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In the Main Hall at the Tate Gallery, London John Skeaping’s Horse, rich motion stopped in mahogany, an easy eight steps long, is seventeen hands high, as thick as oats and gristle, God and...

Still Life Study (July 2004)

Still Life Study An apprentice to the craft could draw you, perfect squirrel, in motion, your belly slung low in a physics right for one of your size and disposition. It's plain the tree was...

Informal Fallacy (May 2004)

Informal Fallacy Brought to sentences by his sister's birth, the boy who had decided to be laconic decided if he wanted food he better talk—and fast—or she would own the kitchen. First, he tried...

Verse: (March 1983)

Martin Garvin Eating Around the Gizzards Not even sick, I fall to chicken soup in the kitchen where I sometimes live. The broth is thick with cures, C's of corpuscular celery, noodles to whiten...

Before You Eat-Carrots-The Butter Road-An Irish Dinner (March 1980)

Peter E. Murphy Before You Eat I suppose you expect me to listen To the blessings of food before You eat, the invoice of rituals, the Summoning of invisible needs to this table. Well, we'll...

Verse (September 1979)

anyone who attempts to criticize black their competency and dedication. One of the painful lessons blacks as- institutions of higher learning becomes 3) disclosure of...

Verse (April 1973)

war. Yet there is some concern over the victims and a general willingness to help them if aid can be given without military and political involvement. The telling argument for aid is the one...

Gamble, William M. T.

Gamm, Gerald

Gannon, Francis X.

Gannon, Michael V.

Gannon, Thomas M.

GANS, HERBERT

Gans, Herbert J

Gans, Herbert J.

Ganz, John

Gara, James O'

Garafola, Lynn

Garber, Bernard