Vol. 74 no. 3

Spring 2008

EDITOR’S NOTE

Time and the Frabic of Immensity, Robert Stewart

FICTION

Intercourse: Couples in Four Short Stories, Robert Olen Butler 

Coffee Time, Shami Janset Berkok 

ESSAY

The Quick and the Dead, Nathan Englander 

Introduction: Inge Genefke’s Third Testimony on Torture, translated by Thomas E. Kennedy, Thomas Larsen 

In Action Against Torture, transcript by Thomas Larsen, translated by Thomas E. Kennedy, Inge Genefke 

Nine Memoirs on War and Incarceration, edited by Catherine Browder, Catherine Browder 

Nine Memoirs on War and Incarceration, edited by Catherine Browder, Cole Ilsa 

Nine Memoirs on War and Incarceration, edited by Catherine Browder, Evelyn Bergl 

Nine Memoirs on War and Incarceration, edited by Catherine Browder, Eugene Lebovitz 

Nine Memoirs on War and Incarceration, edited by Catherine Browder, Phu Van Nguyen 

Nine Memoirs on War and Incarceration, edited by Catherine Browder, Siegfried Ruschin 

Nine Memoirs on War and Incarceration, edited by Catherine Browder, Judy Jacobs 

Nine Memoirs on War and Incarceration, edited by Catherine Browder, Ralph Berets 

Nine Memoirs on War and Incarceration, edited by Catherine Browder, Federico Adler 

A Different Kind of Time, Sam Pickering 

Mrs. Wright’s Bookshop, Thomas Larson 

POETRY

Father, Child, Water, Gary Dop 
Ultrasound, Kristin Berger 
Woodbridge, Mary Crockett Hill 
Listening to Clifford Brown’s Turnpike in the Weeks Following My Wife’s Death, Robert Gibb
The Nest, Robert Gibb 
At the Lotus Pond, Edie Rhoads 
Two Poems, Richard Terrill 
Once Out of Nature, Mark Irwin 
In Stuttgart, David Axelrod 
Figure and Field, Carol Durak 
The Studio, translated by Adam J. Sorkin and Irma Giannetti, Floarea Tutuianu 

INTERVIEW

Everything & Its Opposite an interview with Nathan Englander, conducted by Bonnie E. Lyons 

REVIEWS & COMMENTARIES

On the Freighter and the Book, and the Crossing They Both Made Possible, Conger Beasley Jr. 

Wizard of the Tenor Sax, on the life and music of Lester Young, Peter Wolfe 

More Clearly This Time Around, on the selected poems of Kelly Cherry, Alice Friman 

Shedding Skins, Surviving Colonialism, Trish Reeves 

He Doesn’t Hate It. He Doesn’t, on the poetry of Jim Daniels, William Trowbridge 

ARTWORK

Photographs by Rebecca Norris Webb, Rusty Leffel, and Judy Ray