Urban Arias
Fall 2010
Edited by Bradford Morrow
Subscribe to Conjunctions here. Or to receive notifications of updates to the issue-in-progress, information on the themes of upcoming issues, and announcements when we post full texts from our forthcoming issue, join us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter.The bond between city dwellers and their metropolitan milieus lies at the heart of this issue of Conjunctions, which investigates the very rich gamut of what constitutes one of the oldest experiments in human habitation.
Paul La Farge, The Count of Monte Cristo’s Daughter
Lyn Hejinian, City Under Sun
Stephen O’Connor, ’Til There Was You
Tim Horvath, The City in the Light of Moths
John Ashbery, Four Poems
Susan McCarty, City/Body: Fragments
Norman Manea, Dada Capital of Exiles
C. D. Wright, From Breathtaken (with photographs by Deborah Luster)
Karen Russell, The Graveless Doll of Eric Mutis
Yvan Goll, Paris Burns, translated by Jed Rasula
Greg Hrbek, Destroy All Monsters
Peter Orner, Lincoln
Donna Stonecipher, Model City
Michael Sheehan, The Horror
Etgar Keret, Two Stories, translated by Miriam Shlesinger and Sondra Silverston
Marjorie Welish, Four Poems
John Madera, Some Varieties of Being and Other Non Sequiturs
Matt Bell, For You We Are Holding
Diane Williams, Stop When the Person Becomes Restless or Irritable
Colleen Hollister, In the City
Brian Evenson, The Oxygen Protocol
D. E. Steward, Luglia
Joyce Carol Oates, Roma!
Michael Wesely, The Berlin Project
Emma Smith-Stevens, Switch
David Ohle, A Favor for Big Ernie
Adam Veal, The Edible City
Christopher Hellwig and Michael J. Lee, Three Urban Tales
Philippe Soupault, Westwego, translated by Andrew Zawacki
H. G. Carrillo, Twilight of the Small Havanas
Thomas Bernhard, A Conversation with André Müller, translated by Adam Siegel
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