Cover Story
Our cover story is a profile of Tobias Wolff, whose short stories derive much of their strength from what is left unsaid—but what is said is usually violent and almost always disturbing.
Mar/Apr 2008
Features
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Agents & Editors: A Q&A With Editor Pat Strachan
by Jofie Ferrari-Adler
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Spring Essence
by Staff
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The Gun on the Table: A Profile of Tobias Wolff
by Joe Woodward
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Special Section
Conferences and Residencies
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Literary Nonprofits Establish Retreats
by Staff
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Our Own Private Conference
by Joyce Finn
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Rising in the West
by Kathryn Trueblood
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The Frost Place Celebrates Anniversaries
by Staff
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The Mary Anderson Center
by Marilyn Kallet
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News and Trends
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DailyLit Sends E-mail Worth Reading
by Kevin Canfield
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I Google Myself, Therefore I Am
by Frank Bures
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Literary MagNet
by Kevin Larimer
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Page One: Where New and Noteworthy Books Begin
by Staff
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Q&A: Director Quang Bao Steps Down
by Jean Hartig
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Small Press Points
by Kevin Larimer
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The Grim Reader
by Kevin Nance
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The Written Image: Jellyfish
by Staff
The Literary Life
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The Importance of Place: Where Writers Write and Why
by Alexandra Enders
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Bride in Beige: A Poet's Approach to Memoir
by Mark Doty
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The Rilke Trail: Traversing the Poet's Lonely Ground
by Paul Graham
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The Practical Writer
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Workshop: A Rant Against Creative Writing Classes
by Dan Barden
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First: Alan Drew's Gardens of Water
by Adelle Waldman
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