Volume 1, No. 3

Editorial Notes Credits/Bios Feature: Way Out: A Poem in Discord, by Gregory Corso Gregory Corso, 1930-2001: A Special Tribute Essays: Hammond Guthrie's "Carmen McRae in the Rain" Talan Memmott's "CD for Derrida: A Book/Ends Report" Eco-Watch: From Nanao or Never, environmental cases by Steve Brooks & Gary Lawless Excerpt from Narrow Road to the Deep North, by Katherine McNamara Reviews: Adrien Begrand, on Eliot Katz's Unlocking the Exits Ronnie Burk on Darlene Fife's Portraits from Memory: New Orleans in the Sixties Renaissance: "A Literary History of the San Andreas Fault: Bolinas Section" by Kevin Opstedal Road: Excerpts from The Paris Journals, by Michael Rothenberg Politics: Mary Sands's "Dance of the Coyote: The Weirdness of Coyote Killing" (contributing author, Nancy Zierenberg) The Path: Gary Lawless—three poems from Caribouddhism Tea-Party: Mike Topp's funnies Art from Yacine Hachani's Walking in Balance Fiction: Andrew Gallix's "Sweet Fanny Adams" Michael Largo's "Heirlooms" John Sokol's one-act play "Words" Poetry: Keith Abbott, Lawrence Carradini, Renée Gregorio, Paola Igliori, Linda Lerner, Claudine Moreau, Daniel Nester, Pat Nolan, Ambar Past & John Oliver Simon, Maureen Owen, Sambarta Rakshit, Steven Stewart, Michael Sowl, Shirley Walker, Ron Whitehead, Jordan Zinovich   About linked verse Links Archives Submissions Contact

Tributes to Gregory Corso: John Aiello, Eugene Anthony Barbieri, Adrien Begrand, Ronnie Burk, Lawrence Carradini, Ira Cohen, Steve Dalachinsky, Paul Grillo, Hammond Guthrie, Louise Landes Levi, Michael McClure, Mary Sands, skye, Laki Vazakas, Roberto Valenza Art Ira Cohen: Photographs of Gregory Corso Paul Grillo: Collage artist throughout magazine; photographs on his tribute page Yacine Hachani: Art in Tea-Party Mike Sentance: Flash animation on Editorial The coyotes are quiet tonight: No eyes gleam from behind A screen of willow-brush and live oak. And yet I hear their laughter— Coyotes laughing at the moon. -Bill Hotchkiss (from "May Midnight") Note: This site is best viewed in a screen resolution of 800 x 600. At a different resolution, the background border might duplicate. Also, all pages should be viewed in a maximized browser window.