num_pages: 184
description: Fiction International is the only literary journal in the United States emphasizing formal innovation and progressive politics. Our thematic issues feature controversial fiction, nonfiction, indeterminate prose, and visuals by leading writers and artists from around the world.Contents of issue #23: Rodolfo Hinostroza / The Benefactor (translated by Alita Kelley) Robert Appelbaum / Morte d'auteur Jonathan Baumbach / Violence &amp; Eros Elizabeth Hay / Back to Yellowknife Trace Earl Reddell / transcan full of fishheads Larry Fondation / Blood Relations Elizabeth Cook / Phallacies Najah Al Tikriti/Abdullah Al Maaini / A Textual Experience: One Rose, Two Roses, Th . . . By an impossible sap, a mysterious fluid, evasive voids, a shrouded sun under a sobbing wrap, sleeping pills, Abdullah Al Maaini, etc. . Kenneth Bernard / Prolegomena Michael Keever / from Passing Off (as told to and translated by Sotiris Evangelakis) Mark Amerika / Amerika at War: The Mini-series Wendy Walker / Swan Hunger Lynn Luria-Sukenick / Shore Dinner: An Invention for Tape and Invention Mike Mee / Narrative/Dialogue/Voice: December, August July, 1969 Jim Miller / City of Angels D. E. Steward / Augusto Reviews Harold Brodkey, The Runaway Soul, reviewed by Harold Jaffe Art (Visual Art Against War) Ken Bryan / word sculptures Jaune Quick-To-See Smith /Paper Dolls For a Post-Columbian World With Ensembles Contributed by the U. S. Government Christer Themptander / three photomontages J. D. Crowe / Iraqnophobia
language: English
title: Fiction International 23: Visual Art Against War
titlecomplete: Fiction International 23: Visual Art Against War
publisher: San Diego State University