Spring 1993

Volume 69/2

Sarah Hardison O’Connor’s “Exiled: A Memoir of O. B. Hardison, Jr.” Henry Taylor’s “A Few Lessons From Horses” David T. Gies’s “Spain 1992: Notes From A Survivor” Louis D. Rubin’s “The Left-Handed Glove (A Memory)” Stories by Sarah Hardison O’Connor, Henry Taylor, David T. Gies, and Louis D. Rubin Poetry by John McKernan, Marianne Boruch, Dabney Stuart, and William Stafford

Spring 1993

Volume 69, Number 2

Print: $10.00

Criticism

CRITICISM / ISSUE: Spring 1993

A Man’s Man

By Janice Carlisle

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Bloomsbury

By Paul Roazen

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I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead

By Michael Kelsay

/ ISSUE: Spring 1993

The Sky

By William Stafford

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The Bard From Wales

By Richard Jones

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Sunday Afternoon

By John McKernan

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December Dawn

By Floyd Skloot

/ ISSUE: Spring 1993

The Significance of Birds

By John Alspaugh

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Terminology

By John McKernan

/ ISSUE: Spring 1993

Delius & Fenby

By Floyd Skloot

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Exiled: A Memoir of O. B. Hardison, Jr.

By Sarah Hardison O'Connor

/ ISSUE: Spring 1993

Falls

By J. C. Todd

/ ISSUE: Spring 1993

Happiness

By Ann Harleman

/ ISSUE: Spring 1993

Sad Cabin

By Audrey Bohanan

/ ISSUE: Spring 1993

A Few Lessons From Horses

By Henry Taylor

/ ISSUE: Spring 1993

Little Read Reading Habits

By Bruce Kijewski

/ ISSUE: Spring 1993

Spain 1992: Notes From A Survivor

By David T. Gies

/ ISSUE: Spring 1993

The Kingdom

By Marianne Boruch

/ ISSUE: Spring 1993

The Green Room, Spring 1993

By Staige D. Blackford

/ ISSUE: Spring 1993

Cooking

By Carol Ascher

/ ISSUE: Spring 1993

Then

By Marianne Boruch

/ ISSUE: Spring 1993

Notes on Current Books, Spring 1993

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The Left-Handed Glove (A Memory)

By Louis D. Rubin

/ ISSUE: Spring 1993

His Granddaughter Arrives

By Dabney Stuart

/ ISSUE: Spring 1993

The Road to Olympism

By Hugh Murray

/ ISSUE: Spring 1993

The Green Grass of Home

By Russell Fraser

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Reprint, Spring 1993

/ ISSUE: Spring 1993

“A Book to Enjoy”

By Walter Harding

/ ISSUE: Spring 1993

The Face Beneath the Window: One Man’s View of Abortion

By Leonard Kriegel

/ ISSUE: Spring 1993

Living Statues

By William Stafford

Contributor Profiles

Henry Taylor

Henry Taylor is the author of five volumes of poetry, including the Pulitzer Prize–winning The Flying Change, and a collection of essays on contemporary poetry entitled Compulsory Figures. Since his retirement as professor of literature and codirector of the MFA Program in Creative Writing at American University, he lives in Bethesda, Maryland, when not traveling the country in his motor home.

Michael Kelsay