Table of Contents Issue 131
Fiction
Dante and the Lobster by Samuel Beckett
Ohiowa Impromptu (chapters 1-4) by Roger Boylan*
Fragment of a receipt by Breyten Breytenbach*
3 Days in a House of Domination by Kathe Burkhart*
Lord of Beasts by Bonny Finberg*
Julius Caesar at the Bus Stop by David Kingsbury
Lola, Unbound by Denise Lovett
The End of Drug Culture by Hannah Maltwood
Taking the Plunge by Mark McCawley *
Try Mongolia On for Size by Larry O’Connor
I am having coffee with Barney Rosset by Allison Leigh Peters
Unable by Matthew Van Deventer*
The Secret Door by Carl Watson*
Poetry
Measure of a Man by Jason Braun
My Streetcar Had Desires by Ryan Quinn Flanagan
The Wolf Like Bent Sheep by Paul Fox
More’s the Pity by Daisy Friedman
The Proper Fervor by Robert Gray
Waste of Culture Waste of State by Kathleen Hellen
Broad Ripple Sketch by Jonathan Holleb
Communist Habits by Lauren?iu Ion
The Jailbird’s First Flight Attempt by Nick Kolakowski
Travis Bickle in Alhambra by Dennis Mahagin
Standing Between a Foot Fetish and a Shoe by Jerald Matters
My North America by Peter McNestry
Age of Quarrel by Dustin Luke Nelson
Rumors About a Movie Trailer for an Underground Classic Being Remade by Dustin Luke Nelson
Famous Numbers and Then There’s Me by Edward Nudelman
Colour of Conscience by Ralph Thompson
from Deepwater Horizon, Part 1 by Daniel Wolff
Capacity by Jeffrey Cyphers Wright*
Non-Fiction
A Silly Country by Lee R. Haven
Girls who look like Boys who look like Girls (The Gender Interview) by David Huberman*
Waiting for Wame by Elnathan John
Forgotten Brooklyn by Kate O’Connor Morris *
Nigeria: The Money Country by Ron Singer
Reviews
Kevin Riordan Reviews: Following Tommy by Bob Hartley*
Django: a Stream of Consciousness Review by Lee R. Haven*
Steve Dalachinsky reviews: Déjà Vu by Bonny Finberg *
Susan Scutti reviews: Unpious Pilgrim by George Spencer*
Amy Holman reviews: The Unbearables Big Book of Sex
Kevin Riordan reviews: Backwards the Drowned Go Dreaming by Carl Watson
Steve Dalachinsky reviews: Jazz Talmud by Jake Marmer
Jim Feast reviews: Robert Gibbons and Allan Graubard