Callaloo
Volume 32, Number 1, Winter 2009
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Your Subscribed ContentCELEBRATING TEXAS WRITERS:
Part 1
Part 1
Poetry
Lunar: A History: For Don on our fiftieth anniversary
pp. 10-11
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The Curious Journey of Ulysses Paradeece After a Hurricane
pp. 93-96
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Land Art in the Silk City
p. 209
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Drunk the Night After the Eclipse: After Li Po
p. 229
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From Tasting Every Horizon
p. 230
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It is Most Fortunate that the Child is Tall Enough to Ride: A haiku
p. 228
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Track 4: Reflection: As performed by Diana Ross
p. 71
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Track 5: Summertime: As performed by Janis Joplin
p. 72
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The Men in the Seersucker Suits
pp. 256-257
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The White Iris Beautifies Me
pp. 13-14
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With a Bible and a Gun
pp. 205-206
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Hiking at Burrito Canyon
p. 207
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Vacationers at Amecameca
pp. 195-196
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The Reason for All Things: (Lovers in love and over love)
p. 225
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Zeno’s Tortoise: (In quietude, velocity sleeps)
pp. 226-227
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Still Life with Summer Sausage, a Blade, and No Blood (East Texas, 198_)
p. 114
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Wellfleet: i.m. John Slatin
pp. 233-234
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Climbing Jacob’s Ladder
p. 181
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The Neptune Festival
pp. 182-183
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Black SUV: (after Vallejo)
p. 99
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The Story of White People
p. 100
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The Apprenticeship of Jelly Roll Morton
pp. 259-260
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From Mahoney’s Life: A Poetry Sequence
pp. 231-232
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Poems to be Sent on Postcards of the Desert
pp. 117-118
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Widows at the Slot Machines
p. 119
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Brodsky’s Overcoat
pp. 197-198
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Blood on All Your Shirts
p. 199
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A Cornfield in Cuba
pp. 217-218
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Nom de Guerre: Upon Visiting the Che Memorial in Santa Clara, Cuba
pp. 219-220
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A Freight Train to Laredo
p. 128
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Why I Just Dropped the Nature Bouquet
p. 203
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Dithyramb: Nocturnal
pp. 163-164
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Douglass, a Last Letter
pp. 155-159
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My Mother in Her Being—Photograph: ca. 1947
pp. 185-187
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Shotguns, 1987: (after the painting by John Biggers)
p. 115
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Dwelling on the Darkness
p. 116
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Museum of Natural History #12, Bench Seating at the Atomic Test, 6/4/53
p. 74
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Still Life with Window and Chair
p. 221
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After His Retirement, LBJ Visits Greenville
pp. 138-139
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“The Strange Case of the Virgin Lidwina”: —first recorded case of multiple sclerosis, 1421
pp. 140-141
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Drama
Without Tongue: 10 Minute Play
pp. 120-127
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From Dividing the Estate
pp. 15-41
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From The Man Who Saved New Orleans
pp. 241-252
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Non-fiction Prose
Passing, a Home Front Memory
pp. 78-83
Las Milpas en Iowa
pp. 146-154
The Search for the Perfect Sidecar
pp. 102-109
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How I Got a Tattoo
pp. 131-134
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Family Photo #5: Bob
pp. 210-216
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Filming My New Novel, Vexed; Rich and Poor Latinos
pp. 190-194
Heartbeat
pp. 235-240
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Away, Running: A Look at a Different Paris
pp. 47-56
Interviews
Interview with Franklin Sirmans
pp. 166-176
Interview with Valerie Cassel Oliver
pp. 57-64
An Interview with Alvia Wardlaw
pp. 261-276
Book Reviews
The Cambridge Companion to the African American Slave Narrative (review)
pp. 281-284
Incognegro: A Memoir of Exile and Apartheid (review)
pp. 285-287
In Search of Nella Larsen: A Biography of the Color Line (review)
pp. 288-290
Poetry and Violence: The Ballad Tradition of Mexico’s Costa Chica (review)
pp. 293-295
No Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dahs in Randall Horton’s The Definition of Place
pp. 296-300
Santeria: A Practical Guide to Afro-Caribbean Magic, and: Santeria Stories (review)
pp. 307-313
The Regal Theater and Black Culture (review)
pp. 314-317
Faithful Vision: Treatments of the Sacred, Spiritual, and the Supernatural in Twentieth Century African American Fiction, and: Singing in a Strange Land: C. L. Franklin, the Black Church, and the Transformation of America (review)
pp. 318-322
The New Negro: Readings on Race, Representation, and African American Culture, 1892–1938 (review)
pp. 322-325
Contributors
Forthcoming Table of Contents/Celebrating Texas Writers: Part 2
pp. 335-336