Spring 2007 Issue
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Editor's Desk
- Ted Genoways — The Crossing
VQR Portfolio
- Philip Caputo — Life on the Line: The Arizona-Mexico Border
- Mark Ehrman — Borders and Barriers
- Reynaldo Leal — Border Town, a photo-essay
- Charles Rappleye — Mexico, America, and the Continental Divide
Dispatch
- Nicholas Schmidle — Waiting for the Worst: Baluchistan, 2006
Essay
- Erik Campbell — The Accidental Plagiarist: The Trouble with Originality
- Pauline W. Chen — The Gross-Out Factor
- Morgan Meis — Taking Aim: Jasper Johns, An Allegory of Painting, 1955–1965
- David J. Morris — The Image as History: Clint Eastwood's Unmaking of an American Myth
VQR Symposium
- David Caplan — “That Grotesque and Laughable Word”: Rethinking Patriotism in Time of War
- Ed Folsom and Jerome Loving — The Walt Whitman Controversy: A Lost Document
- Ted Genoways — Posthumous Mark Twain
- Mark Twain — The Walt Whitman Controversy
Fiction
- Nadine Gordimer — The Second Sense
- Helon Habila — The Hotel Malogo
- R. T. Smith — Wretch Like Me
Poetry
- Robert Olen Butler — Intercourse
- Chad Davidson — Swell of You
- Robin Ekiss — Vanitas Mundi
- Alessandra Lynch — The Mice of the Mother's House and Carousel
- D. Nurkse — Anthropocene
- Gregory Orr — from How Beautiful the Beloved
- Patrick Phillips — Kitchen and 6:12
- Alberto Rios — Líneas Fronterizas / Border Lines
- Joshua Rivkin — The Next Row
- Tom Sleigh — Airport Economy Inn and Last Broadcast
- Dabney Stuart — The Light the Magician
- Luis Alberto Urrea — Walking Backward in the Dark
Book Reviews
- Book Notes
- Oscar Villalon — Barbarians at the Wall
Humor
- Ross MacDonald — Dead-Eye Comic


