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CONJUNCTIONS:23
New World Writing
Fall 1994
Edited by Bradford Morrow
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France, Peru, Mexico, Italy, Israel, China, Pakistan,
Nigeria, Argentina, Spain, Russia, Egypt, Austria,
Bosnia, Australia, Uruguay, Japan …
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Olga Sedakova, Chinese Travelogue
Abd al-Hakim Qasim, From Al-Mahdi
Eduardo Galeano, From Walking
Words (with illustrations by Jose Francisco Borges)
Yang Lian, Five Poems
Claudio Magris, In the Woods of Nevoso (with an
afterword by Paul West)
Araki Yasusada (pseudonym), Poems and Rengas (with Ozaki
Kusatao and Akutagwa Fusei)
Coral Bracho, Three Poems
Faiz Ahmed Faiz, Five Beirut Poems
Nuruddin Farah, From Secrets (with an afterword by C. D. Wright)
Harold Schimmel, From Island to Island
Carlos German Belli, Variations for My Brother Alfonso
Jean Echenoz, From Lac
Bei Dao, Five Poems
Joachim Sartorius, Six Poems
Nina Iskrenko, Special Troikas
Juan Goytisolo, From The Marx Family Saga
Can Xue, Two Stories
Anne-Marie Albiach and Charles Bernstein, Travail
Vertical et Blanc and Work Vertical and Blank
Ishihare Yoshiro, Seven Poems
Peter Cole, From Speech’s Hedge Where the Honey (afterword by Eli Gottlieb)
Paolo Capriolo, The Blue Dove
Botho Strauss, Pairs, Passersby
Semezdin Mehmedinovic, Five Prose Poems
Pascalle Monnier, Two Poems
John Tranter, The Howling Twins (with an afterword
by the author)
J. Rodolfo Wilcock, From The Babel of Iconoclasts
Friedrike Mayrocker, Table of the Matter, or, The
Completely Lost Letters of Frederic Chopin to His Friend
Titus Wojciechowski
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