Spring 2001 (Volume LIV, No. 1) Letter from Norway: It’s Good to Be the King Comment by Bruce Bawer Sister Carrie at 101 Criticism by Joseph Epstein History; A Tree in Childhood, Long Since Taken Down; Benediction in Spring; The House on the Hill Poetry by Dennis Sampson Blissful Fiction by Steven Huff The Death of a Psychic; On the Passing of Jesus Freaks from the College Classroom; Two Scenes Poetry by B. H. Fairchild The Melting Continent Poetry by John Drexel What Is Human Time? Criticism by Daniel Corrie Mysteries Poetry by Kate Farrell Didn’t He Ramble; “Absolute Reality Is the Only Foundation”; Almost Paradise Poetry by Allen Hoey The Adventures of Saul Bellow Criticism by Brooke Allen Trespass: How It Begins; Junco Flying at a Window; A Photograph Poetry by Corrinne Clegg Hales Hardball Memoir by Robert Schultz Essence of Lavendar Poetry by Herbert Lomas Apparition Poetry by Tom Wayman Homemade Power and Light Poetry by Laurence Lieberman Hot and Cold, or Seasons Change Arts Review by Bert Cardullo Mathematical Proof Arts Review by Richard Hornby Archival Abstraction Arts Review by John Loughery The Oscar Wilde Industry Book Review by Alexandra Mullen Ghosts, Shadow Patterns and the Fiction of Penelope Fitzgerald Book Review by Dean Flower Not Responsible for Items Forgotten or Lost Book Review by Alan Davis Misandry in the Classroom Book Review by Susan Balée They Also Serve Book Review by Robert McDowell Simpson’s Villon Book Review by Bruce Bawer Lines Brief and Bountiful Uncategorized by Robert Phillips
Letter from Norway: It’s Good to Be the King
Comment- by Bruce Bawer