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Volume 49, Number 3, Summer 2013Table of Contents
- Absence, and: Quixotic Propositions
- pp. 350-354
- The Seamy Side
- pp. 356-382
- If Not Holy
- pp. 386-387
- Year of the Dogs
- pp. 392-403
- Parasol, and: The Madwoman's Daughter
- pp. 409-410
- Europe on Five Dollars a Day
- pp. 411-422
- Artist's Statement
- pp. 434-442
- Dusk
- p. 443
- The Door at the End of the Hallway
- pp. 451-467
- To Try to Contain Absence
- pp. 490-491
- Corpse's Lullaby, and: Golden Mean
- pp. 496-497
- Sound Side
- pp. 498-514
- An Invisible Violin with Perfect Pitch
- pp. 518-519
- Evening
- p. 521
- Contributors
- pp. v-ix