18.2 - Summer/Fall 2006

In this issue

• Panopticon

• Oedipus

• The Brown Boy's Silence

• The Brown Boy's Final Killing

• The Brown Boy's Flesh

• Incident and Episode in the Red House

• [My youngest wanted to stay]

• Possible Peacock, Possible Swan

• Laurentius' Harow

• Front Matter

• Pantoum

• Toads

• One Man at a Time

• The Opposite of War

• Why I Paint

• After Watching Jean Cocteau's Orphee

• Drawing Jesus

• The Mating Habits of Slugs

• Home on Leave

• Waiting

• Kill School

• Land O'Lakes

• Lovers in the Red Sky: the Bird's View

• Overwintering

• From my Desk

• For Real Your Friends Are Blue Bloods

• White Space

• Home

• I Bought a Hat

• Circus

• How Are Things?

• The Appointment

• The Embrace

• The Road Between the Rims

• Untitled (It)

• Gravity Sends Them

• Proof

• Why Maggots

• [My mind, a magpie, steals razor blades, guard]

• Self-Portrait as St. Sebastian Pierced By Arrows

• Spectacles Lost in the Sea

• Big

• From Another Life

• Azaleas

• It is Not in the Heavens, Neither Is It Beyond the Sea

• Hong Kong Airport

• Fisherman & Son

• Rosa Alice Branco: Maritime Adventure

• Hurricane Q

• Of Digestion

• "Mystery Surrounds Bird Deaths"

• Thistle

• Magio

• Captivities

• Drinking Coffee

• Backyard Theatre

• Returning

• Plumbers and Other Men

• Shine

• Whistler's Walk

• Rollerblade for Jesus

• Grannany

• One Last Good Time

• Belly

• "Darkening" (2005).

• "Leaving" (2005).

• "Five More Fallen" (2004).

• "They Walk, Fall, Continue, and Die, No. 6" (2003).

• "Forgetting" (2005).

• "Falling" (2005).

• "This Man Fell Silent" (2005).

• "Low Cloud Landscape No. 2" (2003).

• "The Lost Landscape with Rainbow" (2005).

• Leaving, an introduction by Alison de Lima Greene

• The Thief of Memory: Dominic Smith's Mercury Visions of Louis Daguerre

• Reluctantly Domesticated: Holiday Reinhorn's Big Cats

• How to Obtain the Girl Scout Badge for Avant-Garde: Lara Glenum's The Hounds of No

• True Tragedy Is Local: Gabrielle Calvocoressi's The Last Time I Saw Amelia Earhart

• Defining Love, Enduring Brutality