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149 contributors CONTRIBUTORS KATHARYN MACHAN AAL is the author of Where the Foxes Say Goodnight and The Racoon Book; currently she Uves in lrhaca, NY, where she is writing a dissertation on "The Writer as Performer" for the Department of Interpretation of Northwestern University. BARBARA ADAMS has four children and is as assistant professor at SUNY-Cobbleskill; she holds a Ph.D. from NYU and has pubUshed poetry in The Nation, Southern Poetry Review, Bellingham Review, and Modern Poetry Studies among others, and has pubUshed essays and reviews on Joseph Conrad, Aimée Simple McPherson, and Laura Riding. JOHN BEVERLEY teaches Spanish at the University of Pittsburgh; he is active in Democratic Socialists of America. DEBRA BRUCE has won an NEA grant for 1982-83 to write poetry and a NEH grant to write and produce a series or radio programs about contemporary women's poetry. Her book of poetry, Pure Daughter, is forthcoming (U. of Arkansas Press). G.S. SHART CHANDRA'S Heirloom: New & Selected Poems will soon be released by Oxford. 'The Rich Do Not Queue" will appear in his new book, Kinsman. He cultivates tulips and several varieties of phlox. NANCY LEE COUTO works for Corndl University Press; she has pubUshed in APR, The Hudson Review, Prairie Schooner, Poetry Northwest, and Stony Hills and has poetry forthcoming in 77ie Iowa Review and Kansas Quarterly. LYNN DOMINA has recently pubUshed poetry in Tendril, Red Cedar Review, and Kansas Quarterly; she entered the MFA program to Alabama this fall. ROGER GAESS's "Interview with D. L. Mauck" appeared in mr NS 19 (Fall 1982). JAMES GRABILL, who currently Uves in BeUevue, Colorado, is the author of Clouds Blowing Away and To Other Beings; he has also produced and hosted a poetry magazineof -the-air, Transmissions, on KBOO in Portland. KATHERINE HAAKE has taught ESL to Indochinese in the Bay Area, researched bilingual/bicultural education for Indians in Montana, and had a CETA grant to write a book about a teenage drop-in center in Chula Vista, CA. She has an MA in writing from Stanford and is in the Ph.D. program at the University of Utah; her stories have appeared in The Charitan Review, Quarry West, Nimrod, and The Aspect Anthology. JOAN JOFFE HALL teaches creative writing and Women's Studies at the University of Connecticut. Her publications include poems in 7"Ae Georgia Review, Southern Poetry Review, Bloodroot and Seattle Review and two books- The Rift Zone and 77te Aerialists's Fall. JUNE HOWARD is president of the Marxist Literary Group and teaches English and Women's Studies at the University of Michigan; she has published essays and given papers on Uterature, critical theory, and sdence fiction. RICHARD JOHNSON is the author of The French Communist Party vs. the Students; he is working on a study of Sartre and Althusser. BARBARA F. LEFCOWITZ has published her poetry, fiction, Uterary critidsm, and reviews in numerous journals and anthologies, including The Chicago Review, New Letters, Kansas Quarterly, PMLA, Prairie Schooner, and Poetry Now. She has pubUshed two books of poetry, A Risk of Green and The Wild Piano and is Professor of English at Anne Arundd Community CoUege in Arnold, MD. STEPHEN LEHMANN is Humanités Librarian at Swarthmore College. He is co-translator, with Marion Faber, of a forthcoming translation of Nietzsche's Human, All-Too-Human. HELEN LIGGETT teaches political sdence at Oregon State University and is interested in the poUtics of language and feminism, MICHAEL MARCUS is Professor of Mathematics at Texas A & M University. He was a student of Norbert Wiener. His book, Random Fourier Series with Applications to Harmonic Analysis (co-authored with GiUes Pisier) was pubUshed by Princeton University Press in 1981. JANE MARCUS teaches English and Women's Studies at the University of Texas at Austin. Her books include The Young Rebecca: Rebecca West 1911-1917 (Viking) and New Feminist Essays on Virginia Woolf (University of Nebraska Press). FRED PFEIL, fiction editor for mr, is currently in New York on an NEA grant. NANCY NEITZEL is a graduate student in English at Indiana University; she is currently finishing a novel. CAROL POTTER Uves with her two children in Amherst, MA. She is a...

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