Volume 15.4

Winter 1991 – 198 pages

Contributors: Leon Rooke; David Morley; Margaret Gibson; Gaston Miron; G.M. Yemec; Claire Weissman Wilks; Hans Joachim Schädlich; Zulfikar Ghose; P.J. Holdstock; Hélène Dorion; P. Scott Lawrence; N.J. Dodic; Elizabeth Ukrainetz; Stanley Moss; Friedrich Christian Delius; William Kennedy; Nadine Shelly

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LEON ROOKE – The Unhappiness of Others

Leon Rooke of Canada is the author of several works, including Fat Woman, Shakespeare’s Dog, The Birth Control King of Upper Volta, The Good Baby, and most recently, The Happiness of Others.

DAVID MORLEY – Mandelstam Variations

David Morley of England is among the finest emerging poets in that country. He has published Releasing Stone, A Belfast Kiss, and Under The Rainbow. Mandelstam Variations was published by Exile Editions.

MARGARET GIBSON – The House That Stan And Rosie Built

Margaret Gibson of Canada has published The Butterfly Ward and Considering Her Condition.

GASTON MIRON – Six Poems

Gaston Miron of Canada has played a central role in the poetry of contemporary Québec. Among his works are: Deux Sangs, L’homme rapaillé, Courte pointes, and Embers and Earth: Selected Poems.

G.M. YEMEC – My Mother’s Flowers

G. M. Yemec of Canada has published poetry in several journals. My Mother’s Flowers, is a collection of oil pastels by Daria Tatianna Yemec, with poems by George Yemec.

CLAIRE WEISSMAN WILKS – One Flesh: Sculpture

Claire Weissman Wilks of Canada has had recent exhibitions of her work in Venice, Rome, Zagreb and Toronto.

HANS JOACHIM SCHÄDLICH – East/West Berlin

Hans Joachim Schädlich of Germany has published books of fiction, collections of stories, Approximation and East/West Berlin — and a novel, Tallhover.

ZULFIKAR GHOSE – Three Rooms In A Fort By The Ocean

Zulfikar Ghose of Pakistan was raised in India and education in England. Among his published works are poems: A Memory of Asia, The Violent West, and Jets From Orange. He is the author of a trilogy of novels, The Incredible Brazilian.

P.J. HOLDSTOCK – Faces

P. J. Holdstock of Canada has published short fiction in many journals, and the novels, The Blackbird’s Song, and The Burial Ground. She has had several stories published in Exile.

HÉLÈNE DORION – Out of Focus

Hélène Dorion of Canada has published several collections of poetry in Québec. Among them, Les corridors du temps, Un visage appuyé contre le monde, Fragments du jour and La vie, ses fragiles passages. Her Selected Poems appeared in 1992.

P. SCOTT LAWRENCE – Days of Homes

P. Scott Lawrence of Canada has published stories in many journals. His collection, Around The Mulberry Tree, appeared with Exile Editions.

N.J. DODIC – Two Stories

N.J. Dodic of Canada is a poet and story writer whose work has appeared in several journals.

ELIZABETH UKRAINETZ – Limbless Man Grows New Legs

Elizabeth Ukrainetz of Canada is a writer and this is her first published story.

STANLEY MOSS – Four Poems

Stanley Moss of the United States has published The Wrong Angel, The Skull of Adam, and most recently, The Intelligence of Clouds.

FRIEDRICH CHRISTIAN DELIUS – The Pears of Ribbeck

Friedrich Christian Delius of Germany has published several collections of poetry and four works of fiction, including Ein Held der inneren Sicherheit, Adenaurplatz, Mogadishu Fensterplatz, and Die Birnen von Ribbeck, published in Germany.

WILLIAM KENNEDY – Very Old Bones

William Kennedy of the United States is the author of the celebrated Albany series, Legs, Billy Phelan’s Greatest Game, and Ironweed. These were followed by another novel, Quinn’s Book. Very Old Bones appeared in the spring of 1992.

NADINE SHELLY – Four Poems

Nadine Shelly of Canada is a poet whose first book, Barebacked With Rain was published by Exile Editions.