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Summer 1998 Issue

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The Green Room

Staige D. Blackford — The Green Room, Summer 1998

Articles

PAUL BAROLSKY — Leonardo, Satan, and the Mystery of Modern Art
June Beisch — The Wolf
Andrew Burstein — Innocent Abroad: Jefferson In Paris
Charles East — Oxford-In-Yoknapatawpha
Robert Erwin — Tax Aversion
Kimberly Grob — This Breed of Hate
Ann Harleman — Iggy Ugly
BRIAN HENRY — The Odyssey Revisited
Jeffrey Meyers — Gonzo Ginsberg and Moby Dickey: A Memoir
Sanford Pinsker — Stanley Crouch, Our Black American Mencken
JOHN PORTMANN — On Being and Finding A Friend
Mark Saunders — Preservation
ROSA SHAND — Low Country

Poetry

T. Alan Broughton — Women At Play Group, Out of the Pyramid, and Another Eclipse
RICHARD CECIL — Limbo
VICTOR LODATO — Mother and Daughter With Apples, Naming the Father, and The Hunger Winter
MICHAEL MCFEE — Burning My Draft Card, 1996
Dana Roeser — Under Water
Marjorie Woodbury — Van Gogh's Chair

Reprint

Reprint, Summer 1998

Recent Books

Notes on Current Books, Summer 1998

Book Reviews

Jack R. Fischel — The Dilemmas of Diversity