The Kenyon Review
Subtitle: an international journal of literature, culture, and the arts
By: editor, David H. Lynn ; managing editor, Meg Galipault
Contributors: Harjo, Joy; Kenyon College
Edition: New series: vol. 28, no. 3 (Summer 2006).
Series: The Kenyon review -- v. 28, no. 3 (Summer 2006); Kenyon review -- v. 28, no. 3 (Summer 2006)
Publisher: Kenyon College
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Gambier, Ohio
Language: eng
Number of pages: 174
Subjects: American Short stories; American literature; Periodicals; American poetry
Table of contents: title: Fiction: Lowell and the rolling thunder/Philip F. Deaver; title: Snow blind/Bridget Bentz Sizer; title: A preference for native tongue/Don Lee; title: Twelve monthy devotions/M. Allen Cunningham ; Nonfiction: Katrina five ways/Randy Fertel; title: When language fails: an interview with Eamon Grennan/William Walsh ; Poetry: Breakfast with Thom Gunn/Randall Mann; title: Hymm to the favorite city/Ales Debeljak (translated by Andrew Zawacki and the author); title: The mill/Eugenio Montejo (translated by Kirk Nesset); title: The anatomy lesson of Dr. Tulp/Steven Gehrke; title: Bicameral; the burning of Madrid as seen from the terrace of my house/Linda Gregerson; title: Apples in state: two studies; love in the afternoon; woman smiling (1959); colours of a breast; mother/Barry Hill; title: Aristotle in the Middle Ages/Jay Parini; title: Letter to Lawson/Joy Harjo; title: Afternoon nap/Michael Pettit; title: In bits; night/Eamon Grennan ; Reviews: The casual reader/Andre Bernard; title: On the several home fronts: song among Magyar contemporaries, In quest of the "miracle stag": the poetry of Hungary, volume II edited by Adam Makkai, Forced march: selected poems by Miklos Radnoti, translated by George Gomori and Clive Wilmer/Emery George; title: Uncle Grisha was right, Brodsky: a personal memoir by Ludmila Shtern, From Russian with love: Joseph Brodsky in English by Daniel Weissbort/Cynthia L. Haven.