River Styx 52 (1998)

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Authors:Donna Biffar Anthony Di Renzo Jeff Callahan Trent Busch Bruce Craven Martha Collins Atar Hadari Donald Finkel Chris Johnson Mary Crockett Hill Mia Leonin Jarret Keene Jack Martin Joanne Lowery Marilene Phipps Leslie Adrienne Miller Kevin Prufer Ricardo Pau-Llosa Catherine Ryan Hyde Joshua Braff
Creators:Carol Ross Curtis Judge Arthur Frost John Slaughter Deborah Luster Cary Horton Richard Newman interviews Li-Young Lee Richard Newman Senior Editor Quincy Troupe Senior Editor Michael Castro Managing Editor Carrie Robb Art Editor John Hilgert Art Editor Christine Shmigel Stacy Tintocalis Associate Editors Barbara Van Vorden Chris Hayden, Cary Horton, Jane Ellen Ibur, Catherine Rankovic Contributing Editors Bob Boyd Carcy Holtgave Editorial Assistants Matthew Berliant Katy Auffenberg, Dorothea Lasky, Kate Nuernberger, Rose Osborne, Jason Stumpf Interns Jesse Abramowitz
Publisher:Big River Association
Category:Book

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Language:English (Published)
Media:Paperback
Edition:1
Pages:106
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Dimensions (in):9 x 6 x 0.4
Publication Date:1998

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Difficult to locate back issue of River Styx. River Styx is in its 38th year of publishing a journal of poetry, prose, interviews and fine arts. Included in this issue are the following, Essay, Anthony Di Renzo. Poetry, Donna Biffar, Trent Busch, Jeff Callahan, Martha Collins, Bruce Craven, Donald Finkel, Atar Hadari, Mary Crockett Hill, Chris Johnson, Jarret Keene, Mia Leonin, Joanne Lowery, Jack Martin, Leslie Adrienne Miller, Marilene Phipps, Ricardo Pau-Llosa, Kevin Prufer. Fiction, Joshua Braff, Catherine Ryan Hyde. Interview, Richard Newman interviews Li-Young Lee. Ar,: Cary Horton, Curtis Judge, Deborah Luster, Carol Ross, John Slaughter.

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