Brick 68 – Fall 2001

Our Fall 2001 issue includes the work of more than twenty internationally renowned writers and artists.

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In this issue:

• Jane Hirshfield writes about the hidden in Poetry
  
• Anne Carson writes on Longinus & Antonioni
  
• Dragland & Walsh rediscover Halòr Laxness
  
• Hugh Brody talks to Eleanor Wachtel
  
• Robyn Davidson remembers her mother
  
• Lisa Moore betrays Michael Winter
  
• A radio play by Anthony Minghella
  
• Margaret Atwood draws more Book Tour Comix
  
• Anchee Min addresses the lost daughters of China
  
• Mahmoud Darwish translated by Forché & Akash
  
• Nicholas Delbanco writes on Daniel Martin
  
• Michael Winter draws dogs, stoves, maps, and a fish
  
• Poetry By Jim Harrison and C.D. Wright
  
• Friends with a convict, by Jeff Biggers
  
• Virginia Woolf on Jane Austen’s unwritten novels
  
• Rhonda Claridge goes to Cuba
  
• Reza Baraheni on an incident in the Evin Prison
  
• Peter Straus rediscovers A Mathematician’s Apology
  
• Denis Sampson spends a year in Normandy
  
• Raymond Carver through Kent Nussey’s eyes
  
• And we remember R.K. Narayan

Plus, a special eight-page insert:
The Louisiana Correctional Institute for Women
Photographed by Deborah Luster

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