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CONJUNCTIONS:7
Spring 1985
Edited by Bradford Morrow
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John Hawkes, Innocence in Extremis
Leslie Scalapino, From That They Were at the Beach— Aleotropic Series
Gerrit Lansing, From The Orchards of Sleep
Kenneth Irby, [exercitatio/praecipere]
Marjorie Welish, Talking About Here
Robert Duncan and Michael McClure, In Interview
Theodore Enslin, Axes 82
Mary Caponegro, Tales from the Next Village
Douglas Messerli, From Maxims from My Mother’s Milk
Walter Abish, The Fall of Summer
Edmund White and Edouard Roditi, A Conversation on an Island in the Seine
Hayden Carruth, The Guy Downstairs
Gene Frumkin, Three Poems
Mei-mei Berssenbrugge, Empathy
Rosmarie Waldrop, From The Reproduction of Profiles
Portfolio: New Furniture by Artists and Architects
Gilbert Sorrentino, A Beehive Arranged on Humane Principles
Charles Stein, The Sad Machines
Clayton Eshleman, Two Poems
Nathaniel Tarn, From The Book of Songs
Ronald Johnson and Jonathan Williams, Nearly Twenty Questions
Cid Corman, Seeing Into & Seeing Through Leonardo’s Scapes
READINGS: Reviews and Criticism
Frederick Karl, American Fictions: The Mega Novel
Kenneth Irby on Robert Duncan
Hayden Carruth on Kenneth Patchen
Theodore Enslin on Hilda Morley
Bradford Morrow on Michael Heller
Brief Mentions
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