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Autumn 2002 (Volume LV, No. 3)

Letter from St. Petersburg
by Karen Wilkin
Civilization and V.S. Naipaul
by Bruce Bawer
Family
by Peter Makuck
Stanzas for Kathryn
by Wilmer Mills
Bound for Worlds
by Max Eberts
Coolspeak
by Linda Hall
Tales of the Village Atheist
by Thomas M. Disch
An Ancient Dog Grave, Unearthed During Construction of the Athens Metro; Roman à Clef
by A.E. Stallings
Finding My Way; Intro to Children’s Lit
by Mark Vinz
The Bosk
by Alan Sullivan
Reading Greece
by David Mason
Faith, Sickness, Mystery
by Bert Cardullo
Passamaquoddy Bay; Night-Herons; Lubec, Maine; Mary Sheils
by Tom Sexton
Levittown; The Kitchen Explosion
by Arlene Eager
Time Enough; The Wedding Band
by Michael McFee
Vintage; Summer Film Series
by Jeredith Merrin
Real-Life Figures
by Richard Hornby
Music Chronicle
by Robert S. Clark
The Space of Time, the Sound of Silence
by Bert Cardullo
Writing About Music
by William H. Pritchard
Stendhal’s Children
by Thomas Filbin
To Find the Man in Dostoevsky
by Richard Pevear
Once Is Not Enough: Rereading and Remembering
by Tess Lewis
Notes of Quaint Reader
by Sydney Lea
The Brave Dead
by Steven Huff

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