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Alaska Quarterly Review

Volume 7, No. 3 & 4

Spring & Summer 1989

TABLE OF CONTENTS

SPECIAL SECTION: GRACE PALEY
Against Despair: An Interview with Grace Paley
In Time Which Made A Monkey Of Us All
The Dance In Jinoteca
Autumn
Seen Through The Window
For Mike and Jeannie: Resisters Fifteen Years Later
  FICTION  
Early Deaths
Ben Brooks
The Last Parakeet Kate McCorkle
Personal Possessions
Kate McCorkle
Down Under Silver Lake Debbie Lee Wesselmann
Plumbing Debra Monroe
The Little Woman Ronald Wallace
Coretta's Revenge Walter Mosley
Huffman's First Action In The City Gary Parks
Moving Day Joan Joffe Hall
Clay Steve Lindahl
POETRY
Tornado Warning
James Brock
Creation Ex Nihilo: Upon My First Anniversary James Brock
Love And Its Locked Houses James Brock
Chuck Berry At The Filmore West, 1969

Sally Carricuburu

Oncology

Sally Carricuburu

Vino Vecchio

Adri Anna Arena

Some Other Reasons I Can Think Of

Sharon Black
Heat Lightning

Kristopher Saknussemm
River Mark Hurdelsh
Fencewire Robert Hedin

 

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Spring / Summer 1989
Spring & Summer 1989

About the Cover

Nestled in the Hatcher Pass area of Alaska’s Talkeetna Mountains, Independence Mine State Historical Park looks down the pass and out toward the Matanuska Valley and the Chugach Mountains. The mine was in operation from 1938 through 1943. During peak production in 1941, the mine had 204 employees and produced 34, 416 ounces of gold.

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