CONJUNCTIONS:15

1990

Edited by Bradford Morrow

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Features a book-length anthology of 33 contemporary American poets working at the cutting edge of their craft.

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John Barth, The First Voyage of Somebody the Sailor

Yannick Murphy, India

Jay Cantor, Eating Disorders

John Hawkes, The Horse Killers

Lydia Davis, Lord Royston’s Tour

Diane Williams, Four Stories

Michael Ondaatje, An Interview with Catherine Bush




33 CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN POETS:

Susan Howe, The Nonconformist’s Memorial

Norma Cole, Seven Poems

Barbara Guest, Two Poems

Mei-mei Berssenbrugge, Ideal

John Ashbery, Way of Life

David Rattray, Two Poems

Ronald Johnson, Ark: The Ramparts (Arches I–XVIII)

Leslie Scalapino, Essays on the Comic Book

Janet Rodney, Echoes from the Spanish Civil War

Diane Ward, Hold It

Barbara Einzig, After Christoph Hein’s The Distant Lover

John Ash, Two Poems

Laura Moriarty, Seven Rondeaux

Michael Palmer, Letters to Zanzotto

Nathaniel Tarn, Italian Sequence Comma With Italian Words Stop One Stop

Sarah Menefee, From Over The Hill

Robert Kelly, A Baltic Tragedy

Rachel Blau DuPlessis, Page

Ann Lauterbach, Prom In Toledo Nights

Charles Bernstein, Virtual Reality

Martine Bellen, Three Poems

Marjorie Welish, Three Poems

Keith Waldrop, Variations on a Paraphrase

Phillip Foss, Geisha Mime

Bruce Andrews, Seven Poems

Forrest Gander, Eggplant and Lotus Roots

George Evans, Three Poems

Theodore Enslin, From Herself Compassionate

Charles Stein, Five Nails

Peter Gizzi, Mise en Scène

Rae Armantrout, Covers

Rosmarie Waldrop, The Attraction of the Ground

Peter Cole, One to Bet: A Jerusalem Pamphlet




William T. Vollmann, American Writing Today: A Diagnosis of the Disease

John Taggart, Fragments from Aeschylus’ Prometheos Aumenos

Paul West, No’s Knife in Yes’s Throat