Volume 1, No. 4

Editorial Notes Letters to the Editor Credits/Bios Features -Angus MacLise's The Subliminal Report -Big Sur Marathon Reading, by Jason Eisenberg, S.A. Griffin, and James Stauffer; photos by Casey Cyr, Chris Oller, and George Wallace Eco-Watch -Hammond Guthrie: The Endangered Species Restaurant -Jerry Martien: excerpts from Pieces in Place -Susan Smith Nash: excerpts from Fly-Over States of Mind -Laurie Stone: "Brief Tango with Wildlife" Essays -William Slaughter's "Caught in the Act: Reading Ishmael Reed's Beware: Do Not Read This Poem" -Mark Spitzer's transcript of an Ed Dorn rant Fiction/Nonfiction -Excerpt from Peter Coyote's Sleeping Where I Fall; Chapter 18, "Full Bloom" -Valery Oisteanu's "The Dwarf of Uxmal" -Mary Sands, excerpt from Honor Rock Path -Michael Rothenberg (Path of Love): Jungian Quartet Poetry John Aiello, James Brook, Ray Clark Dickson, Ronnie Donn, Claudia K. Grinnell, Hammond Guthrie, Noah Hoffenberg, Tony Hoffman, John Roche, Jayne Lyn Stahl, Jeff Swanson, Joel Weishaus Politics -Andrei Codrescu's "A Little Ode to Kansas City" -Tony Trigilio: Poems Renaissance -Laguna Beach - Hollywood Transition, by Hammond Guthrie -Queen of Bohemia: Interview with Philomene Long Reviews -Adrien Begrand, on Recollections of My Life as a Woman, by Diane di Prima -Jesse Glass, "The Return of David Gitin" -Mary Sands, on In Search of Captain Zero, by Allan Weisbecker Road -Murat Nemet-Nejat's "Notes on a Turkish Trip: the Sights and Colors of Turkey" -RhondaK's Love Clichés: The Road Trip Tea-Party -Dan Barth's Elbo Poems and Epigrams -Richard Kostelanetz's Material World (excerpts from 1001 Ballets) Links Archives Submissions Contact

Editors: Mary Sands and Michael Rothenberg Guest Editor: Hammond Guthrie Dee Rimbaud, from Glasgow, is the featured artist in this issue of JACK Magazine. His collage art appears throughout the magazine. Casey Cyr, Chris Oller, and George Wallace contributed photographs from the Big Sur Marathon Reading. Anita Savary is the collage artist for Jungian Quartet                                  O Muse! I don't dare summon you All I ask is that I might come to you Only to see you, only to look                at your face If you're too mad or too busy for a talk            I'll go home soon. -Philip Whalen excerpt, 17:vi:63 Overtime Note: This site is best viewed in a screen resolution of 800 x 600. At a different resolution, the background border might duplicate. All pages should be viewed in a maximized browser window. All works herein are copyrighted by their respective authors and artists. No work may be reprinted, reproduced, distributed, or copied without written permissions from the owner.