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Spring 1992 (Volume XLV, No. 1)

How Much Is Enough?
by James W. Tuttleton
Ecology and Ideology
by Harold Fromm
Stories from My Life with the Other Animals
by James McConkey
August; The Believer; Berkeley in the Sixties; Patsy; Her Weekend in the Country; Stairs; Suddenly; West End Avenue
by Louis Simpson
Upstate; Blaubeuren; Response to Hopkins; Picking Mushrooms by Moonlight; Looking Down
by Charles Tomlinson
Vietnam War Memorial, Night; Black Velvet; Winter in Eden
by Robert Schultz
The Roosting Tree; The Tell-Tale Heart; Acquired Taste; Granny Pounds; My Father’s Rage
by Andrew Hudgins
The Last Year of the Soapbox
by T. M. McNally
Grotesqueries
by Bert Cardullo
Death of a Musical Comedy
by Richard Hornby
Music Chronicle
by Robert S. Clark
History, Identity, and Other Big Questions
by John Loughery
The Atrides in Vincennes
by Patrick Lindsay Bowles
Novelty
by Tom Wilhelmus
Other Voices, Other Rooms
by Gary Krist
Mailer’s Main Event
by William H. Pritchard
The Curse of Discursiveness
by Mark Jarman
Anne Sexton and Her Times
by David Mason

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Spring 1992: $80

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