Issue #4—Fall 1989
Poetry
- October Song by Kim Carey
- Horseweeds by Helen N. Weekes
- Ugly by Tom Bisker
- The Precisest Most Apt Metaphor by Jonathan Levant
- She Said I Gave My Feather Boa to the Salvation Army by Lyn Lifshin
- The Country Mouse by Mike Hosier
- Elephants by John T. Harris
- Carmen Goes Home Late by Gay Brewer
- Girl by Gay Brewer
- The Magic House by Stephen M. Richmond
- Measuring Light by George Myers Jr.
- Driftwood II by Glenn R. Miller
- Three of a Loving Pair by Scott Stalnaker
- Situations for Everyone by Todd A. Fry
- The Old Ones Speak by Denise Thomas
- To My Friend Who Disappeared by Denise Thomas
- On a New Mexico Mountain by Denise Thomas
- The Great War by David Brion McCoy
- Banks of the Seine at Argenteuil by David Brion McCoy
- A Saint: Two Views by Fr. Benedict Auer
- Afterrain by Fr. Benedict Auer
- Dying in Parenthesis by Wendy Winn
- Words by Wendy Winn
- Air on a Quote by Malcolm Lowry by Gregg Fry
- Room for Rent and Time to Kill by Gregg Fry
- August by SW Bliss
Fiction
- Wo-Wo-Wo Feelings by Mike Hosier
- Ghosts by Todd A. Fry
- The Heartburn’s Story by Gregg Fry
Nonfiction
- A Lesson for the 90s and Beyond by William J. Vernon
- A Story about The Story Company by Kimberly A. Willardson
Art and Photography
- Two Winds by Kim Carey
- Leaf Dance by Kim Carey
- Haystack Rock, Oregon by Roger Willardson
- Manhattan Mirror by Christine Dimengo
- Sun and Shadow by Kim Carey
ISSN: 1044–615X. All rights reserved. ©1989.
SKU: tvbr.1044-615X-004
