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Creative Oppositions: The Poetry of Frank Bidart

Hate and love, the horrifying recognition that opposites contain each other, these are the things Bidart illuminates in flaming letters. Elizabeth Wadell considers Bidart’s Star Dust, delving into this feverish and impassioned collection. [more]

Reading Alberto Moravia’s Boredom

Scott Esposito investigates Moravia’s 1960 masterpiece, Boredom. The protagonist, Dino, can only know the outside world by owning it, yet everything Dino tries to possess slips from his grip. [more]

ISSUE 2

Winter 2006

Terri Saul
Oil on canvass
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reviews

Oh Pure and Radiant Heart by Lydia Millet

Gemma Bovery by Posy Simmonds

Big Lonesome: Stories by Jim Ruland

Between Two Worlds by Zainab Salbi

Interviews

The Edward Falco Interview

Contributor Notes