Five Points, Vol. 1 No. 2
Winter 1997From Eavan Boland, “I’ve always believed that poetry has a story, and that it has a story that you can uncover.”
Table of Contents
Poetry
- Paul-Marie Verlaine
- Translations from the French by Louis Simpson
- Elizabeth Spires
- A Head
- J’ai T’Adoré
- James Dickey
- The Confederate Line at Ogeechee Creek
- Philip Booth
- Ageless Minutes
- William Matthews
- Manners
- Naomi Shihab Nye
- San Antonio mi sangre: From the Hard Season
- Your Name Engraved on a Grain of Rice
- Dave Smith
- Buying Wine
- The Unborn
- Bern Malamud’s Books in the Used Store
- Jane Hirshfield
- The Key
- Arja
- Noon Bells, Lake Como
- Heart Steeped in Panic and Grace
- Charlie Smith
- Old Business
- The Submerged Fields
- Often the Best
- Claudia Emerson Andrews
- First Tooth
- Issa the Beggar
- Translations from the Japanese by Sam Hamill
- Robert Wrigley
- Vanity
- The Burned Cemetery
- Show and Tell
- Daniel Halpern
- Twilight
- The Vow
- Alan Ansen
- The Hospice of the Holy Trinity
Fiction
- Ann Beattie / See the Pyramids
- J. Morris / The Twenty-First Rule
- Ursula Hegi / Ordinary Sins
- David Huddle / Goodness
- Tess Gallagher / To Dream of Bears
Creative Nonfiction
- Margot Livesey / Glenalmond
- Donald Morrill / Once in the Treehouse, Later in the Garden
Interview
- Eavan Boland / An Interview by Margaret Mills Harper
Art
- King Thackston / Drawings from The Miracle Series