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Articles in Summer 1999 issue of Literary Review

• Jane - Poem
  by T. Alan Broughton
• Something of a Hero: An Interview with Roddy Doyle - Interview
  by Karen Sbrockey
• Snapping Turtle - Poem
  by Jack Martin
• Grenade Horseshoes - Poem
  by Dc Berry
• Storyteller - Poem
  by T. Alan Broughton
• About Time - Poem
  by Hannah Stein
• The Experiment - Poem
  by Andrew Frisardi
• Two Selections from Holy Land - Poem
  by Alda Merini
• Calling Mary Megan - Poem
  by Robin Shectman
• Beatrice: The Sacrifice - Short Story
  by Rachel S. Klein
• Real Cities with Imaginary Prose About Them: An Interview with Thomas E. Kennedy - Interview
  by Susan Tekulve
• The Violation - Play
  by Silvio D'Amico
• And There the Angels of God Were Ascending - Poem
  by Eric Lemay
• Sun Go Down - Poem
  by Charles Munoz
• Ron The Poet/Lyricist. - Review - book reviews
  by Tom Hansen
• Language of the Self - Short Story
  by Luisa Villani
• Phases of the Moon - Poem
  by Ron De Maris
• Ghazal - Poem
  by Sybil Kollar
• A Step in the Dark. - Review - book reviews
  by Susan Atefat Peckham
• Wild Grapes - Poem
  by William Doreski
• The Blind Leading the Blind - Poem
  by Ron De Maris
• Mother Loved Me the Best - Poem
  by Kerri Brostrom
• Of Love and Other Demons. - Review - book reviews
  by Jonathan Handelman
• Snapshots - Short Story
  by Daphne Eva Kalotay
• Tending - Poem
  by Aliki Barnstone
• Sky Burial - Poem
  by Vida Chu
• New Jersey: October 1997 - Poem
  by Herb Coursen
• Honeydew in Season - Poem
  by Florence Weinberger
• Stories of the Hunt - Short Story
  by Alex Mindt
• Oxford … As It Were
  by Geoffrey Wagner
• Hotel by the Highway of All Saints - Poem
  by Michael Cadnum
• Oasis - Poem
  by Tom Hansen
• Making Instruments from Bird Skeletons - Poem
  by Stephen Frech
• On Trial in a Dream, He Is Asked, "Where Is the Island of Java?" - Poem
  by Philip Dacey
• Lament - Poem
  by Adriana Szymanska
• After Reading Some Favorites - Poem
  by Thomas Halloran
• Dedication - Poem
  by Alpay Ulku
• Still Wearing a Sizeable Hangover at Dusk, I Find Myself at a Marathon Station near Hyden, KY - Poem
  by Jeff Worley