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We have even included some excerpts for you to check out. As you read through the Table of Contents, click on the gold links to catch a glimpse of what this issue holds for you. FICTION
Tom Barbash THE BREAKThey kissed hungrily, illicitly, like adulterers in a bad movie when they've sneaked from the dinner party into the kitchen. Matthew Vollmer TWO WOMENShe wondered if, given the right circumstances, in self-defense maybe, she could kill her. Lynn Freed THE FIRST RULE OF HAPPINESSIt was one of the reasons Antonia didn't mix him with her friends anymore. She could keep her friends, he said, they were bloody awful, the whole bang shoot of them. Terese Svoboda LAST NIGHTIs the future a kind of black hole? my son asks, with his voice growing quiet near the end as if someone's grading him· John McManus ON THE COAST HIGHWAYFor six months I picked up bodies, he said. When the battles were over we burned them in a heap. FEATURE
Jo Ann BeardUNDERTAKER, PLEASE DRIVE SLOWThe story of Cheri Trembe, Dr. Jack Kervorkian's seventy-second patient. SUMMER LITERARY SEMINAR WINNERS
Fiction: Liz PhangTHE GLASS WALKWAYPoetry: Heather Hartley ELEGY IN INDIA INKPOETRY
Karl KirchweyIN HIS VATICAN APARTMENTS, THE HOLY FATHER LEARNS THAT ROME HAS WON THE FINAL MONTVERDIDiane Ackerman THE UNBEGUILINGCharlie Smith THE WILDERNESS SOLITUDEJoel Brouwer CHILDHOOD DIAGNOSISA. Loudermilk BUCKSHOT THE SMALLEST WOMAN IN THE WORLD WHO ONCE POSED ON THE LAP OF THE RICEST MAN IN AMERICA CONSIDERS THE BAD DREAMS OF THE TALLEST MAN WHO EVER LIVEDCelia Gilbert COMPACTINTERVIEW
Leslie Wootten Interview's a Tin House favorite, Ron CarlsonLOST & FOUND
Andres Dubus II on The Stories of Breece D' J Pancake.Alice Elliot Dark on Jane Bowles' story A Stick of Green Candy. Anna Keesey on Jean Stafford's The Mountain Lion. NEW VOICES
Fiction: Janet LeeBETTER THAN FRUITPoetry: Su Shi, translated by Jeffrey Yang THREE POEMS FROM EAST SLOPEEPISTLE
A written correspondence between Hayden Carruth and the late Jane Kenyon.BLITHE SPIRITS
Harriet Reisen on Margarita.A READABLE FEAST
Eugenia Bone on Wild Mushrooms.THE LAST WORD
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