Number 1 :: Summer 1970
- Front matter
- Jack Kerouac’s Last Years:
An Interview with Robert Boles – Joe David Bellamy - During A Language Lesson: for Karen – Miller Williams
- To Understand – Miller Williams
- In Your Own Words Without Lying
Tell Something of Your Background
With Particular Attention to Anything
Relating to the Position for Which You Are
Applying: Press Down – Miller Williams - Side Show – Miller Williams
- Seminar – David Ray
- An Aria in winter – David Ray
- A Ladies’ Man – A. J. Lofquist
- Julie – Charles Lillard
- The Sun on White Buildings – Thomas Felton
- A Wish – C. M. Buckaway
- The Call of Youth – C. M. Buckaway
- Mrs. Bowles’ Lover – William Joyce
- Comfortable with Creation . . . .
Said Saint Paul . . . on the Fourth Sunday – Grace Cavalieri - [untitled] – Duane Locke
- [untitled] – Duane Locke
- Sunday Afternoon Drive, Late October – Marion Montgomery
- Venture – Alice Lotvin
- At the English Cemetery – Alice Lotvin
- Autumn Day – Laurence Eldredge
- Carrying Flowers – Bernard Kaplan
- A Child’s Lines – Sheila B. Nickerson
- To Francesca,
Wanting to Leave Domestic Service – Sheila B. Nickerson - Lines for Raymond Roseliep – W. E. Ryan
- The Innards – Coleman Barks
- From a Cycle for Chinese Pottery – Philip Dacey
- Major-Portia – Wells Teague
- Notes on Contributors
- End matter
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