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NDQ
North Dakota Quarterly Volume
72, Number 1 and 2
Winter/Spring
2005
Special Belle-Lettres Issue
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| Contents |
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Murzban F. Shroff |
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The
Kitemaker’s Dilemma (story) |
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| James
Scully |
35 |
Donatello’s Version (poem) |
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| Robert Bagg | |
38 |
Niké:
for Richard Wilbur; Clyde Torrey; An Ancient Quarrel; and Horsegod (poems) |
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| Raja Alem | 47 |
The Name
of the Gentlest Wind (story) |
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| Madeline DeFrees | 61 |
“After great pain, a formal
feeling comes” and High Idle
(poems) |
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| Jill Mancina | 64 |
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Fishes’ Universe and Squashed (poems) |
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| Stuart Bloodworth | |
84 |
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June 21; Sunday Afternoons;
Uncle Paul’s Not Yet Close to Drunk; Spring Semester; and Raking Pine Needles (poems) |
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| Shelagh C. Shapiro |
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89 |
Special Powers (story) |
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| Barry Ballard |
103 |
Rumplestiltskin (poem) |
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| Ian Blake Newman |
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104 |
Losers Weepers (story) |
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| Margaret Lamb |
121 |
Landscape with Family Trees
(story) |
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| E. A. Axelberg |
131 |
Confluence and Reclamation (poems) |
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| Curtis Smith |
133 |
Between Sound and Noise (story) |
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| Stephanie Waxman |
147 |
The Outing (story) |
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| Clarence Wolfshohl |
150 |
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In the Heartland and The Bluebird in My Heart (poems) |
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| John J. McCann |
152 |
Solace (story) |
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| Janet Flora |
165 |
Banging on Doors (story) |
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| Jason Schossler |
176 |
Mosquitoes and Mud Cakes (poems) |
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| Andrew Kaplan |
179 |
The Unauthorized
Guinness: Five World Records (story) |
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| Gail Louise Siegel |
186 |
Waterfalls
(story) |
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| W. K. Buckley |
199 |
Red Bronze and We Are in One Nest (poems) |
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| Thomas Sheehan |
201 |
Listening for
the Dead (poem) |
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| Greg Jenkins |
202 |
The Gray Suite
(story) |
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| Jeff Hardin |
212 |
Target Practice;
Before His Final Day; and An
Etymology of Sorts (poems) |
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| Karen Heuler |
215 |
Oooh (story) |
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| J. Lorraine Brown |
226 |
The Yellow
House; The Girl Next Door; and
Spring Sonnet (poems) |
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| John Allman |
230 |
American Lives
(review-essay) |
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Reviews | ||||
| Gretchen Chesley Lang | |
240 |
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Duane Champagne and Ismael
Abu-Saad, eds.,
The Future of Indigenous Peoples: Strategies for Survival and
Development |
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| Denise Low |
244 |
Fred Whitehead, ed., Don Gordon: Collected Poems |
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| Bill Christophersen | 247 | Christopher Beach, The Cambridge Introduction to Twentieth-Century American Poetry; Jordan Smith, For Appearances; Terry Blackhawk, Escape Artist; Vona Groarke, Flight; Walt McDonald, Climbing the Divide; and Dick Allen, The Day Before | |||
| Anis Shivani | 260 |
Stephen Dunn, Local Visitations | |||
| Erik Nakjavani | |
264 |
Jim Harrison, The Raw and the Cooked: Adventures of a
Roving Gourmand |
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| Jill Barnum |
272 |
Jonis Agee, Acts of Love on Indigo Road: New and
Selected Stories |
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| Lisa Trochman |
274 |
Maryemma Graham, ed., The Cambridge Companion to the African
American Novel |
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| Chuck Kimmerle |
276 |
Laura Wilson, Avedon at Work in the American West |
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| George Slanger |
279 |
Ian Ker, The Catholic Revival in English
Literature, 1845-1961 |
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| John M. Edwards |
282 |
Alain de Botton,
The Art of Travel |
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| Susan Koprince |
284 |
Jerrold Casway, Ed Delahanty in the Emerald Age of
Baseball |
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| Robert W. Lewis |
286 |
Mark Phillips, My Father’s Cabin |
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| Editor’s Notes |
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289 |
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| Contributors |
291 |
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