num_pages: 188
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 #31:Harold Jaffe / “Introduction: Terror[isms]”Tim Blunk / “for comrades who ask: ‘what is to be done?’”Standing Deer / “Rehabilitation Marion Style”Claire Tristram / “Somewhere I Have Never Traveled”Ira Lapidus / Photograph®TM / “A System For Change”Jaan Karl Lamaan / “From a Statement in Court”Bart Plantenga / “Tyrants in Our Iron Skies!”Heather Reyes / “Terrible Tales of Time and Tide”Ray Luc Levasseur / “Trouble Coming Every Day: ADX, The First Year”Kelly Mayhew / “Discussion with Jane Gallop: Feminist Accused of Sexual Harassment”Ira Lapidus / PhotographDavid Haven Blake/ “11 Games for the End of the 20th Century”Paul Magno / “Acts XIX: A Contemporary Account”Brenda Webster / Edith Bruck’s Story of Her Deportation to Auschwitz (from Chi Ti Ama Cosi)Regina P. Krummel / “Rikers Island”David C. Hill / “Excerpt from a Letter”Joe Valencia / “Pacific”Said Shirazi / “The Hit”Ethel Schwabacher / “Eldridge Cleaver”Michael Fontana / “Tea”Nigel Hazeldine / “In the Beginning”Peter Spielberg / “Vanishing”D.E. Steward / “Octombre”Fabio Doctorovich / ImageToby Olson / “Larry” (from Tampico)Harry Polkinhorn / “Terror Language”Lidia Yuknavitch / “Blood Opus”Rappel / “Terrorism: An Introspection”Tom LeClair / “Relocation” (from Well-Founded Fear)Clemente Padín / Two ImagesCris Mazza / “Protected by Nothing”Kenneth Bernard / “Travel Guide”Steve Tomasula / “Glock”Scott D. Pomfret / “The Refusal”Donald Anderson / “Endnotes”
language: English
title: Fiction International 31: Terror[isms]
titlecomplete: Fiction International 31: Terror[isms]
ratings_count: 1
publisher: San Diego State University