num_pages: 217
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 #21: Jay Monath / A Clown's Story Jacques Servin / War Memorial World Beth Breznak / The Dishwasher K. C. Frederick / I Am the Other William E. H. Meyer, Jr. / The Sweetest Thing: A Real American Story David Thomson / Interiors Klaus Hoffer / On the Magnetic Mountain, A Fragment translated by Susan Bernofsky George Angel / The Music (Part 2) Hans Koning / The United States Steve Bergin / fragments from Special Report: a work in progress Steve Katz / Zion Matt Hughes / Though Give Terrever Shoshana T. Daniel / true stories of lunar war Philip Hughes / The Mark Don Webb / Pulptime Hal Ellson / Men of Nothing Lance Olsen / Egytidan Hyperspace, Although Thomas Glynn / Iziti reviews Harry Polkinhorn / Shadow Architecture at the Crossroads Annual, 19X, by Paul Zelevansky, and The Flood, by Stephen-Paul Martin Jim Sagel / Akrilica, by Juan Felipe Herrera art Ted Orland / Signs of the South: Crappie; A Three Inch Tongue; Revelation Countdown John Fekner / Toxic Junkie; Wheels over Indian Trails; Read; Homeless Juan Sanchez / From Rican/Structured Realities: Teach; Conditions; Naci Cover design by David Ouattrociocchi
language: English
title: Fiction International 21
titlecomplete: Fiction International 21
publisher: San Diego State University Press