Fall 1971
Fall 1971
The inaugural issue of Ploughshares from Fall 1971, guest-edited by co-founder DeWitt Henry. Ploughshares, a journal of new writing, is guest-edited serially by prominent writers who explore different personal visions, aesthetics, and literary circles.
See where it all began! This is the first issue of Ploughshares ever published. Edited by the magazine's co-founder, DeWitt Henry, the issue features work from a number of accomplished writers, including Ted Berrigan, Tom Lux, David Gullette, Anne Waldman, and many others who would continue to have relationships with the magazine over the years.
Fiction
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The Green Raft
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Ballgame
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Gloria Gloria
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Getting It in the Salt City
Nonfiction
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Journal Excerpts
Art
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The Moral of the Double Bubble
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Sketch of David Ignatow
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A Portfolio
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Illustration
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The Moral of the Double Bubble
Poetry
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Afternoon Tea
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Rather Curious Than in Haste
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A Surge of Passion
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Images
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Contributor's Note
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Anthropitis
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Stage Directions
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Going to Chicago
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First Glimpse Out the Window in the Morning
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Monday, Monday
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"the total length of"
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Out of Work
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My Uncle
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Linwood Place in Snow 2/9/69 2-2:15 pm
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The Haitian Campaign
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Waking in the Grass After Dark
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A Ten-Minute Walk
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Balto Md 9 Aug 1968: In Memoriam Robert Lincoln Gullette
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Fiesta
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Study Aids
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Oreana
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Vacations
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Death Dreams
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Energy
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Crossing Tuscany
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The Cave or The Mine
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Ten Notes to M--
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Sand
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"they just started"
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Poem on a Surface
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The Flight
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Photos From the Family Album
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Upon Going Into Prison
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In the Endless
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From the Notes of Keats Before Writing the "Ode to a Nightingale"
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'it's lonely in here'
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"we ate all the whales"
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Archeological Dig, Wailing Wall Jerusalem
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Old French Fables
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Settlers
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Mahler
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Amanita Muscaria
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Sophisticated Poem
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Vast Love
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Vietnamese Girl
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Chill Amerika