Anne Goldman on Saul Bellow; Jeffrey Meyers on Marilyn Monroe; Pamela Haag on women’s politics; a personal essay by Herbert Gold; and Don lago on the discoverer of Pluto.
Fiction by Danielle Lazarin and Susan Hahn.
Poetry by Mary Oliver, Charles Harper Webb, Jessica Garratt, Albert Goldbarth, Denise Duhamel, Richard Tillinghast, Daniel Tobin, and Mark Halliday.
MQR 47:1 | Winter 2008 Read More »
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MQR 46:4 | Fall 2007 Read More »
Judy Labensohn on Mount Zion; Berel Lang guides a tour of Jerusalem; Mahmoud Shukair remembers Jerusalem; Lisa Knopp on Nine-Mile Prairie in Nebraska Fiction by Avital Gad-Cykman, Daniel Herwitz Poetry by Helen Ransom Forman, Karen Alkalay-Gut, Sabina Messeg, Yakov Azriel, Nidaa Khouri, Hayan Charara, David Woo, Alan Williamson, Nan Knighton, Charlotte Boulay Order This Issue
MQR 46:3 | Summer 2007 Read More »
H.P. Secher remembers a summer in 1938 Berlin; John Felstiner on ecology and religion; Alicia Ostriker on the Book of Job; a personal essay by Henry Van Dyke; Mary Cappello on silent films Fiction by Ery Ritsou, Joyce Carol Oates, John Tait Poetry by Bertolt Brecht, Julia Hartwig, Rachel Hadas, David Lehman, Susan Gubernat, John
MQR 46:2 | Spring 2007 Read More »
In the seventy–fifth year of the Hopwood Awards at the University of Michigan, MQR presents selections from new work in different genres by recent recipients of the Hopwood Awards, as well as material bearing upon the subject of creative writing in our time. Edited by Nicholas Delbanco and Laurence Goldstein.
MQR 46:1 | Winter 2007 Read More »
Philip D. Beidler on August Wilson, Mary Helen Specht on the critical power of cool, Harry Thomas on John Berryman and Ezra Pound, and a personal essay by Nigel Gearing. Plus: Diana Woodcock on Qatar, and Natania Rosenfeld on the value of miniatures.
Fiction by Olufunke Grace Bankole and Joe Ashby Porter.
Poetry by Kimberly Johnson, Michael Waters, Warren Slesinger, John Berryman, Christine Rhein, Michael Atkinson, Charles Harper Webb, Paula Bohince, Catherine Staples, and Sandra M. Gilbert.
MQR 45:4 | Fall 2006 Read More »
Jeffrey Meyers on Picasso, Hemingway, and Harold Loeb; a letter from Ernest Hemingway; Marshall Sahlins on Western Civilization; George Steinmetz on documenting Detroit; and Lee Zacharias on 1940s South Side Chicago.
Fiction by Susan Hahn and Castle Freeman, Jr.
Poetry by Laurence Goldstein, Steven Henry Madoff, Ann Folwell Stanford, D.H. Tracy, Laura Bernstein-Machlay, Donald Platt, and Helen Ransom Forman.
MQR 45:3 | Summer 2006 Read More »
Miles Orvell on archiving 9/11; Jay Ladin, Marjorie Perloff, Alicia Ostriker, and Berel Lang on poetry and the Holocaust; Sandra M. Gilbert on diction; Susan Gubar on the importance of canonization; Wendy Steiner on unspeakability; Robert von Hallberg on Celan; Michelle Cliff on modern-day Lynchburg; and a conversation with Joyce Carol Oates. New fiction from Elizabeth Edelglass and Eric Gabriel Lehman. New poetry by Campbell McGrath, Lisa Gluskin, Susanna Mishler, J. Allyn Rosser, Patricia Hooper, William Baer, and Floyd Skloot.
MQR 45:2 | Spring 2006 Read More »
Together with Part 1 (Fall 2005), this special issue offers detailed insight into the documentary imagination. Edited by Tom Fricke and Keith Taylor. This issue features: Kelly M. Askew on filming East African musical performers; Ruth Behar on a visit to the first World Summit Reunion of Behars in Bejar, Spain; an interview with Robert Coles by Tom Fricke about Coles’s life and lifework in the documentary field; Tom Fricke on the friendship of an anthropologist (himself) and a native informant in Nepal; and much more.
MQR 45:1 | Winter 2006 Read More »
Together with Part 2 (Winter 2006), this special issue offers detailed insight into the documentary imagination. Edited by Tom Fricke and Keith Taylor, this issue features: Mark Auslander on documenting the restoration of an African-American cemetery in Georgia; Barry Lopez interviewed by Michael Shapiro; Erik Mueggler on writing the imperial project; Eileen Pollack on a Jewish cemetery in Detroit; Tom Pohrt curating never-before-circulated photos from the Cuban revolution; Jonathan Raban on James Agee and the limits of documentary style; and Keith Taylor on finding in public records the true story of a relative’s suicide in western Canada.
MQR 44:4 | Fall 2005 Read More »
