Crazyhorse Number 69 |
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Interview with Robert and Penelope Creeley, and some of his final poems. Fiction Molly McNett’s Ruthie meets her Chloe with little sign language. Steven Schwartz’s father of a father repairs the window and takes his stand. Lorraine M. López’s falling goose sets the day in motion. John Tait: Ai! the curse of Monica Garza. Poetry The wickedness and grace, the phrases for fable of Vénus Khoury-Ghata translated by Marilyn Hacker, Tomaz Salamun, Christopher Davis, Cynthia Hogue, Dorothy Barresi, Albert Goldbarth, and Dean Young: “I’ll never understand the sublime / the possibility that it’s all someone’s / lying face down in the rain dream . . .” |
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Fiction |
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Lorraine M. López |
The Landscape | |
Molly McNett |
The Book of Signs | |
Steven Schwartz |
The Theory of Everything | |
John Tait |
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Reasons for Concern Regarding My Girlfriend of Five Days, Monica Garza |
Interview |
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Keeping a Consistent Faith among the People: | ||
Robert and Penelope Creeley in Conversation | ||
Interviewed by Kate Cumiskey and Jason Frye | ||
Poetry |
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Dorothy Barresi |
Read |
A Series of Earnest Offers, for the Raising of a Man from the Dead |
Aubade with Eggs Breaking | ||
Joelle Biele |
To Katharine: At Eight Months | |
Robert Creeley |
Read |
Valentine for You |
Again (Wrightsville Beach) | ||
Echo | ||
Christopher Davis |
Muscle Beach | |
Chard deNiord |
To a Grieving Daughter | |
Rescue | ||
Katy Didden |
Pleasure Milker | |
Rebecca Dunham |
Phial: Elizabeth Bishop at Six | |
Extremity | ||
Matthew Gavin Frank |
Gathering After the Spleen | |
John Gallaher |
Read |
Anecdote of the Field |
Daily in the Birds of the Sky | ||
Lost in our Creations, We No Longer Believe in Falling | ||
Albert Goldbarth |
The Voices | |
James Grinwis |
Bug Land | |
Eva Heisler |
Reading Emily Dickinson in Icelandic | |
Cynthia Hogue |
The Empirical | |
Vénus Khoury-Ghata |
four poems from the sequence “Interments”: | |
translated by Marilyn Hacker |
"Sleeves rolled up" | |
"Her fire has no roof" | ||
Read |
"It’s in her book that she gathers stones to chase away the foxes" | |
"Dying makes you feel as if you’re running" | ||
Eugenio Montejo |
If I Return Again | |
translated by Kirk Nesset |
My Lantern | |
Thomas Reiter |
This Time | |
Tomaz Salamun |
Fangs | |
translated by Joshua Beckman, Thomas Kane, and the author |
Dark Glasses | |
Flowers | ||
Charlie Smith |
Bitterness | |
East Whitehall Street | ||
What Sprung You | ||
Todd Smith |
Magda the Mule-Faced Girl at Seventeen | |
Appomattox County Fair | ||
Eight | ||
Michael Snediker |
Bartleby | |
Dean Young |
Exit Exam | |
Speck | ||
Home | ||
My Itty Void |