13.1 - Winter/Spring 2001

In this issue

• Untitled Works

• An Interview with William Styron

• An Interview with Marie Howe

• The Light Collector

• Landscape With Grief Train

• We Need These Sacred Firehouses

• Let Me

• Because David & Jonathan

• The Alchemy of Self-Implosion, Or Caliban's Chaos Theory #2

• Ghazal of the Broken

• An Empire of Bleached Bones in Fields of Yellow Sands

• Illusions of Motion

• [a happiest harbinger to you; here spring]

• [he would care for me as a stranger: courtesy clerk. so quick]

• Betsy McCall

• Machines

• A Separate Way of Exertion

• About Grammar

• The Lost Child

• Scale Model of Childhood

• The Butcher's Son

• from The Memoirs of a Minor Deity

• Moon Laundry

• Nightcap Questions for the Dinner Guests

• Birdlight

• Futility and Caprice in Yellow and Red

• In My Oft-Quoted Guide to Clouds and Weather, Ramona

• My Seeing Eye

• Come in, Mr. Proust

• Last Voyage of the St. Christopher

• Kissing

• Mars, New York

• I Dream of Microwaves

• A Cheerful Death

• Two Fathers (novel excerpt)