Brick 69 – Spring 2002

Our Spring 2002 issue includes the work of more than twenty internationally renowned writers and artists.

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In this issue:

• Marni Jackson remembers Carole Corbeil
• Mark Abley on the lost verbs of Boro
• Lydia Davis on Stendhal’s Henry Brulard
• An appreciation of Carol Shields by Nino Ricci
• Maggie Helwig rediscovers a friend’s lost protest film
• Michael Ondaatje talks to film editor Walter Murch
• Fanny Howe on the world of Thomas Hardy
• We reprint James Wood’s interview with W.G. Sebald
• Geoff Dyer finds a lost classic in the desert
• Edith Mirante with Burmese refugees in Guam
• Don McKay on wilderness and place
• Poems by Carolyn Forché, W.G. Sebald & Curzio Malaparte
• Pico Iyer on the night songs of Leonard Cohen
• Christian Bök and Darren Wershler-Henry talk poetry
• An interview with Charles Johnson
• Samantha Dunn on loss and recovery
• A comic by Margaret Atwood
• A war memoir from Charles Foran
• Kathryn Kilgore in the Pakistan of 1998
• Drawings by Mary Meigs and Stendhal

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