Portland Review Spring 2017
Series: Portland Review, 69
Publisher: Portland Review
Published: 2017-05-24
Language: eng
Format: paperback
Number of pages: 200
ISBN-13: 9780997461718
Description: Portland Review celebrates its relaunch in Portland State University's English Department. The Spring 2017 issue features work by major contemporary writers such as Martha Grover, Joanna Klink, Margaret Malone, Kevin Sampsell, Ed Skoog, Alexis Smith, and Matthew Zapruder, as well as an interview with Ursula K. Le Guin and work by emerging authors.
Table of contents: title: E.H. Brogan, “They Look Like Branches in the Grass”; title: Hilary Collins, “Theft”; title: Lynn Domina, “Northern Michigan, Late Afternoon, Early September”; title: Daniel Elder, “Male Bonding”; title: Bobby Eversmann, “Kristin and Her Brother, Shitboy”; title: Jennifer Firestone, “Four Poems from Ten“; title: Eliza Frakes, “Frittatas”; title: Martha Grover, “Morning Pills”; title: Mary Haidri, “Wetland”; title: Santi Elijah Holley, “The Process”; title: Maurice Irvin, “Scrape”; title: Sara Kachelman, “Scenes from Our Lives Together”; title: Mehdi M. Kashani, “Heavenly Nourishment”; title: Joanna Klink, “For Murray”; title: Shayla Lawson, “Pantalone – That Old Slacks”; title: Shayla Lawson, “Ruga Degli Orefici – A Wrinkle of Fool’s Gold”; title: Margaret Malone, “We Jump Tomorrow”; title: Lynn Mundell, “The Ghosts of Western Women”; title: David Naimon, “Interview with Ursula K. Le Guin”; title: Bill Neumire, “Water Cycles #32: The Roles, My Love”; title: Melissa Ostrom, “Taking Care”; title: Elizabeth Pickard, “Take”; title: Jan Priddy, “Pododesmus Macrochisma: Metaphor for Girls”; title: Alex Prince (artist): “Home Life”, “When I Land”, “It’s Rare”, “When Worlds Collide”, “Like a Woman”, “Franks and Beans and Dreams”, “Any Way You Slice It”, “Everything You Need”, “Ya Better Take Whatcha Get”, “Well You Missed One Heckuva Party”, “Saturday Mornings”, “Eat Clean”, “The Dream:; title: Erik Raschke, “Winch”; title: Paige Riehl, “Instant Message to Germany”; title: Kevin Sampsell, “The Soul Singer”; title: Philip Schaefer, “Year Six”; title: Ed Skoog, “Ed Skoog’s New Year Toast”; title: Ed Skoog, “Swim Lesson, East Portland Community Center”; title: Alexis M. Smith, “Himalayan Blackberries”; title: Erin Swan, “Impossible Things”; title: John Sibley Williams, “Untitled {Boatbuilding}”; title: Melanie Tague, “RP 2 Box 141 VIII”; title: Melanie Tague, “RP 2 Box 141 X”; title: Eric G. Wilson, “Godzilla”; title: Matthew Zapruder, “Those Voices”