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Five Points, Vol. 3 No. 3

Spring / Summer 1999

From Frederick Busch, “I think a story tends to take a moment out of time and preserve it. It’s the moment at which either the reader and/or the characters or a character sees a truth about themselves, or feels a truthful feeling about the character.”

Table of Contents

POETRY

  • Barbara Hamby
    • Kamehameha Drive-In, 25 Years Later
    • Beriberi
    • Ode to Black and White Movies
  • Eamon Grennan
    • On Passing
    • Winter Dreams
  • A.E. Stallings
  • Dave Smith
    • The Villeroy & Boch Shop in Paris
    • No Stars on the Water
  • Ann Townsend
  • Melanie Almeder
    • Mock Orange
  • Charlie Smith
    • The Promise
    • One
  • Wyatt Prunty
    • The Downtown Bus
  • David Kirby
    • Roman Polanski’s Cookies
    • The Exorcist of Notre-Dame

FICTION

  • Bliss Broyard
    • A Day in the Country
  • Alice Hoffman
    • The Boy Who Wrestled with Angels
    • Examining the Evidence
    • Devotion
  • Trudy Lewis
  • Max Garland
    • Friendship 7

ESSAYS

INTERVIEW

  • Frederick Busch / An Interview by Charlotte Zöe Walker