IOWA REVIEW: Volume 44, Number 2 (Fall 2014)
IOWA REVIEW: Volume 44, Number 2 (Fall 2014)
Pages (PDF): 190
Publisher: Iowa Review
Purchase includes: MOBI & PDF
IN THIS ISSUE
Seahorses making new seahorses; being dissolved by a tree; a charming sixth-grader with an explosive temper; your parents at Coney Island before you were born; the trouble with knives; Hansel, Gretel, and a Witch like a wolf in well-meaning skin; first kisses and electrocution
Poetry
Shane McCrae | Community
Richard Deming | Speak at This
Margaret Reges | Joplin Tornado, May 2011
James Galvin | The Hunchback | On the Sadness of Wedding Dresses | Cinque Terre | Take as Needed for Pain | A Sunday Morning in Humboldt County, California, circa 1980
Soren Stockman | Apples
C.S. Giscombe | Early Evening
Rusty Morrison | Everyone Is Noah | Everyone Is Noah | Everyone Is Noah | Everyone Is Noah
Jessica Laser | Poem with Lies | Television
Nathaniel Mackey | Song of the Andoumboulou: 108
Dora Malech | The Aquarium | Working Order
Mark Wisniewski | To Bukowski, #44
Christopher Bakken | A Poem Not Written by Yannis Ritsos on the Day of My Birth
Stephen Burt | Gymnastics Stephanie | To the Naked Mole Rats at the National Zoo
Fiction
Anna Maria Hong | from H & G
Joseph Fazio | The Girl through the Glass
Charles Johnson | The Weave
Mark Jude Poirier | All Is Not Lost
Doug Ramspeck | Bonjour Tristesse | Omphalotus Olearius
Lenore Myka | Day of Lasts
Delmore Schwartz | In Dreams Begin Responsibilities
Essays
Michael Meyer | The Photograph
Lia Purpura | Study with Crape Myrtle
Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich | The Trouble with Knives
Tom Lutz | Notes from the Albanian Diaspora
Susan M. Stabile | Bestiary
Interview
Michael DeRell Hill | Entangled Freedom: An Interview with Charles Johnson
Reviews
Kate Marshall | Eli Horowitz, Matthew Derby, and Kevin Moffett’s The Silent History
Alan Golding | Harryette Mullen’s Urban Tumbleweed: Notes from a Tanka Diary
Criticism
Jayne Anne Phillips | The Wound of Consciousness: An Introduction to “In Dreams Begin Responsibilities”
Artwork
Gentleman Scholar | Working Order