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Summer 2006 Issue

 

270    To Our Readers

ESSAYS

271    Anne Goldman    Stargazing in the Atomic Age
318    Paul Zimmer    Hyacinthe and the Bear
331    Jennifer Culkin    Ichthyosis

DRAMA

345    David Wagoner    First Class

FICTION

301    Anna Solomon    Lotto
377    George Singleton    Which Rocks We Choose
394    Julia Elliott    The Whipping

POETRY

292    David Clewell    Albert Einstein Held Me in His Arms
294    Lance Larsen    Aperture
296    Andrea Holander Budy    Woman in the           Painting;  Beauty Parlor;   and    Spark
314    Richard Jackson    Write Your Name in the Space           Provided
316    Pattiann Rogers    Genesis: Primeval Rivers and           Forests
326    Albert Goldbarth    Too Here;   Dignity;   and              Greener
334    Robert Dana     Looking for Shark's Teeth
392    Chris Forhan    In a Body
407    Gary Gildner
   The Summer Afternoon
409    Michael Waters    The Bells
410    Rebecca Morgan Frank    Sonnet for the Sin of           Foolishness

ART

336    Maggie Taylor    Subject to Change

REVIEWS

411    Benjamin Hedin    The Religion of Now

(on Kathleen Rooney’s Reading with Oprah: The Book Club that Changed America; Stewart Justman’s Fool’s Paradise: The Unreal World of Pop Psychology; David Chidester’s Authentic Fakes: Religion and American Popular Culture; Michael Kimmel- man’s The Accidental Masterpiece: On the Art of Life and Vice Versa; and The Aesthetics of Everyday Life, edited by Andrew Light and Jonathan M. Swift)

423    Jeff Gundy    Where Do We Discover What
We Believe?


(on C. D. Wright’s Cooling Time: An American Poetry Vigil; Ann Lauterbach’s The Night Sky: Writings on the Poetics of Experience; Richard Tillinghast’s Poetry and What Is Real; Peter Middleton’s Distant Reading: Performance, Readership, and Consumption in Contemporary Poetry; and Robert Baker’s The Extravagant: Crossings of Modern Poetry and Modern Philosophy)

434    Lucy Ferriss    Being Real in Fiction

(on Brock Clarke’s Carrying the Torch; Gary Gildner’s Somewhere Geese Are Flying: New and Selected Stories; Richard Cortez Day’s Something for the Journey; and D. B. Wells’s Your Lolita)

438   Kevin Clark    on Break, Blow, Burn by Camille Paglia

442   Douglas Carlson    on The Dawn Collector: On My Way to the Natural World by Reg Saner

445   Robert Schnall    on Collected Poems 1943–2004 by Richard Wilbur

448   Book Briefs by Patrick Madden, Lynnell Edwards, Danielle Pafunda, Deborah Bogen, and Craig Morgan Teicher

455    CONTRIBUTORS