Journal Issue
Quartet for my Lover on a Sentimental by Patricia Eakins sets the first measure of the issue. From there, A Railroad Train Made of Flowers and Randy's Dominance Theory widen its range of voices and approaches. The issue gains its character from the way those different voices sit beside one another. Its mix of writing and images shapes the reading experience: literary sequences are interrupted by 2 visual portfolios, while prose and verse move at different speeds across the issue rather than being isolated in separate magazines. Longer groupings and single-page pieces alternate, so the issue’s shape comes from duration and interruption as much as from any common theme.
Contributors
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- Quartet for my Lover on a Sentimental — Patricia Eakins [Contribution, p. 1]
- A Railroad Train Made of Flowers — Jerry Oleaf [Contribution, p. 3]
- Randy's Dominance Theory — Rachel Michaud [Contribution, p. 5]
- The Midget Pope — Robert Kinerk [Contribution, p. 8]
- The Earth Darkens, And Yet — Greg Kuzma [Contribution, p. 16]
- Visiting Rites — William Talcott [Contribution, p. 20]
- Photographs — Richard Hasher [Artwork, p. 22]
- Dear Editor — Rod Bradley [Contribution, p. 30]
- From the Famous Poet's School — Steven Utley [Contribution, p. 31]
- Members of the Guard — Patrick Leahy [Contribution, p. 32]
- To Pregnancy — James Ragan [Contribution, p. 44]
- Photographs: Vanishing Los Angeles — Bruce Boehner [Artwork, p. 48]
- Los Angeles 1974 — Kate Ellen Braverman [Contribution, p. 57]
- Area Code 213 — Lawrence P. Spingarn [Contribution, p. 60]
- Horse — Joseph Hansen [Contribution, p. 63]
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*Bachy*, no. 6, 1975. Text/Tech Journals, reader’s edition.