Spring 1989
Spring 1989
The Spring 1989 issue of Ploughshares, guest-edited by Maura Stanton. Ploughshares, a journal of new writing, is guest-edited serially by prominent writers who explore different personal visions, aesthetics, and literary circles.
Introduction
Fiction
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Goodwill
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Donald Ross is Dying
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Affection
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Four of the Times My Sister Cried
Poetry
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After A Day In the Country
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Growing Up on the Lively Art of Painting
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Dead Air
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Indirect Objects
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The Shimmer of Influence
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San Francisco Modern Language Convention
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Reply to the Goslar Letter
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The Grave
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October
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Sicilian Sestet at Etna
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The Flying Garcias
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Hot Springs
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The Gate
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Dance of the Letters
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See How We Are
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The Star Ledger
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Hospice
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Jeanne
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Bronx Bombers
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A Flier
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Halloween, The Fifties
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Blackberries
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Temples of Smoke
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Little Elegy for Gay
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Listening
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At the Wayne County Courthouse
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Big Red Fish
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Havana Birth
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The Viewer
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Reading Late
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Gulf
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Killing Flies in Georgia
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A Burglary
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The Daughter's Brooch
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Mask Making
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Revision
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The Scab
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The Watermelons
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The Sleeping Dog
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What I Know about the Eye
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Portraits
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Tomorrow, Today
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Lost Constellations
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Poetry Makes Nothing Happen
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Stay
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Uncle Alice
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My Brother, Betting on Ray's Hope
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And There Is Many a Good Thing
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Skip Tracers
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Kern County
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Saturday Morning
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Ornamental Agony of December
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Double Exposures
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The Recent Work
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A Bouquet on the Third Day
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The Afterlife