Archived Issue
Table of contents for the February 2002 issue:
February 2002
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Lynn Landry Lynn Landry is writing again after a lot of goading, coddling, and shaming by friends. Technology has set her free as she discovered she was “born to blog.” |
Essays | |
| Stopping on the Street for Coltrane: A Real Latter Day Saint | ||
| Poetry | ||
| Smoking Haiku | ||
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Rodger Kamenetz Rodger Kamenetz is an award-winning poet, author and teacher. Of his 13 books, his best known is The Jew in the Lotus, the story of rabbis making a holy pilgrimage through India to meet with the Dalai Lama. [more] |
Allen Ginsberg Forgives Ezra Pound on Behalf of the Jews | |
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David Grayson David Grayson is an Oakland-based essayist and poet whose work has appeared in the San Francisco Bay Guardian, Modern Haiku, Cortland Review, Caveat Lector, moocat.net and several other journals. |
Four Haiku | |
| Lacing Your Shoes: Haiku and the Everyday | ||
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Moocat le Meaux Moocat le Meaux edits moocat.net. His work has been published and produced in several venues, including The Daily Reveille, The Culture Report, New Delta Review, and the now-defunct San Francisco Review. |
Essays | |
| Happy Palindrome! | ||
| My Laramie Project | ||
| [All but 3 travelogs from le Meaux’s 1995-96 Southeast Asia travelogs are being withheld from publication on this site, pending possible print publication.] | Travelogs | |
| Night of a Thousand Buses | ||
| E-Log Zero | ||
| Happy New World | ||
| Migrating North | ||
| Hats Off to Malaysia! | ||
| Saya Saia | ||
| 6,840 Buddhas | ||
| Metaphor Meets Mekong | ||
| Signing Off From Chiang-mai | ||
| Moocat le Meaux grew up in southern Louisiana and is a proud Bayou Cajun. If he ever meets that “Mo Martin” Prairie Cajun again in the swamps, he will punch him in the eye, I can tell you that! | Comedy | |
| Whither Moocat? | ||
| Cajuns on Fire | ||
| Poetry | ||
| Rejection X | ||
— The Editor