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Issue 47

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Fiction

Lydia Millet, "Chomsky, Rodents"
Barry Yourgrau, "Ocean"
Stefan De La Garza, "How High Deer Jump Son"
Deb Olin Unferth, "37 Seconds"
Jonas Williams, Contest Winner, "Register Please"

Poetry

Timothy Donnelly, "The New Hymns," "Chivas Regal," "To His Own Device"
Cyrus Console, "from The Ophany"
Kathy Nilsson, "Hotel Windamere, Darjeeling, 1978," "Autobiography," "Museum"
Gary Snyder, "The Goosenecks of the San Juan," "The Dancer is a Weaver"
Matthew Nienow, "A String Theory," "From the Bird's Heart"
Haines Easton, "Night Swim"
James Crews, "Catch," "Palamino"
Paul Nemser, "Headstand in the Rain"
William Logan, "Atlantic Ocean. Winter. 1954.," "Siringo in the Appalachians"
Benjamin Landry, Contest Winner, "We Contemplate Having a Child"

Nonfiction

Elizabeth Wurtzel, "The Pop Culture Clause"
Justin Taylor, "No Names"
John H. Richardson, "Death of a Small-Timer"
Joshua Clover, "Neoliberal Orbital"
Peter Graham, "Feeding the Tiger"
Dawn Marie Knopf, Interview: "Michael Ondaatje: from Archives to Page"
Brandon R. Schrand, "Growing Up Superfund"
Mark Greif, Heidi Julavits, and Justin Taylor in a Panel Discussion: "Genre Ghettos and Writers of Greatish, Literaryish Fiction"
Deborah Milstein, Contest Winner, "Losing Brooklyn"

Art

Hadeel Alubaidy, "Ramadan Mosque in Al-Andalus Square in Baghdad"
Erin Fetherman, "Untitled," "Untitled," "Untitled," "Untitled"
Jonathan Fegler, "Ornate Mosque"
Rabih Helou, "Arrival Schedule Untouched from Day of Attacks," "Free Gas from Nomogas," "The Guard on the Left was the First Hostage Killed in April of 2004. He Was Caught on the Road to Jordan."
Marcel Rachad, "Above the Airport, Ninety Degree Landing," "US Army & Iraqis," "Saddam Billboard at Abu Ghraib," "Saddam's Son's Car," "Bombed-Out Palace Near CPA," "Abu Ghraib Cellhouse"
Tina Rashad, "Al-Khulifa Mosque 9.16.03," Airline Shot," "Untitled"

Pick up your copy of Issue 47 now!



Issue 47 is out now! Featuring new work from Lydia Millet, Gary Snyder, and Elizabeth Wurtzel, plus an interview with Michael Ondaatje. Look for it in your local bookstore or order a copy online.

Joshua Clover explores the convergence of music, culture and history in his new book, 1989: Bob Dylan Didn’t Have This to Sing About. Pick up Issue 47 for an excerpt on Acid House.