Brick, A Literary Journal: Issue 65/66

… so many adventuresome and courageous incursions and crossings of another sort, into stories and thoughts and poems that one could find nowhere else. This is a brick that needs to be heaved right through the windows of every reading mind on the continent.
— Ariel Dorfman

Brick 65/66 – Fall 2000
Our Fall 2000 issue is in a brand-new square-bound format and includes the work of more than twenty internationally renowned writers and artists.

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In this issue:

Alice Munro on William Maxwell

Edwidge Danticat in conversation

Jeffrey Eugenides remembers John Hawkes

Mary Morris searches for Kafka

Cartoons by Margaret Atwood

a new story by Barry Lopez

Michael Ondaatje’s Lost Classic

Sergei Eisenstein’s Mexican misadventure

Walter Murch on editing sound for film

Anne Carson on Simonides

Helen Garner gets colonically irrigated

Isabel Huggan on living in France

and much more.

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Brick 65/66 – Fall 2000