books Received, Magazines Received, Advertisements, Back Cover

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Crosspollination, Donnell Hunter Apr 1985

Crosspollination, Donnell Hunter

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Let's Pretend, Rebecca Seiferle Apr 1985

Let's Pretend, Rebecca Seiferle

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Seasonal, Christine Bristow Apr 1985

Seasonal, Christine Bristow

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Hiding, Chi-Ling Annie Chan Apr 1985

Hiding, Chi-Ling Annie Chan

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On Max Crawford, Annick Smith Apr 1985

On Max Crawford, Annick Smith

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The Midwest Quarterly; Vol. 26 No. 3, Paul J. Muenzer, Hugh Fox, Ernest Gallo, Charles Guzzetta, Thomas D. Isern, Francis Edward Devine, Michael Heffernan, Lex Runciman, Midwest Quarterly Editors Apr 1985

The Midwest Quarterly; Vol. 26 No. 3, Paul J. Muenzer, Hugh Fox, Ernest Gallo, Charles Guzzetta, Thomas D. Isern, Francis Edward Devine, Michael Heffernan, Lex Runciman, Midwest Quarterly Editors

The Midwest Quarterly: A Journal of Contemporary Thought

in this issue. . .

PAUL J. MUENZER presents a translation of the Minoan Phaistos Disk--a supplication for oracular wisdom from the prophet-king. Turning from a career as an electronics engineer, Muenzer became first a technical writer and for the last decade an archaeologist specializing in deciphering Linear A and Linear B texts. He lives and writes in Munich.

HUGH FOX conjures up a living, mythic, unified world of our cultural past in which Old World and New coexist and share a common reality. Author of over fifty books of poetry, criticism, fiction, plays, and Latin American scholarship, among …


Litotes: Of The Unforgotten, R. K. Puma Apr 1985

Litotes: Of The Unforgotten, R. K. Puma

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The poems in Litotes: of the Unforgotten are about resiliency, the necessary ability to recover or adjust to changes, misfortunes. Themes of loss, of threatening circumstance, of insanity, are repeated; the resiliency, the willingness to rise from the experience appears in the voice which unifies the poems.

The predominant themes in this collection speak not so much of innocence as of experience; however "The Visit" is the only poem with a counterpart, the Spenserian sonnet "Chronicle." The former speaks to the positive side of heritage, the latter the negative. ''Chronicle'' is not too unlike Roethke's "My Papa's Waltz," a serious, …


Belief And Betrayal In Fiction: Four Original Stories, Betty Ann Lanigan Apr 1985

Belief And Betrayal In Fiction: Four Original Stories, Betty Ann Lanigan

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The ability to cope with disappointment when people, places or institutions fail to live up to expectations, might be considered one of the hallmarks of maturity. For the observer, the alteration of a personality, denied the softness of his illusions, can be intriguing. Keats wrote: "Tread softly because you tread on my dreams." Such an entreaty is a vain hope for the central figures in these stories, since it is their reaction to seeing their dreams demolished which forms their connecting link.

In my collection, the initial narrative "Joe Clancy" deals with the tragedy which ensues when an ignorant, romantic …


Skinned, Mary Ann Campbell Apr 1985

Skinned, Mary Ann Campbell

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My family is most often, to use Richard Hugo's phrase, "the triggering device" of my poetry. My poems about family are an attempt to understand why there cannot be a complete intimacy. From that dilemma grows the question of what, gave me the idea we were supposed to be hugging and kissing instead of cursing and slamming doors and then deciding we are human after all. These poems are a record of my discovery that we are individuals who have to accept our separateness but want to hang on to some form oi togetherness; they represent my acceptance of the …