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INDEX TO VOLUME 49 (C) Cover (F) Fiction (N) Nonfiction (P) Poetry Adcock, Betty, Penumbra (P), no. 2, 8. Frost, Carol, Egon Schiele’s Wife (P), no. 2, Azrael, Judith, Thursdays (N), no. 2, 91. 47. Baker, David, The Night-Book (P), no. 1, 54. Galvin, Brendan, Four Things Charlie Fox Barnes, Jeannette, Battle-Piece (P), no. 4, 50. Loved; Mushrooms (P), no. 2, 86. Blair, John, Happy Puppy (F), no. 4, 58. Ghai, Gail, Intruder (P), no. 3, 70. Bogen, Don, One Morning (P), no. 3, 56. Gibson, Margaret, Skunk Cabbage (P), no. 3, Brosman, Catharine Savage, Higher Ground 86. (N), no. 2, 52. Gills, Michael, Dance All Night (F), no. 3, 44. Burgin, Richard, The Most Honest Person Green, Jonathan, Dave's Market (C), no.1. (F), no. 2, 118. — Portfolio, no.1, 101. Byer, Kathryn Stripling, Nocturne; Trunk Greenway, William, The Paths Taken (N), (P), no. 4, 20. no. 4, 122. Carter, Melanie, Water to Sky (P), no. 1, 10. Grennan, Eamon, Killing the Bees; Last Drop Chuilleanain, Eiléan Ni, Crossing the Loire (P), no. 2, 20. (P), no. 4, 32. Gundy, Jeff, Rhapsody with Dark Matter (P), Clayton, Meg Waite, Perfect Circles (F), no. no. 1, 87. 1, 127. Hacker, Marilyn, April Couplets; Found in Coggeshall, Rosanne, Weatherman (P), no. Translation (P), no. 3, 58. 3, 79. — translations: Malroux, Claire, from Birds Corey, Stephen, “Of Most Piteous Cheep”: and Bison: Hoarding, The Holy Spittle, Stalking the Great American Bad Poem Rights, (P), no. 1, 56. (N), no. 2, 72. HaJ in, A Granddaughter’s Letter (P), no. 1, — Called Forward (P), no. 2, 71. 122. Dacey, Philip, Charles Bregler: Thomas Harrison, Jeffrey, Green Canoe (P), no. 3, 89. Eakins as Teacher (P), no. 4, 54. Haskins, Lola, She Drives (P), no. 1, 88. Delanty, Greg, Baked Alaska; The Speakeasy Hawk, Red, I See Jimmy Stewart’s Goddamn Oath (P), no. 3, 101. Book of Poems on the Shelf (P), no. 3, 90. Durak, Carol, Sea Lavender (P), no. 1, 6. Henrikson, Laura, Love; Late October (P), Engels, John, Adam Complaining of the Heat no. 2, 28. (P), no. 2, 90. Hicok, Bob, The Dutch Master Diet (P), no. Estes, Angie, Classical Order (P), no. 4, 108 3, 80. Factor, Jenny, Happenstance (P), no. 3, 16. Hilberry, Conrad, Touch (P), no. 1, 120. Fay, Julie, Estuary (P), no. 4, 106. Hill, Ingrid, Irises (F), no. 4, 38. Fincke, Gary, The Canals of Mars (N), no. 3, Hooper, Patricia, Narcissus (P), no. 1, 5. 61. Howard, Ben, The Color Yellow (N), no. 1, Francis, H.E., The Playground (F), no. 1, 89. 148. French, Tom, A Net of Oranges (P), no. 1, 7. Jackson, Richard, CLVIII: The Ruins (P), no. — Seamus Heaney Reading at the James 3, 69. Joyce Centre 29 September 1995 (P), no. Justice, Jean Ross, Daylight and Dark (F), no. 4, 52. 4, 88. SHENANDOAH Keegan, James, Traveling Light: And Inter- Peterson, Allan, Breaking the Ice (P), no. 4, view with Gibbons Ruark, July 10, 1998 SF. (N), no, 1, 60. Platt, Donald, Gladioli; History & Bikinis (P), Kizer, Carolyn, Eleutheria (P), no. 2, 5. no. 2, 22. Knopp, Lisa, In the Air (N), no. 3, 5. Rosenberg, Lisa, The Big White Dress (P), Kooser, Ted, Early Morning Walks; Postcards no. 1, 124. to Jim Harrison (P), no. 3, 36. Rosenfeld, Dalia, Two Passions For Two Lieberman, Laurence, Bonaire Sextet (P), People (F), no. 3, 82. no. 3, 92. Ryder, Pamela, A Tendency to Be Gone (F), Ludvigson, Susan, the Body Wants to Sleep; no. 4, 24. Not Swans (P), no. 4, 110. Ruffin, Paul, Dobber’s Lighter (F), no. 2, Lux, Thomas, The Nerve Doctors; Cordon 111. Sanitarie (P), no. 3, 18. Smith, R.T., Editor’s Note, no. 1, 163. Maceri, Linda, Mother Tongue (F), no. 3, 34. — Editor's Note, no. 2, 136. Madden-Lunsford, Kerry, The Big Chicken — Editor's Note, no. 3, 130. (F), no. 1, 11. — Editor's Note, no. 4, 137. Malroux, Claire, from Birds and Bison: Hoard- Song, Cathy, Fur; Mothofe Usr Al l; Blueroses ing, The Holy Spittle, Rights, trans. by (P), no. 2, 10. Marilyn Hacker (P), no. 1, 56. Spaar, Lisa Russ, T’Parson’s Anne (P), no. 1, Mason, David, The Picketwire (P), no. 4, 85. 8. McDonald, Walt, Boiling Shellsa tK itty Hawk Spidel, Lianne, Terra Cotta Charioteer (P), (P), no.2, 46. no. 2, 68. Miller, Andrew D., Egret and River (P), no. 4, Swain, Rabindra K., Wall of Resistance (P), 36. no. 1, 86. Miller, Carolyn, In the White Rooms (P), no. Tobin, Daniel, A Mosque in Brooklyn (P), 2, 67. no. 4, 23. Montale, Eugenio, The Dead, trans. by Van Cleave, Ryan, Overland (F), no. 4, 111. Charles Wright (P), no. 3, 14. Varallo, Anthony, Daylight Savings (F), no. 3, Morgan, Elizabeth Seydel, Blessing the 94. Watersnakes (P), no. 3, 32. Viswanathan, Latha, Eclipse (F), no. 1, 109. Morgan, Robin, Invocation (P), no. 1, 59. Voros, Gyorgyi, Anchorite (P), no. 3, 55. Nelson, Randy F., The Man Who Could Walk Wagoner, David, Wild Cucumber (P), no. 4, Through Walls (F), no. 4, 5. 18. O'Brien, Laurie, Animal Husbandry (P), no. Walker, Jeanne Murray, Stripping an Arti- 2, 70. choke (P), no. 4, 34. Offutt, Chris, The Best Friend (F), no. 2, 17. Wallace, Ronald, Anti-Elegy (P), no. 3, 88. Oliver, Mary, Beauty (P), no. 4, 86. Ward, Thom, At the Harvest Festival in Naples, Oness, C. Mikal, Moon and Run; Reverdie New York (P), no. 1, 140. (P), no. 1, 126. Webb, Sheila Mulligan, The Bird Scarer (F), Palsgaard, Loren, The Opening of Gates (P), no. 2, 30. no. 2, 116. Weigl, Bruce, For the Anthropologist, Merg- Pankey, Eric, Prospero in Purgatory (P), no. ing; Our Lies and Their Beauty; Morning 1, 85. at Ca Lu River (P), no. 1, 33. Pelegrin, Alison, Eunice Plays the Field; A Whedon, Tony, Becoming Ovid (N), no. 3, Trenta-Sei; When Crying is the Only 105. Thing to Do (P), no. 4, 82. Williams, Leslie, Repeating Field (P), no. 3, Yarbrough, Steve, Tuscany Now (F), no. 1, 104. Si. Winner, Anthony, Service (N), no. 3, 71. Yeilding, Hampton, Windfall (C), no. 3. Wojahn, David, Tribulation Ecologue, Writ- Young, C. Dale, Angling (P), no. 2, 115. ten On the Due Date for a Son Never Zuber, Isabel, Of All Things, to Sing (F), no. Born (P), no. 2, 48. 3, 20. Wright, Charles, translation: Montale, Eugenio, The Dead (P), no. 3, 14. SWORN OWNERSHIP AND CIRCULATION STATEMENT a. The editor of Shenandoah is R. T. Smith, Washington and Lee University. b. Shenandoah is entirely owned by Washington and Lee University, Lexington, Virginia 24450. c. There are no bondholders, mortgages, or other security holders. d. The average number of copies of each issue distributed during the preceding twelve months: 1,510. I certify that the statements made by me above are correct and complete. R. T. Smith Editor, Shenandoah