num_pages: 199
description: This edition of Fiction International features writing and art from Argentina, Quebec, Brazil, China and Iran. Its focus is third world women writers.Contents of issue #19.1:fiction Kay Murphy / The Breakdown of Consciousness in a Latent Adolescent: The Phenomenology of a Subjective Study Leslie Anice Barnett / Math T. L. Toma / Nine Novels Murdered Young Darlene Moore / Sex Sounds at a Distance Richard Kostelanetz / Epiphanies Barbara Henning / Detour Juan Felipe Herrera / Poetic Report on Servants: Toward A Model for Urban Hispaniks USA; San Francisco De Así focus: [Third World] Women's Writing Darlene J. Sadlier / Making the Difference: Brazilian Women Writing Lya Luft / The Left Wing of the Angel Maggie Humm / "an experimental collage, an adventurous college" Feminism in Brazil Ester Gimbernat de González / The Eloquence of Silence: Argentine Women Authors after the "Proceso" Georgiana M. M. Colvile / Mapping New Narratives: Contemporary Directions in Quebec Women's Fiction Barbara Bennett Peterson and He Hong Fei / Contemporary Chinese Women Writers Wang Meng / A Case of Eloquence; Helping Each Other; A Man Upholding Unity Fred Moramarco / Poem Found in a Letter of Application to Graduate School from Beijing (after Tienanmen Square Massacre) Dionisio D. Martínez / Sundays in Lima Susan Daitch / X ? Y Michael Krekorian / Telemorphology Gene Wolfe / Alphabet Robert Gregory / Fairy Tale Derek Pell / Query of Venus: A Rhetorical Text for Anais Nin Jürg Laederach / Alcowyn Hotel, Massachusetts Rivanne Sandier / Writers and Censorship in Iran: 1960s-1970s Michael Morrissey / Jack Kerouac Sat Down beside the Wanganui River and Wept Mark Amerika / BIG ARTIST MAN / Channeling Vision Raymond Federman / Samuel Beckett, The Gift of Words reviews Peter Brooker / Line Break: Poetry As Social Practice, by James Scully Harry Polkinhorn / Word Cultures: Radical Theory and Practice in William S. Burroughs' Fiction, by Robin Lydenberg art Norman Conquest Rupert García Emma Amos Christer Themptander Front Cover Rupert García, "Political Prisoner" courtesy Museum of American Art, Smithsonian Institution, gift of the artist. Inside Front Cover Maggie Jaffe, U. S. Political prisoners
language: English
title: Fiction International 19.1: Third World Women Writers
titlecomplete: Fiction International 19.1: Third World Women Writers
publisher: San Diego State University