Summer 1973
Summer 1973
The Summer 1973 issue of Ploughshares, guest-edited by James Randall. Ploughshares, a journal of new writing, is guest-edited serially by prominent writers who explore different personal visions, aesthetics, and literary circles.
The final issue of Ploughshares' first year in print was guest edited by celebrated poet Thomas Lux (Child Made of Sand, God Particles). Showcasing work from previous and future Ploughshares guest editors, including Andre Dubus, Bill Knott, Fanny Howe, James Randall, and founder DeWitt Henry, this classic issue showcases the early literary voices of editors who would guide Ploughshares' artistic direction in future years.
Fiction
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Teeth
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Corporal of Artillery
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Harpoons
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Marvin Gardens' Revenge
Art
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A Portfolio
Poetry
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"I am tired of being the child..."
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The Only Go-Go Girl in Las Vegas
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Muzmahil Treating the Sorcerers
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Love Song of Rasheed the Mad Cap
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The Fingers of the Week
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Poem
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Found Poems
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My Three Babies
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Nine Country Poems
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Ghost in a Field of Mint
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Time to Remember Sangster
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In June
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The Poem of Disintegration
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Sunset and Noon: Marjory P.
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Breeze Nomadly Coupling/Summer Sounds/Precision Insect Chomping
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Rigor Vitus
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Wind and Soup
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Slowing Down
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He Live With Bears
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The Alchemist
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Meanwhile Back at the Ranch
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Another Night in Rue Morgue
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Lincoln Inward
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House
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The Tablecloth Explanation
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On the London Train
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Found Poem
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Five Women
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Playboy
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Memories
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Moebius Strip