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Articles in Spring 1995 issue of Literary Review

• A father's heart
  by Ellen Cooney
• Lantern procession from the Christkindlesmarkt
  by Leonard Neufeldt
• Chrome yellow
  by Stanley Marcus
• The refugee
  by Barbara Unger
• Autumn
  by Sandor Csoori
• Snowfall in Boston
  by Otto Orban
• Something happens
  by Jean Colburn
• Manneken
  by Christian A. Abouzeid
• Real time
  by Anthony Sobin
• Can you still hear it?
  by Sandor Csoori
• A letter to Kavafy
  by Josip Osti
• Exotic nights at the Savoy, or a footnote to the history of British imperialism
  by Deborah Pope
• Pythia
  by Gloria Gervitz
• On hearing of my cousin Tom's death
  by Gary Short
• Among the ferns of Finland
  by Sandor Csoori
• All Soul's Day
  by Krzystof Lisowski
• Mirage por Arturo
  by Sophie Dominik Echeverria
• Bull thistles
  by Stephen C. Behrendt
• Literature and politics in today's Hungary: Sandor Csoori in the populist-urbanite debate
  by Ervin C. Brody
• Genre to the rear, race and gender to the fore: the novels of Octavia E. Butler
  by Burton Raffel
• "A bridge of understanding": new offerings from Papier-Mache Press
  by Jill Kushner
• Two
  by Jim Sanford
• i is the square root of -1
  by Robert Brown
• Homage to Ray Bradbury
  by Harold Witt
• Wind
  by Martha A. Baskin
• I lock myself in
  by Sandor Csoori