Issue #5—Spring 1990
Poetry
- Somnambulist Poet by B.Z. Niditch
- Playing Boston by B.Z. Niditch
- East of the Red River by Errol Miller
- In Brisbane, We Were Still Country Stock by John Grey
- Baptist in Vietnam by John Grey
- Cornerstone by Garrett Barber
- Praying to a Purple God by Ronald Edward Kittell
- Working Up a Sweat by Ronald Edward Kittell
- Tampa Slums, July 1989 by Duane Locke
- Remnants by James L. Wilson
- Tone Poem by Martha M. Vertreace
- Reminder Enough by Steve Jackson
- From The Log of the Vigilante: 0200 and 0400 by Herbert Woodward Martin
- Sometimes When It Rains by Timothy Spraggins
- The Kiss by Timothy Spraggins
- Venus de Milo by Lennie Irvin
- The Day after Thanksgiving on the Brooklyn Promenade by Kevin Thaddeus Paulson
- Sleet by Laura Albrecht
- A Song after Her by Laura Albrecht
- Political Values in an Endless Universe by Mike Hosier
- The Missy May Hopnoodle Saga by Kim Carey
Fiction
- Loose Stones by Laura E. Lehner
- Silly Simpatico by Mike Hosier
Nonfiction
- The Female “Hero” in Victorian Literature by Thomas Whissen
Art and Photography
- Untitled by Gregg Fry
- Untitled by Gregg Fry
- Last Dance by Cathy Ackerman Fry
- Photographs by Theresa Nowak
- Mad Money by Gregg Fry
ISSN: 1044–615X. All rights reserved. ©1990.
