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Descriptive SummaryThe Review of Contemporary Fiction/Dalkey Archive Press : records, 1980-1990M0507John O'Brien30 linear ft.Stanford University. Libraries. Dept. of Special Collections and University Archives.John O'Brien founded The Review of Contemporary Fiction (RCF) in 1980 and established the Dalkey Archive Press three years later. Since its inaugural Spring 1981 issue, RCF has appeared with exact regularity three times a year. Each number is devoted to one or two contemporary figures, predominantly American and British but also some European writers as well. The contents of a typical number include original work by the writer featured, an interview with him or her, a memoir or other biographical reminiscence by literary colleagues, and several extended critical articles. The Dalkey Archive Press began as a modest adjunct to RCF, issuing reprints of books by writers featured in the journal, or associated with those writers. Then in 1986, O'Brien began issuing original works.Administrative InformationAccess

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Purchased, 1988, 1989 and 1990.

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Purchased, 1988, 1989 and 1990.

Collection Scope and Content Summary

Correspondence, literary manuscripts, typescripts, proofs and final copies, as well as interviews with contemporary writers. There is an addition to the collection which is shelved separately, accession number 1990-108, which includes 18 volumes of uncorrected galleys, 1986-1990.

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Aas-Rouxparis, Nicole, $1942-Abbey, Edward, 1927-Abbott, Keith, 1944-Abel, Lionel.Acker, Kathy, 1948-Ackroyd, Peter.Aldridge, John.Almansi, Guido, 1931-Ansen, Alan.Antin, David.Araâujo, Helena, 1934-Baneham, Sam, 1947-Banks, John, 1919-Bann, Stephen.Baralt, Luce Lâopez.Barilli, Renato.Barnes, Dick, 1932-Barth, John.Bastos, Marâia Luisa.Baumgart, Reinhard, 1929-Beekman, E. M., 1929-Bellos, David.Benet, Juan.Berger-Locher, Gertrude.Berry, Eliot, 1949-Bertholf, Robert J.Bieder, MaryEllen.Bishop, Thomas.Blaser, Robin.Bogan, Jim.Bourjaily, Vance Nye.Bowering, George, 1935-Bowers, John, 1928-Bowles, Paul, 1910-Boyer, Philipe, 1931-Bradbury, Malcolm, 1932-Brautigan, Richard.Braverman, Kate Ellen, 1947-Britton, Celia.Bronk, William.Brooke-Rose, Christine, 1923-Charters, Ann.Châenetier, Marc, 1946-Christensen, Paul, 1943-Churchill, Thomas B.L.Clark, Tom.Codrescu, Andrei, 1946-Cohen, Keith.Coleman, Wanda.Cook, Carole, 1941-Cook, Albert Spaulding.Cott, Jonathan.Cortazâar, Julio.Coyne, John.Creeley, Robert, 1926-Damisch, Hubert.Dardess, George.Davenport, Guy.Davidson, Arnold E., 1936-Davis, David J. (David John), 1875-1954.Dawson, Fielding, 1930-Debaisieux, Martine.Defanti, Charles, 1942-De Lauretis, Teresa.Dâiaz Migoyo, Gonzalo, 1941-Dillon, Millicent.Ditsky, John.Doctorow, E.L., 1931-Donaldson, Scott.Dorn, Edward.Dowell, Coleman.Duer, David.Dukore, Margaret Mitchell.Duncan, Alistair.Duvert, Tony.Duytschaever, Joris.Eastlake, William.Eckstein, Barbara J.Elkin, Stanley, 1930-Elman, Richard.Emerson, Stephen.Emery, Mary Lou.Emmett, Paul.Enslin, Theodore.Epstein, Leslie.Estrin, Barbara L., 1942-Everson, William, 1912-Fabre, Michel.Fallon, Peter, 1951-Feliciano, Margarita, 1938-Figes, Eva.Fink, Guido, 1930-Fleisher, Michael, 1952-Fletcher, John, 1937-Fogel, Stanley.Foucault, Michel.Fox, Robert E., 1937-Francescato, Martha Paley.Friedenberg, Edgar Zodiag, 1921-Fuentes, Carlos.Gaddis, William, 1922-Garfield, Evelyn Picon.Ghose, Zulfikar, 1935-Goytisolo, Juan.Greer, Germaine, 1939-Grossman, Edith, 1936-Guest, Barbara.Gunn, Thomas.Halpern, Daniel, 1945-Hawkes, John.Higgins, Aidan, 1927-Hoyem, Andrew.Kerrigan, Anthony.Lane, Helen.Leary, Timothy Francis, 1920-Lehman, David.Lessing, Doris May, 1919-Liddy, James, 1934-Malamud, Bernard.Malin, Irving.Markfield, Wallace.Markson, David.Mathews, Harry, 1930-McElroy, Joseph.McGonigle, Thomas.McManus, James.McPheron, William.Metcalf, Paul C.Mosley, Nicholas, 1923-Motte, Warren F.Mottram, Eric.Murdoch, Iris.Napora, Joe, 1944-Navarre, Yves, 1940-Oates, Joyce Carol.O'Brien, John.O'Brien, Michael.Ollier, Claude.Olson, Toby.Ortega, Julio.Otten, Anna.Pâerez, Janet.Pinget, Robert.Pugh, Anthony Cheal.Reed, Ishmael, 1938-Roudiez, Leon Samuel, 1917-Rower, Ann.Rushdie, Salman.Selby, Hubert, Jr.Simon, Claude.Sorrentino, Gilbert.Stephens, Michael.Tindall, Kenneth, 1937-Valenzuela, Luisa, 1938-Walsh, Joy.Wright, Barbara, 1935-Zurbrugg, Nicholas.Dalkey Archive Press.The Review of Contemporary Fiction.. 0$aAmerican literature--20th century.Collection ContentsSeries I: Review of Contemporary Fiction Sorrentino 11Sorrentino/O'Brien correspondence1971-197412Sorrentino/O'Brien correspondence1975-197613Sorrentino/O'Brien correspondence1977-197814Sorrentino/O'Brien correspondence197915Sorrentino/O'Brien correspondence198016Sorrentino/O'Brien correspondence198117Sorrentino/O'Brien correspondence198218Sorrentino/O'Brien correspondence1983-198419Sorrentino/O'Brien correspondence1985-1987110North Point Press Cataloges111Miscellaneous articles, clippings, publications sent in correspondence112Issue Correspondence: Antin - Elman113Issue Correspondence: Fleisher - MacLochlainn114Issue Correspondence: Mercier - Wieners115Issue: Sorrentino Interview21Preliminary Table of Contents22Cover and Contents (title-p.4)23Sorrentino Interview24"The Act of Creation and Its Artifact" - Gilbert Sorentino25"From Work in Process, Blue Pastoral" - Gilbert Sorrentino26"Sorrentino's Past" - Toby Olsen27"In the song/ of the alphabet: Gilbert Sorrentino's Splendide Hotel" - Sharon Thesen28"Every Man His Voice" - Patrick McCarthy29"'Yes, We Have No Bananas': Gilbert Sorrentino's The Orangery" - Marie Russell210"A Marvellous Gift: Gilbert Sorrentino's Fiction" - Max Eilenberg211"A Short Defense of Plagiary" - G.L. Bruns212"Antony Lamont in Search of Gilbert Sorrentino: Character and Mulligan Stew" - Donald J. Greiner213"The Sky Changes: A Journey into the Uncouscious and a Road into the Novels of Gilbert Sorrentino" --Dr. Paul Emmett214"Blue Indigo" - Lowell Dunlap215"The Reality Changes" -Leon S. Roudiez216"Gilbert Sorrentino's Aberration of Starlight" -Coleman Dowell217"Gilbert Sorrentino and Mulligan Stew" -Nicholas Mosley218"Reading Gil Sorrentino" - Richard Elman219"Xmas as in Merry" -Robert Creeley220"Adam and Eve on a Raft" -Kenneth Tindall221"On Giving Up Fictioneering" -Bernard Share31"Sorrentino's Steelwork..." - preliminary articles32"The Parody Novel: Sterne's Tristram Shandy" - Richard Sheldon33Contributors34Book Reviews: Overview35Book Reviews36Text Copy: Reviews37Text Copy: Reviews38Text Copy: pp. 5-2739Text Copy: pp. 28-38310Text Copy: pp. 39-47311Text Copy: pp. 48-61312Text Copy: pp. 62-80313Text Copy: pp. 81-95314Text Copy: pp. 96-112315Text Copy: pp. 113-129316Text Copy: pp. 130-152317Text Copy: pp. 153-170318Text Copy: pp. 171-18941Text Copy: pp. 190-21142Text Copy: pp. 212-23243"Psychic DiSIrEnberIng and Staying Sane: The Fiction of Gilbert Sorrentino" - Eric Mottrain44"On Mulligan Stew" - St. John Sweeney45"The Person of Fiction, The Fiction of Person"46"Rose Theatre"47"The Bronc People" - Author unknownMetcalf / Selby 48Correspondence: Atchity - Brossard49Correspondence Buckeye - DeFanti:410Correspondence: Enslin - Metcalf411Correspondence: Napora - Olson412Correspondence: Oppenheimer - Wertime413Contents, Book received, Contributors414Interview with Metcalf415"Interview with Paul Metcalf"416"Paul Metcalf and the Documetary Narrative" - George Butterick417"Notes for a Festshrift on Paul Metcalf"- Richard Grossinger51"From Melville to Olson to Metcalf: The Double Play"-TQU thurchill52"Local Universe" - Vincent Ferrini53"For Paul Metcalf" - Anmiiel Alcalay54"Re: incarnation-Patagoni, U.S. Dept. of the Interior, the body of knowledge and going nowhere fast" - Napora55"Paul Metcalf. . .A Very Personal Appreciation" -Theodore Enslin56"Travels Thru the Interior: notes toward a structural analysis of Paul Metcalf"-Alex Gildzen57"Mr. Metcalf and the Savage Mind" - Don Byrd58"Paul Metcalf Delivers the News" - Harry Lewis59"The Thrill of thoosing: Paul Metcalf and the Power of Not-So-Blackness" - Charles DeFanti510"Language and Materials in Paul Metcalf's Art"-Jonh O'Brien511Interview with Selby512Interview with Hubert Selby513Gilbert Sorrentino: "The Art of Hubert Selby"514"Addenda 1981: After Last Exit to Brooklyn"-Gilbert Sorrentino515"Selby' s Yahoos: The Brooklyn Breed - A dialogue of the Mind with Itself" - Jack Byrne516"Free Like the Rest of Us: Violation and Despair in Hubert Selby' s Novels" - Eric Mottram517 Herman and Hubert: The Odd Couple - Paul Metcalf 518 The Fishing at Coney Island: Hubert Selby, Jr. and the Colt of Authenticity - Kenneth Tindall 519 Some Preliminary Notes Toward a Study of Selby -Robert Buckeye 520 The Materials of Art in Hubert Selby -John O'Brien 521 The Mirror of Man - Roland Binet 522 Hubert Selby, Jr.: The Poet of Prose Masters -Michael Stephens 523"Memories - Joel Oppenheimer 524 Hubert Selby's Requiem for a Dream: A Primer of Vision - Kenneth John Atchity 525 On the Question of Style in Hubert Selby, Jr.'s Fiction - Richard Wertima 526 Some Things I Want to Say About Hubert Selby's Work - Harry Lewis 527 Potebnya -Richard Sheldon 528Book Reviews 529Typist's Copy: Table of contents - p.272530Typist's Copy: pp. 273-314531Typist's Copy: pp. 315-363532Typist's Copy: pp. 364-413533Typist's Copy: pp. 414-end 61Text copy: Title page and Table of Contents 62Text copy: pp. 273-31463Text copy: pp. 315-36364Text copy: pp. 364-41365Text copy: pp. 414-end Woolf / Markfield 66Correspondence: Abbey-Bender 67Correspondence: Bowering-Emerson 68Correspondence: Emmett-Moore 69Correspondence: Mottram-Tindall610 Playing the Kite - Kenneth Tindall 611 God and Famous - Kenneth Tindall 612 The Hanmer of Wednesday - Kenneth Tindall 613Book Reviews 614 the beginning - Thomas McGonigle 615 From the Middle - Thomas McGonigle 616 A much later note, on John-Juan - Edward Doon 617 All Things Considered" in Douglas Woolf -John O'Brien 618 Douglas Woolf's Ideal Fictions - Brian Stonehill 619 The Great Mother in the Fiction of Douglas Woolf: Ma in Ya!" - Paul Emmett 620 First Prize - Robert Creeley 621 Ornamental Prose: Andrei Bely - Richard Sheldon 622 Ya! Ya! Ya! Ya! . . . - Lowell Dunlap 71 Douglas Woolf' s Escape from Enclosure -Eric Mottram 72 16 Paragraphs on Douglas Woolf - Keith Abbott 73 Teitlebaum' s Window. . . - Jack Byrne 74 Douglas Woolf's 'Bank Dey' - George Bowering 75 Wrestling with Idealization: Wallace Markfield' s You Could Live if They Let You -Stephen L. Bender 76 The Enigma of Unpopularity and Critical Neglect... -Melvin J. Freedman 77Interview with Wallace Markfield78"'Whoosh and Gaah: the New York Intellectuals..."-Sanford Pinsker79Typist's copy: pp. 1-44710Typist's copy: pp.45-87711Typist's copy: pp. 88-128712Typist's copy: pp. 129-172713Typist's copy: pp. 173-endGaddis / Mosley 714Correspondence: Ackroyd-Eilenberg715Correspondence: Fellows-Kuehl716Correspondence: Lathrop-Moore717Correspondence Mosley-Weisenburger718"Interview with William Gaddis" - John Kuehl and Steven Moore719William Gaddis's JR: The Novel of Babel" -Carl D. Malmgreen720"Paper Currencies: Reading William Gaddis" -Steven Weisenburger721"The paper Empires and Empirical Fictions of William Gaddis" -Joel Dana Black722"Comic-Ironic Parallels in William Gaddis' The Recognitions" - Stephen paul Martin723"What did you say Mister Gaddis? form in William Gaddis's JR" -Michael Boccia724"Vulnerability and Aggression: Characters and Objects in The Recognitions" - Stephen Paul Martin725"False Gold to Forge: The Forger Behind Wyatt Gwyon" -Tom Sawyer726"William Gaddis: A Selected Bibliography" - Steven Moore727"An Interview with Nicholas Mosley" -John O'Brien728"Faulkner's Fables" -Nicholas Mosley729Impossible Accidents: Nicholas Mosley" - Francis Booth730"Sleight of Language" -John Banks731"It's Like a Story: Mosley's Impossible Object" -John O'Brien732"Private Madness and Natalie Natalia" -John Banks733"Contrived Chaos: Catastrophe Practice and Godelian Incompleteness" -John Banks81"Toward A Theory of the Comic" -Viktor Shklovskey82Typists Copy: pp.2-4483Typists Copy: pp.45-8684Typists Copy: pp. 87-12385Typists Copy: pp.124-16886Typists Copy: Book Reviews87Text Copy: pp.1-4488Text Copy: pp. 45-8689Text Copy: 87-123810Text Copy: 124-171Bowles / Dowell 811Correspondence: Bowles-Dowell812Correspondence: Duytshaever-Hunt813Correspondence: Lesser-White814"Drastic Points" -Irving Malin815"A Journey in Search of paul Bowles" -Paul Metcalf816"From Metcalf to Bowles to peabody" -Corespondences for Bowles Issue817"Let it Come Down and Inner Geography" -Wayne Pounds818"Paul Bowles: Past and Present" -Tim Hunt819"Approaching Paul Bowles" -Jack Collings820"Paul Bowles and 'The Frozen Fields of Vision'" -Lawrence D. Stewart821"Paul Bowles and the Perception of Evil" -Robert Hauptmann822"Endings and The Sheltering Sky" -Stephen Emerson823"Paul Bowles: 'Do Not Appropriate My Object'" -Linda S. Wells824Interview with Coleman Dowell825"Literary Balcomb Greene" -ColemannDowell826"White Into black" -Colemann Dowell91"Thoughts on White on Black on White" -Edmund White92"Colemann Dowell's Short Stories" -Meriam Fuchs93"Colemann Dowell" -Balcomb Green94"Exorcism and Grace: A Study of Androgyny in Island People" -Stephen-Paul Martin95"Miss Ethel and Mr. Dowell" -John and Linda Kandel Kuehl96"Pushy Jews and Aging Queens: Imaginary People in Two Novels by Colemann Dowell" -Thom Gunn97"Coleman Dowell's Frame-up: What Miss Ethel did Last Winter" -Jack Byrne98Book Reviews99Typist's copy: pp.1-50910Typist's copy: pp. 51-101911Typist's copy: pp.102-148912Typist's copy: pp.149-183913Text Copy: Cover914Text copy: pp.1-50915Text Copy: pp.51-101916Text Copy: pp.102-148917Text Copy: pp.149-endEastlake / Higgins 918Correspondence: Abbey-Dorm919Correspondence: Eastlake-Mocaffezy920Correspondence:McGonigle 1981921Correspondence: McGonigle 1982101Correspondence: McPheron-Wylder102Interview with William Eastlake; Questionnaire103"Wilain Eastlake: Para Mi Amigo" - Edward Abbey104"The Southwest Novels of William Eastlake"-Gerald Haslam105"Poetry, Abstraction, and the Comedy of Dream: William Eastlake's Portrait of an Artist with 26 Horses"-Jaires R. Lindroth106Style in Eastlake's Southwestern Novels: Personal Visions and Digressions" - Larry McCaffery107"William Eastlake: Satiric Voice Looking for a Form" -Delbert E. Wylder 108"Eastlake: The Artist as Director of Revels"-Albert Wachtel109"Cowboys and Indians" - Robert Creeley1010"Portrait of a Horse with Twenty-Six Artists"-George BcMering1011"Debunking the Myth of the West" - Bathara E. Barnes1012"The Limits of Survival with the Weapons of Humor:William Eastlake" - Eric Mottram1013"The Critical Reception of William Eastlake"-William McPheron1014"William Eastlake: A Checklist" - William McPheron1015"The Heroe's Portion: Chaos or Anarchy in the Caltic Twoilet" - Aidan Higgins1016"From Bornholrn Night-Ferry" - Aidan Higgins1017"Aidan Higgins: Figures in Landscape"-Michael Mollen1018Down from the Balcony" - Bernard Share1019"Scenes from a Receding Past" - John O'Brien1020"Notes on the Wandering Celt: Aidan Higgin 's Balcony of Europe" - Janes Liddy1021"Aidan Higgins: A Political Dimension" - Sam Baneham1022"Towards Bornholm Night-Ferry and Texts for the Air: A rereading of Aidan Higgins - Dermot Healy1023"Form as an Extension of Content: 'their existence in my eyes" - Robert Buckeye1024"Notes on Higgin' s Ladies of Springfield House"-Jack Byrne1025"Parsing Love's Canplainte: Aidan Higgins on the Need to Name" - Sean Golden1026"Let the Dead Bury the Dead: a prepared slide from St. Patrick' s Day, Dublin,1974"-Thomas McGonigle1027"Evgeny Onegin (Pusbkin and Sterne)"-Viktor Sbklovsky1028Book Reviews111"Imaginary Meadows" - Aidan Higgins112Typist' s Copy: pp. 4-17 (2 copies)113Typist' s Copy: pp.18-40114Typist's Copy: pp.42-67115Typist's Copy: pp.68-105116Typist's Copy: pp. 108-14 1 (3 copies)117Typist's Copy: pp. 141-174 (3 copies)118Typist's Copy: (partial copies) pp. 175-209119Typist's Copy: pp. 221-237 (2 copies)1110Text Copy: cover-p.31111Text Copy: pp. 4-411112Text Copy: pp. 42-831113Text Copy: pp 84-1231114Text Copy:pp. 124-1631115Text Copy: pp. 164-2091116Text Copy: pp. 210-2521117"Winter is coming" by Aidan HigginsKerouac / Pinget 121Correspondence: Abbott - Bishop122Correspondence: Blanchot - Durert123Correspondence: Fagin - Johnson, Ronna 124Correspondence: Kart-Otten125Correspondence: Platier - Sturrock126Correspondence: Taliman - Woods127"Kerouac" - William Burroughs128"Doctor Sax: The Origins of Vision in the Duluoz Leend" - Ronna Johnson129"Jack Kerouac' s 'Jazz America' or Who Was Roger Beloit?" - Larry Kart1210"Kerouac' s Harmonious Combination of Elements: The Long Symphonic Sentence" - Joy Walsh1211"The Misreading of Kerouac" - Tim Hunt1212"Kerouac and Jazz" - Jim Burns1213"Diluoz and Faust" - George Rideout1214"A Preface to Visions of Cody" - Eric Mottraiu1215"Tender Hearts in Boulder" - John Clellon Holmes 1216"Synaesthesia, Synchronisity, and Syncopation"-Regina Weineich1217"Jack Kerouac: Roman Catholic Conscience and The Body" - Joy Walsh1218"Where Did This Guy Cone From Anyway?"-Gerald Nicosia1219"The Brothers Martin or The Decline of America"-Regina Weinreich1220"Spring 1956: Fran A Life of Jack Bèrouac"-Tan Clark1221"Literature of the Fifties: Jack Kerouac and the Delicate Balancing Point" - Unknown1222"All I Got" - Thomas McGonigle1223"Write in Recollection and Amazement for Yourself"-Chris Challis1224"Translator's Preface to Pinget' s Someone"-Barbara Wright1225"Speech Conference at NYU: Sept. 30, Oct. 1, Oct. 2,1982" - Robert Pinget1226"The Trials of Translating Pinget" - Barbara Wright1227"Wanes in Graal Flibuste" - Robert M. Henkels1228"L'Apocrypha: ou la loi nouvelle" - Stephen Bann1229"Robert Pinget: The End of a Modern Way"-Stephen Bann1230"Extremeties of Discourses: Walter Pater and Robert Pinget" - Stephen Barin1231"Pinget and the Voyage to Some/Nowhere"-F.C. St. Aubyn131"Pinget 's Passacacilia: Birds Wings Beating the Solid Air" - John O'Brien132"Who is Robert Pinget?" - Jean-Loius de Rambures133"The Search for Identity in the Work of Robert Pinget" - Anna Otten134"The Absences of Monsieur Songe" - John Sturrock135"Discovering the Unforseeable : Robert Pinget's Narrative Adventures" - Germaine Baril136"Pinget and Friends" - John Fletcher137"Robert Pinget: Family Feuds and Others" -Jean-Claude Varielle138"Are You Listening? '-Robert Pinget's Insistent Voices" - Gerinaine Baril139"Rats, Cats and Bats: Character, Plot and Language in Robert Pinget' s Plays" - Robert Henkels1310"Structures of Narration in The Inquisitory: Plot Formation or Senseless Ramblings?"-Jean Claude Lieber1311"Pinget's The Inquisitory: Or Where Were You on the Night of June 12th?" - Jack Byrne1312"Between Fantoine and Agapa" -George Railard1313"Authorial personae in Pinget' s fiction: Mahu,Mortin, and Monsieur Songe" - Anthony Cheal Pugh1314"Speech and Function: Robert Pinget' s 'The Libera Me Domine" - Tony Duvert1315"Abel and Bela" - Jean Claude Lieber1316"Deciphering an Alchemical Cipher: Robert Pinget's Paraichimie" - Bettina L. Knapp1317"Three Lonesque Hours at Paris' Oldest Cafe or The Attribution of a New Literary Prize"-Albert Rosso141"Searching for Jack Kerouac"-Arthur Winfield Knight142"A New Field': A Note on The Charma Bums"-William Crawford Woods143"The Inner Quest of Space: Twenty-Five Years Later"-Albert Huerta144"Kerouac: A Reichian Interpretation" - Joy Walsh145Miscellaneous146Typist's Copy: cover-p.3147Typist's Copy: pp. 4-45148Typist's Copy: pp. 46-95149Typist's Copy: pp. 96-1581410Typist's Copy: pp. 159-2071411Typist's Copy: pp. 208-2511412Text Copy: pp. 4-451413Text Copy: pp. 46-921414Text Copy: pp. 93-1331415Text Copy: pp. 134-1801416Text Copy: pp. 181-endCortazar / Hawkes 151Correspondence: Alazraki - Gault152Correspondence: Greiner - Higgins153Correspondence: Honig - Olivares154Correspondence: Ortega - Zieger155Interview with Julio Cortazar156"Some Aspects of the Short Story" - Julio Cortazar "157On the Short Story and Its Environs" -Julio Cortazar 158"End of the Game: The Early Fictions of Julio Cortazar" - John Ditsky159"Morelli on the Threshold" - Julio Ortega 1510"Auto-Peferencial Elements in 'Blow-Up' and 'The Gates of Heaven'" - Genaro J. Perez 1511"Movement and Stasis, Film, and Photo: Temporal Structures in the Recent Fiction of Julio Cortazar" - Lois Parkinson Zamora1512"Desire, the Author, and the Reader in Cortazar's Narrative" -Sara Castro-Klaren1513"Julio Cortazar's redhead night: or Notes on ordering the Universe in Prosa del observatorio" -Evelyn Picon Garfield1514"The Art of Shaman: Julio Cortazar Viewed as a natie American Writer" -Sharon Spencer1515April in Buenos Aires: Letter Without a Heading to Julio Cortazar" -Luisa Valenzuela1516Hopscotch: The Novel as Pandora's Box" -Carlos Fuentes1517"Fear/Silent Toys" -Alicia Borinsky1518"From Bestiary to Glenda: Pushing the Short Sotry to its Utmost Limits" -Jaime Alazraki1519"Cortazar's Other Texts" -Saul Sosnowski1520"Life and Art: An Interview with John Hawkes" -Patrick O'Donnell1521"The Blood Oranges: Cyril's Lyric" -Stanley Fogel1522"The Oxymoron as Central Trope in the Passion Artist" -Pierre Gault161"'It's a Lawless Country': Narrative, Formal and Thematic Coherence in The Beetle Leg" -Alan Heineman162"Virginie as Metaphor" -John Kuehl163"The Beauties of Language: Notes on The Blood Oranges and The Passion Artist" -Franco La Polla164"The Devil and John Hawkes" - Stephen Weisenburger165"Self-Consciousness and Death~, Sleep, & the Traveler" - John Banks 166"'The Pen and The Skin ': Inscription and Cryptography in John Hawke' s Second Skin" -Mare Chenetier 167"The Rhetoric of Excess in John Hawkes' Travesty" -Christine Laniel168"The Blood Oranges" - Review by Gilbert Sorrentino169"Viobata~ Bodies: Hawkes' Second Skin" -Johan Thielemans 1610"Who's Cassandra? For That Matter, Who's Gertrude?" -John O'Brien 1611"Bob and Carob and Ted and Alice Out of Season in Ilyria: Sacrei and Profane Love Among the Funeral Cypresses" - Jack Byrne1612"Postmodernism and Autobiographical Commentary: The Blood Oranges and Virginie" - Heide Ziegler 1613"Garfish, Chili Dogs, and the Human Torch: Memories of Richard Brautigan and San Francisco, 1966" -Keith Abbott1614"Cortazar' s Secret Weapons" - Victoria Slavaski1615"Julio Cortaza, lector"1616Communications and Communications: paralysis, Amnesia, Aphasia" -Andre Le Vat1617Text Copy: pp. 1-371618Text Copy: pp. 38-821619Text Copy: pp. 83-1261620Text Copy: pp. 127-1631621Text Copy: pp. 164-2021622Text Copy: pp. 203-246Burroughs 171Correspondence: Abbott - Goodman172Correspondence: Grauerholz - Morgan173Correspondence: 0'Brien, Glenn - Zurbrugg174 Creative Reading - William Burroughs175"Revenge of the Ice Box - William Burroughs176 Ruski - William Burroughs177 The Last European Interview - Philippe Mikriammos178 Burroughs, Grauerholz, and Cities of the Red Night: An Interview with James Grauerholz -Nicholas Zurbrugg179 Departed have left no address': Revelation/Concealment Presence/Absence in Naked Lunch" -Michael Leddy1710 The Gnostic Vision of William S. Burroughs -Gregory Stephenson1711 William Burroughs: A Personal View" - Allan Ansen1712 The Dynamics Deja Vu of William Burroughs -Regina Weinrich1713 The Revelatory Connection: Inspired Poetry and Naked Lunch - Barbara Estrin1714 Burrough' s Theater of Illusion: Cities of the Red Night - Steven Shaviro1715 Beyond Good and Evil: 'How to' Read Naked Lunch -Robin Lydenberg1716 The Limits of Intertextuality: Barthes, Burroughs Gysin, Culler - Nicholas Zurbrugg 1717 The Burroughs Biopathy: William S. Burroughs' Junky and Naked Lunch and Reichian Theory -Allan Johnston1718 Fastest Brains Preserved - Devid Ohle1719 Freedom Through Fantasy in the Recent Novels of William S. Burroughs - Jennie Skerl1720 Burroughs"- Francois Bucher1721 June Dream - Anne Waldman1722 A Burroughs Primer - Jurgen Ploog1723 Burroughs Live - Glenn O'Brien1724 Each Word Taken Clean, Clean, Clean: William Carlos Williams' White Mule and The Great American Novel -James R. Bettinger1725 49th Slice from St. Patrick's Day, Dublin 1974 -Thomas McGonigle1726Book Reviews1727 Excerpts from an Interview with Allan Ginsberg: The Creation of Naked Lunch - Jennie Skerl1728 The Authenticity of an Apocryphal Book -Jacqueline Piatier1729Miscellaneous Burroughs181Typist's Copy: pp. 4-39182Typist's Copy: pp. 40-85183Typist's Copy: pp. 86-130184Typist's Copy: pp. 131-183185Text Copy: cover - p.3186Text Copy: pp. 4-38187Text Copy: pp. 41-85188Text Copy: pp. 86-130189Text Copy: pp. 131-186Goytisolo / Reed 1810Correspondence: Baxnberger - Gimferrer1811Correspondence: Goytisolo - Lenz 1812Correspondence: Lindroth - Oviedo1813Correspondence: Perez - Sarduy1814Correspondence: Schaeffer - Young1815 An Interview with Juan Goytisolo - Julio Ortega1816 A Cervantine Readii~ of Three Trapped Tigers -Juan Goytisolo1817 Literature Pursued by Politics - Juan Goytisobo1818 Language, Ideal Reality, and Effective Reality -Juan Goytisolo1819 Vicissitudes of Modejarism: Juan Ruiz, Cervantes,Galdos - Juan Goytisolo191 Goytisolo's The Field of Nijar and La Chanca -Luccarelli192 Selections fran La Chanca - Juan Goytisolo193 Juan Goytisolo or the Novel as Exile -Carbos Fuentas194 Juan Goytisolo's Novel Trilogy: A Reader's Personal Memory - Gonzalo Diaz-Migoyo195"Mimesis and Narrative Discourse: Juan Goytisolo's Search for Immediacy - B.A. Gonzalez196 The Literary Criticism of Juan Goytisolo -Kessel Schwartz197 Fugal Form in Fin De Fiesta (The Party's Over) -Genaro J. Perez198 Deterritorialization - Severo Sarduy199 Fran Don Julian to Makbara: A Possible Orientalist Reading - Juan Goytisolo1910 La Carcil Verbal: Narrative Discourse in Makbara -Bieder191 The Apocalypse According to Juan Goytisolo -Julian Rios1912 Makbara: Juan Goytisobo 's Fictionalized Version of 'Orientalism - Luce Lopez-Baralt1913 Marks of Identity: Identity and Discourse -Aline Schumann1914 Makbara: The Space of Phantasm - Annie Perrin 1915Interview with Ishmaeb Reed1916 The Free-Lance Pallbearers, or: No More Proscenium Arch. - La Polla1917 Old Gods and New Demons-Ishmael Peed and His Fiction - Jerry H. Bryant1918 The Waxing and Waning of Cab CablcMay -W. C. Bairiberger1919 Ishamel Reed's Raven - Joe Weixlmann1920 Heading Thsm Off at the Pass: The Fiction of Ishmael Reed - Peter Nazareth1921 From Krazy Eat to HooDo: Aesthetic Discourse in the Fiction of Isbmael Reed - Lindroth1922 Reality as Art: The Last Deys of Louisiana Red -Geoffrey Green1923 White Men with Three Names. . . Fran Scat to Scatology - Jack Byrne1924 Ishainel Reed's Mumbo Jumbo: Form of the Mystery -Boccia1925 Problems of the Novel - Juan Goybisolo201Typist's Copy: pp. 4-54202Typist's Copy: pp. 55-103203Typist's Copy: pp. 104-156204Typist's Copy: pp. 157-204205Typist's Copy: pp. 205-244206Text Copy: front cover - p.3207Text Copy: pp. 4-54208Text Copy: pp. 55-103209Text Copy: pp. 104-1562010Text Copy: pp. 157-2042011Text Copy: pp. 205-endCela 2012Correspondence: Benet - Ilie2013Correspondence: Kerrigan - Kronik2014Correspondence: Liddy - Ray2015Correspondence: Tindall - Wasserman2016 La Mancha in My Heart - Cela2017 The World of the Bullfight.. - Cela2018 Supper with Lola Pacheco - Cela2019 The Latest Word on the Horse Casinaide, 'Almost-Nobody - Cela2020 The Color of Seed - Anthony Kerrigan2021 The Novel as Concept - Cela2022 The Game of the Possible: Francois and Censorship and Techniques of Dissent - Janet Perez2023 I Must Be Talking About Mrs. Caldwell to El Hey Son Armadans - Liddy2024 Cela: Writing about Death - Rato2025 Camillo Jose Cela - Roger D. Tinnell2026 A Stylist, an Institution, a Book: Cela, Censorship and Mazurca Para Doe Muertos - Wasserman201 Introduction to The Family of Pasual Doarte -Anthony Kerrigan202 Cela and Spanish Marginal Culture -David William Foster203 Trauma and Tenderness in the Novels and Travels of Camibo Jose - Robert Kirsner214 Cela: The Writer's Trade (In Darkness) - Umbral215 Historical cirounistances and Thematic Motifs in San Camilo, 1936 - Janet Perez216 Mazurca Para Dos Muertos Seen Through Its Characters - Rodenas217 Mother Caldwell Writes to Her Dearly Beloved Son.. -Jack Byrne218 Pascual 's Parole - Kronik219 Watercatch': chapter from Banks of the Sea -Kenneth Tindall2110 Fictional Infinities - Sorrentino2111Book Reviews2112 The Art of Greenland -Bodil Koalund (Translation by Kenneth Tindall)2113 An Interview: Camilo Jose Cela/Lubos Junk 2114Translator's Notes2115Typist' s Copy: front cover - p.432116Typist' s Copy: pp. 44-1102117Typist' s Copy: pp. 111-1502118Typist' s Copy: pp. 151 - end2119Proof for front cover2120Text Copy: pp. 1-432121Text Copy: pp. 44-1042122Text Copy: pp. 105-1502123Text Copy: pp. 151-177Simon 221Correspondence: Andrews - Duytschaever222Correspondence: Fletcher - Silverman223Correspondence: Simon - Varielle224Correspondence: Wright225Correspondence: Interview with Claude Simon: Autobiography, The Novel, Politics - Pugh226 Reflections on the Novel: Claude Simon's Address to the Colloquim on the New Novel , New York University, October 1982 - Claude Simon227 Claude Simon's Answers to Questions Written by Ludovic Janvier - Janvier228 Fiction Word by Word - Claude Simon229 History and Fiction in Claude Simon's Novels -Roudiez2210 From Drawing, to painting, to text: Claude Simon's Allegory of representation and reading in the prologue to The Georgics - Pugh2211 The Textualization of Time in Conducting Bodies, Trytich and The World About Us -Duffy2212 Metaphor and Metonymy in Flann O'Brien's At Swim-Two Birds - Conte2213 A Cumbersome Hero - Lieber (French and Eglish) 2214 Simon and Sartre - Duncan2215 The Georgics: The limits of history - Britton 2216 The General in The Georgics - Fletcher 2217 Claude Simon: The Critical Properties of Painting -Brewer2218 Claude Simon's I/eye - Anna Otten2219 What We Can Learn from an Open Window -Vareille2220 Metaphor and Metonymy in Flann O'Brien' S Swim-Two-Birds - Conte2221Book Reviews2222 Meaning and Subversion in Claude Simon's Le Vent: Sane Structural Considerations -Duffy2223 The New Novel - Anna Otten and Karbis Racevskis 231Typist's Copy: pp.4-46232Typist's copy: pp. 47-89233Typist's copy: pp. 90-134234Typist's copy: pp. 135-158235Text copy: title page p. 46236Text copy: pp. 47-89237Text copy: pp.90-134238Text copy: pp.135-159Johnson / Rhys 239Correspondence: Ames - Figes2310Correspondence: Ghose - Marshfield2311Correspondence: Murdock - Wilson2312 Introduction to Aren't You Rather Young to be Writing Your Memoirs? - B. S. Jchnson2313 Another Interruption : from Travelling People -B.S. Johnson2314 Everyone Kniws Somebody Who's Dead - B. S. Johnson2315"Bryan" -Ghose2316 Telling Life, Telling Death: The Unfortunates -Tredell2317 B.S. Johnson and the British Experimental Tradition: an Introduction - Mackrell2318 The Truth of Lying: Albert Angelo - Tredell2319 B.S. Johnson - Figes2320 The Book as a Metaphor: Artifice and Experiment in the Novelo of B. S. Johnson - Davis2321 B. S. Johnson and the Consolation of Literature D'Eath2322 Albert Angelo or B. S. Johnson' s Paradigm of Truth -Thielemans2323 Artifice and Paradise in B. S. Johnson's Travelling People - C. Kanaganayakam2324 B. S . Johnson's Intransitive Performance -Splendors2325 No Future - Thomas McGonigle2326 Bryan Johnson - A Big Mother Fucker of a Pisces -Kenneth Tindall2327 Sane Thoughts on Jean Rhys's Fiction - Abbott2328 Jean Rhy's 'Tree of Life' - Harris241 Jean Rhys: The Men in Her Novels . " -Elain Kraf242 Arrangements in Silver and Grey: The Whistlerian Moment in the Short Fiction of Jean Rhys -Lindroth243 Whispers Outside the Room: The Haunted Fiction of Jean Rhys - Lindroth244 Rhys, de Beauvoir and the Woman in Love - Berger245 The Paradox of Style, Metaphor, and Ritual in Good Mornin, Midnight -Emery246 Jean Rhys's Good Morning. Midnight: The Boulevard of Broken Dreams - Jack Byrne247 Not Counting the Savages - B. S. Johnson248 The Imagination on Trial - Interview with B.S. Johnson249Text Copy: pp. 1-41 2410Text Copy: pp. 42-922411Text Copy: pp. 93-1272412Text Copy: pp. 128-162Bukowski / Butor 2413Correspondence: Abbott - Kessler2414Correspondence: lambert - Pringle2415Correspondence: Roudiez2416Correspondence: Sandarg - Weinstein2417 Bukowski's Ham on Rye and the Los Angeles Novel -Fontana2418"Women: The Siren calls of Boredom - Jimmie Cain2419 Writing the Great American Novel on the PC -Jack Sanders2420 Some Tough Acts to Follow - Keith Abbott2421 Setting Free the Buk - Locklin2422 A Day at the Races: Gambling and Luck in Bukowski's Fiction - Glover251 Bukowski's War All the Time and Horses Don't Bet on People and Neither Do I - Locklin252 A Bottle Stain - Thomas McGonigle253 Mirror of Ourselves: Notes on Bukowski's Post Office - Gibralter254 Bukowski's Chinaski: Playing Post Office - Byrne255 South of No North: Bukowski in Deadly Earnest -Weinstein256 Charles Bukowski and the Avant-Garde - Smith257 Notes on a Dirty Old Man - Kessler258 On Flaubert's Bouvard and Pecuchet -Butor259 The Bagatelles of Theleme - Butor2510 Smoke Signals - Butor2511 The Raven' s Reminiscences - Michel Butor (French and Enlish)2512 Interview with Michel Baton: The Writer as Janus -Otten2513 Baudelaire in Baton's Passing Time -Alastair Duncan2514 The Application and Development of Michel Bator's Collage Principle in Illustrations IV - Inglis2515"Mbile: America, The Novel - Jean-Claude Montel (French and English)2516 Butor's Room Without a View: The Train Compartment in La Modification -Pringle2517 Baton: The Writer as Don Juan - Waelti-Walters2518 Expanding Fictions: Baton's Intervalle -Barbara Mason2519"Michel Butor and the Role of Poetry and Prose" -Aubyn2520 Mobile - Metcalf2521 Situating Butor on the Horizon of Contemporary Critical Perspectives - Oppenheim2522 Michel Butor' s Passage de Milan: The Numbers Gains -Knee2523"Michel Baton: Synthesis or Dilemma? - Vareille2524 Dreaming the 'Baroque Nile': In the Wake of Butor's Aesthetics - Debaisieux2525"Michel Butor: Between the Crowd and the Hero -Helbo2526 Trapped: Analysis of Resean Aenien - Josee Lambert2527 Butor's Rare and . Limited Editions: 1956-1983 -Aubyn2528Book Reviews and Books Received and Annual Index2529 Michel Butor: entre la foule et le beros -A. Helbo2530 World Literature Today - Vol. 56 #2 Spring 1982 (photostat)2531 Signaux De Fumee - Pour Michel Sicard2532 Bokowski: Drain a Last Tired Beer - Challis2533Table of Contents2534Text copy: title page - p.59261Text copy: pp. 60-118262Text copy: pp. 119-164263Text copy: pp. 165-210Fiction Issue 264Correspondence: Acker - Hawkes265Correspondence: Lane - Tindall266 The Apocrypha - Pinget267 Armenian Papers - Harry Matthews268 From Unmaking It: 'Radical Surgery' -Wallace Markfield269 Vito in Europe - Part II - Ann Rower2610 The Corpse Dream of N. Pektor - Thomas McGonigle2611 Model Wife - Margaret Mitchell Dukore2612 In Another World - Margaret Mitchell Dukore2613 Two Mose Bankes - Gilbert Sorrentino2614 In the Mood - Colleen Dowell2615 Don Quixote in America, the Land of Freedom -Kathy Acker2616 Excerpts fran Landscapes After the Battle -Goytisolo2617 From Ghost Waves - James McManus2618 Unwelcome Words - Paul Bowles2619 Three Sketches for a Meta-Myth - Nicholas Mosley2620 From Pignon - Kenneth Tindall2621 From Larva: 'Auto da Fenix - Julian Rios271Book Reviews: originals272Book Reviews: copies273 The Coming of Night - A Brief Introduction -Kathy Acker274Text Models and Copies275Text Copy: pp. 1-52276Text Copy: pp.53-98277Text Copy: pp.99-156278Text Copy: pp.157-197279Text Copy: pp.198-228Calvino 2710Correspondence: Alamansi - Joseph2711Correspondence: La Polla - Migiel2712Correspondence: Marello - Willen2713Table of Contents2714 La Camera Ardente - Harry Matthews2715 Calvino' s Combinative Aesthetics: Theory and Practice - Jerry A. Varsava2716 + Zero: Halo Calvino's Minimalist Narratives -Sorel Thompson Friedman2717 Man, History, Subject, Object: Calvino in Crisis -John Earl Joseph2718 The Recovery of Mnemonic Meanings in L'entrata inguerra - Franco Ricci2719 A Note on Marcovaldo - Franco La Polla2720 Calvino' s Fantastic 'Ancestors': The Viscount, the Baron, and the Knight - Jack Byrne2721 Optimism without Illusions - Francesco Guardiani281 Italo Calvino: A Woman, a Moon, the City -Michael Stephens282 Calvino' s Framed Narrations: Writers, Readers, and Reality - Kathryn Hume283 Calvino's Combinatorics - Warren F. Motte, Jr.284 The Fragmentation of Allegory in Calvino's Invisible Cities - Carol P. James285 Form and Formula in calvino's Invisible Cities -Laura Marcello286 Ghosts and Shadows: Reading and Writing in Italo Calvino's If on a Winter's Night a Traveller -Geoffrey Green287"Romancing the Reader: Calvino's If On a Winter' s Night a Traveller - Carl D. Malmgren288 Another Book, Another Author: Calvino, Flaubert, Mallarme - Marshall C. Olds289 The Role of the Reader in Italo Calvino's If On a Winter's Night a Traveller - Ian Rankin2810 Calvino on Photography - Constance Pierce2811 The Game of Palomar - George Scalise2812Book Reviews2813Contributor's Notes2814 Italo Calvino e le favole Italiane -Guiseppe Caputo2815Text Copy: pp. 1-41 (photograph of Calvino)2816Text Copy: pp. 42-872817Text Copy: pp. 88-1232818Text Copy: pp. 124-167Valenzuela 2819Correspondence: Araujo - Garfield2820Correspondence: Gazarian - Mull2821Correspondence: Orthmann - de Zapata2822Table of Contents2823 My Extraordinary Ph.D.' From Cat-O-Nine-Deaths by Luisa Valenzuela Evelyn Picon Garfield291 Dangerous Words - Luisa Valenzuela292 Dirty Words - Luisa Valenzuela293 In Search of My Own Backyard - Luisa Valenzuela294 In Search of My Own Backyard - Luisa Vabenzuela295 From The Motive - Luisa Valenzuela296 Interview with Luisa Valenzuela - Evelyn Picon Garfield297 Valenzuela's Cat-O-Nine-Deaths - Ann H. Fores298 Female Sexuality in Selected Short Stories by Luisa Valenzuela: Towards an Ontology of Her Work -Marting299 That Which Resists: The Code of the Real in Luisa Valenzuela's He Who Searches -Emily Hicks2910 Luisa Valenzuela's He Who Searches - Margo Glantz2911 The Symbolic, the Imaginary and the Real in Luisa Valenzuela 's He Who Searches - Guillermo Maci2912 Valenzuela's 'Other Weapons - Helena Araujo2913 Other Weapons': When Metaphors Become Real -Marta Morello-Frosch2914 Ritual Transformation in Luisa Valenzuela's 'Ritual of Rejection' - Dorothy S. Mull2915 The Lizard's Tail: Discourse Denatured -Sharon Magnarelli2916 The Sorcerer and Luisa Valenzuela, Double Narrators of the Novel/Biography Myth/History -Marie-Lise Gazarian Gautier2917 Luisa Valenzuela's 'Where the Eagles Dwell': From Fragmentation to Holism - Zulima Nelly Martinez2918 Van Vogt's Use of Suetonius - Robert Edgeworth2919Book Reviews2920Interview with Luisa Valenzuela2921 The Fruits of Summer -Luisa Valenzuela2922 Luisa Valenzuela's 'Little Man, Festo ' - Luisa Valenzuela2923 Censorship in Argentina from the Writer's Point of View - Luisa Valenzuela2924Miscellaneous Articles2925Miscellaneous Poetry and Short Stories2926 'Springtime' from Cat-O-Nine-Deaths - Evelyn Picon Garfield2927 The Efficient Cat' from The Efficient Cat -Evelyn Picon Garfield2928Luisa Valenzuela's ListBrossard 2929Correspondence: Abel - Brossard2930Correspondence: Bryant - Levy2931Correspondence: Lykiard - Woods2932 Tentative Visits to the Cemetary: Reflections on My Beat Generation - Chandler Brossard2933 From Come Out with Your Hands Up! -C. Brossard2934 Interview with Chandler Brossard -Steven Moore2935 Chandler Brossard: An Introduction and Checklist -Steven Moore301 Chandler, WWD, and, Inevitably, Hopefully Not Intrusively, Me - Seynour Krim302 My Chandler Brossard - John Bowers303 The 'Passed' White Nero: Brossard and Mailer at the Roots of Hip - William Crawford Woods304 Chandler Brossard - A View fran England -Con Holland-Skinner305 Publishing Big Chan: A Sort of Valentine -Joyce Engelson306 The Bright Wonderful Surface - Alexis Lykiard307 The Bold Saboteurs - Edgar Z. Friedenberg308 Of Oatmeal Cookies and, Brossard - Mandy Keifetz309 The Labors of Yogi - Norman Kelfetz3010 Notes on Chandler Brossard as Playwright -Jay Landesman3011 The Masked Centaur: Cultural Ambivalence in The Double View - James R. Lindroth3012 Chandler Brossard, Cynic - Jerry H. Bryant3013 The Spanish Scene - Barbara Probst Soloman3014 Chandler Brossard: A Critical Study of 'Dirty Books for Little Folks - S. Ramneth3015 Dirty Books - John Coyne3016 The Abuses of Enchantment - William Levy3017 Raging Joys, Sublime Violations: The Vietnam War in the Fiction of Chandler Brossard -Philip Beidler3018 About Wake Up - Chandler Brossard3019Text Copy: pp. 33-643020Text Copy:: pp. 193-end3021Miscellaneous Issue Format Pieces (photographs, originals, etc.)Beckett 3022Correspondence: John O'Brien (editor) with Nicholas Zurbrugg (guest editor)3023Correspondence: Contributors to Editors3024 IntroductIon: Samuel Beckett-The Wider Context -Nicholas Zurbrugg3025 Three Extracts frau Dream of Fair to Middling __ - Samuel Beckett3026 Dream of Fair to Middling Warren: A Preface and Post-Script - Deidre Bair3027 Beckett and Proust - William Burroughs3028 A Footnote to William Borroughs 'Article 'Beckett and Proust' - Nicholas Zurbrugg3029 Beckett and Deep Sleep - Robert Lax3030 A Note on Ill Seen Ill Said and A Note on criticism - Michael O'Brien3031 Notes on Three Novels by Samuel Beckett -Michael Horovitz3032 Island Truancies: The Sauntering of Mercier and Camier - James Liddy3033 What's a Door Doing Here?' A Squint at Beckett's Layered Question -Dom Sylvester Haiedard3034 The Structure of Lessness - Rosemary Pountney (Appendix 1)3035 The Music in Samuel Beckett's Play -Kenneth Gaburo3036 Interview with David Warrilo - Nicholas Zurbrugg3037 Interview with Philip Glass - Nicholas Zurbnigg3038 Interview with Billie Whitelaw - Nicholas Zurbrugg3039 From Characters to Discrete Events: The Evolving Concept of Dramatis Personae in Beckett's Radio Plays - Germaine Baril3040 What Where II: Revision as Recreation -S. E. Gontarski3041 The Anti-Zoom (A Little Polemic Against Metaphor) -Peter Gidal3042 LeWitt in Progress - Rosalind E. Krauss3043 Self and Theatricality: Samuel Beckett and Vito Acconci - Paul Taylor311 Waiting for Commercials - Nam June Paik312 In Memory of Christine Tsingos - Bernard Heidsieck313 Beckett and Proust - Lourdes Castro314 The New Overbrook The Lost Ones: Story of the Work -Charles Altschul315 Statement on The Lost Ones - Charles Klabunde 316 No Matter. Try Again. Fail Again. Fail Better Tom Phillips317 Poem Sequence for Samuel Beckett - John J. Sharkey 318 Parisian Notes - John Taylor319 They Come': A Fifty Percent Mesostic - John Cage (for N.Z.)3110Layout Sheets and Notes for Issue3111Text Copy: pp. 1-543112Text Copy: pp. 55-1073113Text Copy: pp. 108-1603114Text Copy: pp. 161-1763115Text Copy: pp. 177-endMathews 3116Text Copy:3117Text Copy: Mathews - Watten3118Text Copy: White - Wright3119 For Prize Winners - Harry Mathews3120 A Conversation with Harry Mathews - John Ashbery3121John Ashbery Interviewing Harry Mathews3122 'Owen and Phobe: II 'from Cigarettes -Harry Mathews3123 Their Masks, Their Lives-Harry Mathews' Cigarettes - Edmund White3124 Avez-Vous Lu Harry Mathews? - Georges Perec3125 Harry Mathews' Fiction: A Map of Masks -Joseph McElroy3126 Permutational Mathews - Warren F. Motte321 Harry Mathews ' The Conversions : In the Net of the Goddess - Thomas Mirkowicz322 About Harry Mathews' Fiction - Kenneth Koch323 From 'A Place Apart' - W. C. Bamberger324 Tlooth - Barbara Guest325 Lies Like Truth-The Art of Harry Mathews -Frederick Ted Castle326 Harry Mathews: An Experiment in Presence -Barrett Watten327 Harry Mathews' Selected Declarations of Dependence: Proverbs and the Forms of Authority -Welch D. Everman328 'Eleusions Truths': Harry Mathews' Strategies and Games - Eric Mottram329 The Labors of Signifier - Keith Cohen3210 The Genius of Friendship - Hubert Damisch3211 A Brief Note Concerning the Impossibility of Harry Mathews - Jacques Jouet3212 Harry Mathews: A Checklist - Bill McPheron3213 The Achievement of Coleman Dowell: A Bibliographical Essay - John Kuehi3214 Lesser-Known Contemporary German Authors -Nicholas J. Meyerhofer3215 Harry Mathews' Fiction: What Is At Stake? -Joseph McElroy3216Book Reviews and Books Received3217Contributor's Notes3218Drafts for Advertisments and Photographs3219Drafts for Title Page: PHOTOGRAPH3220Text Copy: title page-p. 483221Text copy: pp. 49-993222Text copy: pp. 100-1533223Text copy: pp. 154-1963224Text copy: pp. 197-2443225Text copy: pp. 245-272Ollier 331Correspondence: Aas - Knee332Correspondence: Laabi-Montel333Correspondence: Noguez - Zadek334Unknown Correspondence335 Enigma ou le Double Simulacre - Jean Claude Montel336 Our Musigue, Dix Ans Apres - Christian Rosset337 La Figure Dans Le Jew D'Enfant -Philippe de la Genardiere338 Topographies - Philippe Boyer339 Sur Les Traces D'un Trauma - A. Khatibi3310 La lecon des incipit - Philippe de la Genardiere3311 Une histoire illisible au non de la troisiene personne - Abdelwahab Meddeb3312 Ia Theatre De Claude Ollier -Gerhard Goebel-SchihlingFuentes 3313Correspondence: Brandt - Fuentes3314Correspondence: Gass-Zeitz3315 The Triple Lunar Goddess and Her Cult in Some of Fuentes' Short Fiction - Janet Perez3316 Point of View in the Death of Artemio Cruz: Singularity or Multiplicity Santiago Tejerina-Canal3317 Carios Fuentes et le miroir de Malintzin -Marc Nacht3318 A Gallery of Women in Canoe Fuentes' Canter de ciegos - George Gordon Wing3319 Magic Realism and Fantastic History: Carlos Fuentes' - Lois Parkinson Zamora3320Odor Motifs in The Death of Artemio Cruz -Genaro J. Perez3321 Narrative Complexities in Fuentes' Aura -Chanles F. Dameron3322 'Chac-Mool': A Journey into the Fantastic -Joseph Tyler3323Miscellaneous Fuentes articles3324Books ReceivedSchmidt 341 Guest Editor's Note - F.P. Ott342 A Guest in the Cave of Books - Klaus T. Hofmann343 On Translating the Unconventional Prose of Arno Schmidt - John E. Woods344 A Heart of Stone - Arno Schmidt345 Great Cain - Arno Schmidt346 Calculations (I-III) - Arno Schmidt, tr. by F.P. Ott347 Why were they saying such terrible things about Arno Schmidt? - Robert Weninger348 Arno Schmidt: The German Context - Keith Bullivant349 Bestandige Schnoddrigkeiten-'-Arno Schmidt and the Human Voice - Anthony Phelan3410 Narrative Technique in the Kuhe in Halbtauer Series - Ulrich Goerdten (tr. by Thomas Hansen)3411 And back. And forth. - Ernst-Dieter Steinwender (tr. by F.P. Ott)3412 Some Preliminary Remarks Concerning the Presentation of Page 636 of Zettels Traum -Ernst Krahwehl3413 Pleasurable=Profitable Playfulness - Horst Denkler3414 Producing the 'EG' -Figures of the Readymade Unconscious in Evening Edged in Gold - Kurt Jauslin3415 Mystifictional Traces - Suzanne Kretzer3416 Moments From the Work of a Faun - Juhian Rios3417 Schmidt/Joyce: A Case of Possession -David Hayman3418 Schmidt/Joyce: Anatomy of a Misunderstanding -Stefan Gradmann3419 Arno Schmidt's Reception of E.A. Poe "-Thomas S. Hansen3420 Arno Schmidt: A Select Bibliography - F.P. Ott3421 Guest Editor's Note - F.P. Ott (Corrected Galley)3422 A Guest in the Cave of Books - Klaus T. Hofmann(Corrected Galley)3423 On Translating the Unconventional Prose of A.Schmidt - John E. Woods (Corrected Galley)3424 From 'A Heart of Stone - A.Schmidt (Corrected Galley)3425 Great Cain - A. Schmidt (Corrected Galley)3426 Tall Grate - A. Schmidt (Corrected Galley)3427 Calculations (I-III) - A. Schmidt (Corrected Galley)3428 Why Were They Saying Such Terrible Things About Arno Schmidt? - R. Weninger (Corrected Galley)3429 Arno Schmidt: The German Context - K. Bollivant (Corrected Galley)3430 Bestandige Schnoddrigkeiten - Anthony Phelan (Corrected Galley)3431 Narrative Technique in the Kuhe Halbtrauer Stories -Ulrich Goerdten (Corrected Galley)3432 'And back. And forth' - Ernst-Dieter Steinwender (Corrected Galley)3433 Some Preliminary Remarks Concerning the Preservation of Page 636 - Ernst Krawehl (Corrected Galley)3434 'Pleasurable=Profitable Playfulness -Horst Denkler3435 OLters ' Method: Producing the 'EG' -Kurt Jaushin (Corrected Galley)3436 Mystifictional Traces - Suzanne Kretzer (Corrected Galley)3437"Moments From the Work of a Fauntes. - Juhian Rios (Corrected Galley)3438 Schmidt/Joyce: A Case of Possession - Devid Hayman (Corrected Galley)3439 Schmidt/Joyce: Anatomy of a Misunderstanding" -Stefan Gradmann (Corrected Galley)3440 Arno Schmidt's Reception of E.A. Poe. -Thomas Hansen (Corrected Galley)3441 Arno Schmidt: A Select Bibliography - F.P. Ott (Corrected Galley)3442 Book Reviews (Corrected Galley)3443 Books Received (Corrected Galley)35Drafts of RCF Covers: Cortazar/Hawkes; Comedy Issue; Claude Simon; Metcalf/Selby; Fiction Issue; Johnson/Rhys; Misterio - Gilbert Sorrentino361Moore correspondence: 1984-1985362Moore/Weinreich correspondence: 1989363Book Reviews: Fall Issue 1989364Annual Index365Interview with Regina Weinreich366 Chandler Brossard: An Introduction and Checklist 367 Claude Ollier Today: An Introduction - Cecile Lindsay368Claude Ollier: A Bibliography369Claude Ollier: A Bibliography3610 Interview with Claude Ollier - Cecile Lindsay3611 French Version - Claude Ollier3612From Mon Double y Malacca - Claude Ohlier3613from Marrakch Medine - Claude Ollier3614 The Shadow of a Doubt - Paul Louis Rossi3615 Child's Play: La Jeu D'Enfant and Beyond - Cecile Lindsay3616 Concealed Production in Ollier's First Novel -Leon S Roudiez3617"Microstructural Intertextuality: Solving Claude Ollier's Enigma - Robin Knee3618 Enigma: Or the Double Similacrum - Jean-Claude Montel.3619 'Our Music', Ten Years After - Christian Posset3620 Topographies - Philippe Boyer3621 Traces of a Trauma: on Marrakch Medine - Abdelkehi Knatibi3622 Claude Ollier and the Death of 'the Orient' in Marrakch Medine - Abdeliatif Laabi3623 The Lesson of the Incipits - Philippe de la Genardiere3624 An Unreadable Story (Une Histoire illisible): In the Name of the Third Person - Abdelwahab Meddeb3625 Cahiers d'ecolier and Ollier's Fiction - Irigrid Axmann3626 Claude Ollier's Heterogeneous Linguistic Topography of Polymorphic Experience - Anna Otten3627 The Theater of Claude Ollier - Gerbard Goebel-Schilling371Text Copy: pp. 7-44372Text Copy: pp. 45-92373Text Copy: pp.93-l43374 Fuentes in Action - Debra A. Castillo375Canoe Fuentes: A Bibliography376 Travails with Time: An Interview with Canoe Fuentes -Debra Castillo377 Mother and Doctor - Carlos Fuentes378 Carlos Fuentes: Good Twice Over - Gabriel Garcia Marquez379 A Translator' s Recollections - Margaret Sayers Peden3710 The Question of Carlos Fuentes - Octavio Paz3711 The Triple Lunar Goddess in Aura and 'In a Flemish Garden -Janet Perez3712 Point of View in The Death of Artemo Cruz: Singularity or Multiplicity? - Santiago Tejerina-Canal3713 Carlos Fuentes and Maiintzin's Mirror - Marc Nacht3714 A Gallery of Women in Carlos Fuentes' Song of the Blind -George Gordon Wing3715 Fuentes on Mexican Feminophobia - M.E. de Valdes3716 Carlos Fuentes: Dreaming of History - William Kennedy3717 Distant Relations: A Conjunction of Opposites -Guy Davenport3718 Gringo viejo/The Old Gringo: 'The Rest Is Fiction -Jonathan Tittler3719"Magic Realism and Fantastic History: Carlos Fuentes' Terra Nostra and Giambattista Vico's The New Science -Lois Parkinson Zamora3720 Provisional Historicity: Reading through Terra Nostra -Carl Gutierrez3721 Esch Is Luther - Milan Kundera3722 Desire and Paqer, Love and Revolution: Carlos Fuentes and Milan Kundera - Wendy B. 3723 Christopher Unborn: Rage and Laughter - Julio Ortega3724"Metamorphosis in Fuentes 'Aura' - Olsen3725 After the Nouveau Roman: Bare New Names in French Fiction -Renee A. Kingcaid3726 The Generation of Spanish Novelists after Franco -John C. Ackers3727Book Reviews3728Books Received381Contributors382Table of Contents and note383Text Copy: pp. 148-215384Text Copy: pp. 216-283385Text Copy: pp. 284-337386Moore Correspondence: 1989387 Introduction - Ellen G. Friedman and Miriam Fuchs388 A Conversation with Kathy Acker - Ellen G. Friedman389 On Violence - Kathy Acker3810 Now Eat Your Mind: An Introduction to the Works of Kathy Acker - Ellen G. Fri~inan3811 Now Eat Your Mind: An Introduction to the Works of Kathy Acker - Ellen G. Friedman3812 Kathy Acker and the Plagiarized Self - Naomi Jacobs3813 Kathy Acker' s Don Quixote: Nomad Writing -Douglas Shields Dix3814 Confessions of a Kieptoparasite - Martina Sciolino3815 Selective Menxry - Lynne Tiiman3816 A Sailor's Life in the Empire of the Senseless -Robert Siegle3817Works by Kathy Acker3818 Conversation with Christine Brooke-Rose 3819From Verbivore - Christine Brooke-Rose3820 lilicitatioris - Christine Brooke-Rose3821 'Just Words on a Page ':The Novels of Christine Brooks-Rose -Richard Martin3822 Living Between, or, The Lon/veliness of the Alleinstehende Frau - Susan Robin Suleiman3823 Thru the Looking Glass: A Journey into the Universe of Discourse - Hanjo Berressen3824 Amalgamemnon and the Politics of Narrative - Judy Little3825"Memory and Discourse: Fictionalizing the Present in Xorando - Susan E. Hawkins3826Works by Christine Brooke-Rose3827 Conversation with Marguerite Young - Ellen G. Friedman and Miriam Fuchs3828From Prelude in the Golden Key: The Life and Times of Eugene Victor Debs - Marguerite Young3829 On Teaching - Marguerite Young3830"Marguenite Young's Utopias: 'The Most Beautiful Music [They] Had Never Heard - Miriam Fuchs3831 Telling Women' s Time: Miss MacIntosh, My Denling -Susan Strehle3832 Variations on Infinity: An Epic Elegy for All of Creation -Erika Duncan3833 Miss MacIntosh, My Denling: Poetry of the Subconscious -Fatima Shaik3834 Exorbitance and Death: Marguerite Young's Vision -Steven Shaviro3835Works by Marguerite Young391Correspondence: O'Brien - Zuchs392Table of Contents393Text Copy: Corrected pages - Ellen G. Friedman394Correspondence: Moore - McCourt395Correspondence: Moore396Correspondence: Moore - Creeley397 Once More unto the Breach, Dear Friends, Once More: The Publishing Scene and American Literary Art -George Garrett398 Postmodernism Revisited - Jobn Barth399 Postmodernism Revisited - Jobn Barth3910 Writing and Writers: Disjecta Membra - Gilbert Sorrentino3911 Writing and Writers: Disjecta Membra - Gilbert Sorrentino3912 Fictional Futures and the Conspiciously Young -David Foster Wallace3913 Fictional Futures and the Conspiciously Young -David Foster Wallace3914 Conflictual Inscriptions - Claude Ollier3915 Ill Locutions - Chnistine Brooke-Rose3916 Ill Locutions - Chnistine Brooke-Rose3917 Thinking of You - Robert Creeley3918 Notes on the Threshold of a Book - Harry Mathews3919 Notes on the Threshold of a Book - Harry Mathews3920 Les Merveilleux Nuages - Harry Mathews3921 Les Merveilleux Nuages - Harry Mathews3922 Poundian Romance-Investigating Thomas McEviley's Novel, North of Yesterday -Robert Kelly3923 Poundian Romance-Investigating Thomas McEviley's Novel, North of Yesterday - Robert Kelly3924 Shadows and Marble: Richard Braritigan - Keith Abbott3925 Inspector Javert' s Moment of Pure Aeschylus - Paul West3926 Inspector Javert' s Moment of Pure Aeschylus - Paul West3927 Strange Attraction: Exaltation and Calculation in the Poetry of James Schuyler - James MeCourt3928 Reactionary - Thomas MaGonigle3929 Afterword to Locos (or Felipe Alfau's Locos) Mary McCarthy401Book Reviews402Books Received pp. 173-178403Contributors404Text Copy: pp. 7-66405Text Copy: pp. 67-116406Text Copy: pp. 117-172 407Text Copy: miscellaneous pages408Correspondence: O'Brien - Abbott409Correspondence: O'Brian - Banks4010Correspondence: O'Brien - Clank4011Correspondence: Moore/Desenbrock - Jussawalla4012Correspondence: O'Brien - DiBernardi4013Correspondence: O'Brian - Dukore4014Correspondence: O'Brian - Fleisher4015Correspondence: O'Brien - Garrett and Gifford4016Correspondence: O'Brien - Goytisolo4017Correspondence: O'Brien - Higgins4018Correspondence: O'Brien - Hunt4019Correspondence: O'Brien - Kernigan4020Correspondence: O'Brian - Kostelanetz4021Correspondence: O'Brien - Locklin4022Correspondence: O'Brien - Mccarthy4023Correspondence: O 'Brian - McGonigle4024Correspondence: O'Brien - Markson 4025Correspondence: Moore - Mathews4026Correspondence: O'Brien - Metcalf4027Correspondence: O'Brien - Metcalf 1981 - March 1988411Correspondence: O'Brian - Moore, April - Oct. 1988412Correspondence: Moore - O'Brien413Correspondence: Moore414Correspondence: O'Brien - Mosley415Correspondence: O'Brien - Navarre416Correspondence: O'Brien - Newlove417Correspondence: O'Brien - Ollier418Correspondence: O'Brien - Papeleo419Correspondence: 0'Brian - Polizzotti4110Correspondence: 0'Brian - Rattroy4111Correspondence: 0'Brian - Roth4112Correspondence: 0'Brian - Schwerner and Lane4113Correspondence: 0'Brian - Selby4114Correspondence: O'Brien - Simon4115Correspondence: O'Brien - Sorrentino, 1987 - 19894116Correspondence: O'Brien - Sorrentino, 1988 - 1989, Restricted4117Correspondence: O'Brien - Stephens4118Correspondence: 0'Brian - Sullivan4119Correspondence: O'Brien - Tindall4120Correspondence: 0'Brian - Valenzuela4121Correspondence: 0'Brian - Waldrop4122Correspondence: O'Brian - Wright4123Introduction - Jussawalla and Desenbrock4124 Things That Appear - Zulfikar Ghose4125From The Triple Mirror of the Self - Zulfikar Ghose4126 Five Poems - Zulfikar Ghose421 A Conversation with Zulfikar Ghose - Reed Way Desenbrock and Feroza Jussawalla422 A Selection of Letters - Thomas Berger423From Fiction Complete - Serge Fauchereau424 A Note on Zulfikar Ghose's 'Nature Strategies -Wison Harris425 Zulfflcar those and the Land of His Birth - Tariq Rahman426 A Poetics of Location: Reading Zulfikar Ghose -Shirley Geok-lin Lim427 Structures of Uncertainty: Reading Ghosess 'The Zoo People -W. H. New428 The Murder of Aziz Khan - Robert Ross429 Ghose's Criticism as Theory - Bruce King4210 Fictional Self and Mythic Art: A New History of Tonnents and Don Bueno William J. Scheick4211 Encountering the Other in The Fiction of Reality -Ewing Campbell4212 The Luminous Conprehension: From Realism to Counterrealism in the Writings of Zulfikar Ghose - C. Kanaganayakam4213 Zulfikar those: A Selected Bibliography - C. Kanaganayakam4214Bibliography/Editing Notes4215Table of Contents (Zulfikar those issue)4216Correspondence: O'Brien/Moore - Oppenheim (including some edited versions of drafts)4217 Clarifications, Elucidations: An Interview with Milan Kundera - Lois Oppenbeim4218 On Criticism, Aesthetics, and Europe - Milan Kundera4219 The Fallen Idyll: A Rereading of Milan Kundera -Fromcois Ricard4220 On Kundera - Italo Calvino4221 The Impossible Don Juan: An Essay on Milan Kundera' S Laughable Loves - Maria Nemcova Banerjee4222 Kundera and Jane Austen - John Bayley4223 Eternal Return and The Unbearable Lightness of Being -Petra von Morstein4224 Milan Kundera or the Hazards of Subjectivity -Bertrand Very4225 The Intrusive Narrative Voice of Milan Kundera -Ann Stewart Caldwell4226 Jacques and His Master: Euxxlera and His Precursors -Ilan Stavans4227 Selective Annotated Bibliography of Kundera Criticism -Glen Brand4228Books by Milan Kundera4229Book Reviews4230Books Received4231Contributors4232Table of Contents (Kundera issue)4233Corrected pages by Oppenheim4234Text Copy (Horrath's corrections) : pp. 7-644235Text Copy: pp. 65-106431Text Copy: pp. 108-256432Text Copy: pp. 108-237 (incomplete)433Correspondence (Reviewers cover letters etc.)434Three Sketches - Maurice Roche (French with Enlish translation)435Introduction (French issue) with Acknowledements436From Hortense is Abducted - Jacques Roubaud437 On the Run from La Caverne Celeste - Patrick Grainville438 The J~nce School from La Paradis des Orages -Patrick Grainville439 Radical Transformation from Lee Rois et les Voleurs -Muriel Cerf4310 Far from God from Mordechai Schamz (Loin de Dieu II) -Marc Cholodenko4311 Baby Drumn~nd from Romans, Un Roman - Wee Navarre4312 A Catholic Girlhood From Lee Arxroires Vides - Annie Ernaux4313 Us These Pnotograpbs, No from Nous Ces Photoqraphies, Non -Mathieu Benezet4314 After Dark from Crepusculaires - Chantal Chawar4315 Three Days of Don Juan - Rezvani4316From Musical Auditions on Certain Surrnner Evening (Auditions Musicales Certains Soirs d' Ete) - Jeanne Hyvrard4317'!Metaxnorphoses From Mentir - Eugene Savitzkaya4318 Round and Round From La Ronde - J. M. G. La Clezio (sp?)4319 Naja Naja From Voyages de 1 'autre cote - La Clezio4320 Searching for Kaerner From Lee Portes de Gubbio4321From Billy-ze-Kick - Jean Vautrin4322From Monsieur Marellange ' s Score - Daniel Boulanger4323 The Flying Ace From Livret de Fainille - Patrick Modiano4324 French Novelists on Their Writing 4325French Issue - quicky evaluations4326 The collapse of the Great Balcony of the Occident or The Last Waltz - Yves Navarre4327From Da Si Braves Garcons - Patrick Modiano4328From L'Enlevement d'Hortense - Jacques Roubaud4329Miscellaneous (what is it?)441Book Reviews442Book Reviews: Spring (French) issue - 1989443Index - Books Reviewed444Books Received445Books Received446Contributors447Contributors448Text Copy: pp. 7-69449Text Copy: pp. 70-1174410Text copy: pp. 118-1654411Text Copy: pp. 166-2154412Text Copy: pp. 216-2764413Galleys (Book Reviewing in America)4414Text Copy: pp. 138-215Series II: Dalkey Archive Press Miscellaneous 11Correspondence: Brotchie - Wright (Translators of Pierre Albert-Birot)12Correspondence: Stanley Crawford13Correspondence: Liddy14Beastmeat or the MacFaustus Festival Book - Jamss Liddy15Beastmeat or the MacFaustus Festival Book - Jamss Liddy (pp. 42-81)16Beastmeat or the MacFaustus Festival Book - Jamss Liddy: (pp. 82-122)17Beastmeat or the MacFaustus Festival Book - Jamss Liddy: (pp.123-182)18Correspondence: McGonigle 198319Correspondence: January 1984110Correspondence: February 1984111Correspondence: March-July 1984112Correspondence: 1985-86113Miscellaneous McGonigle Correspondence & Clippings #1114Miscellaneous McGonigle Correspondence & Clippings #2115Miscellaneous McGonigle Correspondence & Clippings #3116Miscellaneous McGonigle Correspondence & Clippings #4117Miscellaneous McGonigle Correspondence & Clippings #5118-Adrift #3119-Alone in Scandinavia - Thomas McGonigle120-Moments before Entering the Corn Exchange Thomas McGonig1e121-Down Here on Second Avenue Manhattan in 1983 Thomas McGonig1e122Going to Patchoque - Thomas McGonigle (cover-p. 70)21Going to Patchoque - Thomas McGonigle: (pp. 71-140)22Going to Patchoque - Thomas McGonigle: (pp. 141-210)23Going to Patchoque - Thomas McGonigle: (pp. 211-260)24Going to Patchoque - Thomas McGonigle: (pp. 261-327)25The Corpse Dream of N. Petkov - Thomas McGonigle (cover-p. 60)26The Corpse Dream of N. Petkov - Thomas McGonigle: (pp. 61-120)27The Corpse Dream of N. Petkov - Thomas McGonigle: (pp. 121-188)28The Corpse Dream of N. Petkov - Thomas McGonigle: (pp. 14-84) Copy 229The Corpse Dream of N. Petkov - Thomas McGonigle: (pp. 85-145) Copy 2210The Corpse Dream of N. Petkov - Thomas McGonigle: (pp. 146-206) Copy 2211The Corpse Dream of N. Petkov - Thomas McGonigle: (pp. 207-266) Copy 2 (Includes correspondence concerning publication)212The Corpse Dream of N. Petkov - Thomas McGonigle Galley (title page-p. 70)213The Corpse Dream of N. Petkov - Thomas McGonigle Galley: (pp. 71-133)31Correspondence: Markson32Corrections to Wittgenstein'sS Mistress33Wittgenstein's Mistress - Markson (Jacket Copy)34Wittgenstein's Mistress - Markson: (title page-p.60)35Wittgenstein's Mistress - Markson: (pp. 61-120)36Wittgenstein's Mistress - Markson: (pp. 121-180)37Wittgenstein's Mistress - Markson: (pp. 181-230)38Wittgenstein's Mistress - Markson: (pp. 231-284)39Keeper of the Ghost - Markson (front matter-p. 61)310Keeper of the Ghost - Markson: (pp. 61-120)311Keeper of the Ghost - Markson: (pp. 121-180)312Keeper of the Ghost - Markson: (pp. 181-240)313Keeper of the Ghost - Markson: (pp. 241-285)41Correspondence: Mathews42Singular Pleasures - Harry Mathews4320 Lines A Day - Harry Mathews (revisions)4420 Lines - Harry Mathews (pp. 4-70)4520 Lines - Harry Mathews: (pp. 71-128)4620 Lines - Harry Mathews: Mathews - copy of original (pp. 1-40)4720 Lines - Harry Mathews: (pp. 41-80)4820 Lines - Harry Mathews: (pp. 81-128 & notes)4920 Lines - Harry Mathews: corrected galleys (pp. 3-45)41020 Lines - Harry Mathews: (pp. 46-90)41120 Lines - Harry Mathews: (pp. 91-134)41220 Lines - Harry Mathews413Correspondence: Metcalf414Correspondence: Metcalf415Where Do You Put the Horses? - Metcalf (originals)416Where Do You Put the Horses? - Metcalf (originals)417Where Do You Put the Horses? - Metcalf (originals)418Where Do You Put the Horses? - Metcalf (originals)51Where Do You Put the Horses? - Metcalf (originals)52Where Do You Put the Horses? - Metcalf (originals)53Where Do You Put the Horses? - Metcalf (originals)54Book Reviews - Metcalf (originals)55Book Reviews - Metcalf (1)56Book Reviews - Metcalf (2)57Where Do You Put the Horses? - & corrections) copy 158Where Do You Put the Horses? : (pp. 51-102) copy 159Where Do You Put the Horses? : (pp. 103-165) copy 1510Where Do You Put the Horses? : (pp. 5-47) copy 2511Where Do You Put the Horses? : (pp. 48-102) copy 2512Where Do You Put the Horses? : (pp. 103-165) copy 2513Where Do You Put the Horses? : (pp. 31-102) copy 3514Where Do You Put the Horses? : (pp. 103-165) copy 3515Where Do You Put the Horses?: Final Copy516Correspondence: Nicholas Mosley; "Afterword" - Steven Weisenberger61Correspondence: Domke and DiBernardi (translators of Navarre)62Our Share of Time - Yves Navarre (corrected typescript: pp. 1-70)63Our Share of Time - Yves Navarre: (pp. 71-140)64Our Share of Time - Yves Navarre: (pp. 141-210)65Our Share of Time - Yves Navarre: (pp. 211-276)66Our Share of Time - Yves Navarre: (corrected galleys pp. 1-70) set I67Our Share of Time - Yves Navarre: (pp. 71-140) set 168Our Share of Time - Yves Navarre: (pp. 141-187) set 169Our Share of Time - Yves Navarre: (pp. 188-237) set I610Our Share of Time - Yves Navarre: (pp. 1-70) set 2611Our Share of Time - Yves Navarre: (pp. 71-140) set 2612Our Share of Time - Yves Navarre: (pp. 141-187) set 2613Our Share of Time - Yves Navarre: (pp. 188-237) set 271Correspondence: Dominic DiBernardi (translator of Ollier)72Mise-en-Scene - Claude Ollier (corrected typescript: pp. 1-70)73Mise-en-Scene - Claude Ollier (corrected typescript: (pp. 71-140)74Mise-en-Scene - Claude Ollier (corrected typescript: (pp. 141-210)75Mise-en-Scene - Claude Ollier (corrected typescript: (pp. 211-280)76Mise-en-Scene - Claude Ollier (corrected typescriptL(pp.281-352)77Mise-en-Scene - Claude Ollier (Afterward)78Mise-en-Scene - Claude Ollier (Corrected galley pp.1-70)79Mise-en-Scene - Claude Ollier (corrected galley pp. 71-140)710Mise-en-Scene:(pp. 141-210)711Mise-en-Scene: (pp. 211-248 & Afterword)81Correspondence:

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82Pierrot Mon Ami - Raymond Qeneau (corrected typescript: pp. 1-70)83Pierrot Mon Ami - Raymond Qeneau: (pp. 71-138 & Afterword)84Pierrot Mon Ami - Raymond Qeneau: (corrected galley: transto' s preface-p . 70)85Pierrot Mon Ami - Raymond Qeneau: (pp. 71-159)86Pierrot Mon Ami - Raymond Qeneau: (corrected galley pp. 7-80) set 287Pierrot Mon Ami - Raymond Qeneau: (pp. 81-159) set 288Pierrot Mon Ami - Raymond Qeneau: (Jacket blurb)89Correspondence: Michael Stephens810Correspondence: Tindall 1981, 1983-1985811Correspondence: Tindall 1986812Correspondence: Tindall (Sept. 11, 1986 and 2 copies of Rev. Ruggles' sermon); Photographs813Correspondence: Tindall 1987814Clippings: Tindall815All the Flowers - Kenneth Tindall816-Athena Noctua - From a novel in progress- Kenneth Tindall (pp. 1-14)817-Pignon - From a novel in progress - Kenneth Tindall (pp. 1-21)91Pigeon - Kenneth Tindall (dedicated): title page-p. 6592Pigeon: (pp. 66-127)93The Banks of the Sea - Kenneth Tindall (title page pp. 73) version 194The Banks of the Sea - Kenneth Tindall: (pp. 74-142)95The Banks of the Sea: (pp. 143-192)96The Banks of the Sea: (pp. 193-234)97The Banks of the Sea: (pp. 3-70) version 298The Banks of the Sea: (pp.71-137)99The Banks of the Sea: (pp. 138-214)95The Banks of the Sea: (pp. 143-192)96The Banks of the Sea: (pp. 193-234)97The Banks of the Sea: (pp. 3-70) version 298The Banks of the Sea: (pp. 71-137)99The Banks of the Sea: (pp. 138-214)910The Banks of the Sea: (corrections of Galley)911The Banks of the Sea: (Galley pp. 1-69)912The Banks of the Sea: (Galley pp. 70-136)913The Banks of the Sea: (Galley pp. 137-184)914Correspondence: Doug Woolf and Ed Dorn re: Wall to Wall101Impossible Object - Nicholas Mosley102Some Instructions - Stanley Crawford103Accident - Nicholas Mosley104Cadenza: An Excursion - Ralph Cusack101Correspondence and corrections: Alan Ansen112Correspondence: Moore (re: Ansen)113Correspondence: Moore/Ansen114Index of Titles115-Contact Highs: Selected Poems 1957-1987 - Alan Ansen (pp. I-XXXIV)116-Contact Highs: Selected Poems 1957-1987 (pp. 1-59)117-Contact Highs: Selected Poems 1957-1987 (pp. 60-113)118-Contact Highs: Selected Poems 1957-1987 (pp. 114-167)119-Contact Highs: Selected Poems 1957-1987 (pp. 168-210)1110Contents1111Introduction1112Introduction 3rd draft1113Introduction 2nd draft1114Introduction let draft1115Ansen Time-line Biography (handwritten)1116Ansen Introduction: handwritten copy and addenda to Introduction and copy editor comments121-Contact Highs: Selected Poems 1957-1987 - Alan Ansen (Text Copy, pp. 1-49)122-Contact Highs: Selected Poems 1957-1987 - Alan Ansen (Text Copy I pp. 50-99)123-Contact Highs: Selected Poems 1957-1987 - Alan Ansen (Text Copy pp. 100-152)124Compact: Introduction, notes of the translation, corrections, correspondence (Mark Polizzotti)125-Compact: a Novel - Maurice Roche126Compact: - Maurice Roche (pp. 1-65)127Compact: - Maurice Roche (pp. 66-133) 128Part One - -Murder at Sainte-Gudule and two drawings-Jacques Roubaud129Part Two - -The Poldevian Connection1210Part Three - -Passion1211Part Four - -Escape1212Part Five - -The Abduction1213Part Six - -Carlotta versus K'manoroigs and Epilogue1214Part One - -Murder at Sainte-Gudule (edited version) and letter - Jacques Roubaud1215Part Two - -The Poldevian Connection (edited version)1216Part Three - -Passion (edited version)1217Part Four - -Escape (edited version)1218Part Five - -The Abduction (edited version)1219Part Six - -Carlotta versus Kinanoroigs (edited version)1220-Excerpts From the Secret Notebooks of the Author...-Jacques Roubaud131-Mordechai Schamz (Far From God II) - Marc Cholondenko132-Mordechai Schamz - Marc Cholodenko133-Mordechai Schamz - Marc CholodenkoAlfau 134Correspondence: Moore (re: Alfau)135Alfau/Locos (Jacket description)136Locos - Alfau (Prologue and pp. 1-98137Locos - Alfau (pp. 99-206)138Locos - Alfau (excerpts)139-Thcms Pynchon: A Bibliography of Primary and Secondary Materials - Clifford Mead (pp. 1-94)1310-Thcms Pynchon: A Bibliography of Primary and Secondary Materials - Clifford Mead(pp. 95-end)1311-The Dalkey Archive Bibliography Series-Thomas Pynchon1312-Thomas Pyncbon: A Bibliography of Primary and Secondary Materials - Clifford Head (letter, advertisenent, and pagination plan)1313-The New York Review of Books (contains Mccarthy' s afterward to Locos)141Street Girl - Muriel Cerf (pp. 1-105)142Street Girl - Muriel Cerf (pp. 106-211)143Street Girl - Muriel Cerf (pp. 1-105)144Street Girl - Muriel Cerf (pp. 106-212)145Sections of Street Girl146Street Girl - Muriel Cerf (pp. 1-94)147Street Girl - Muriel Cerf (pp. 95-199)151Imago Bird (pp. 1-96)152Imago Bird (pp. 97-186)153Imago Bird (N.T.Y.?? - From box 12 (4)) (pp. 1-96)154Imago Bird (N.T.Y.?? - From box 12 (4)) (pp. 97-186)Roubaud 155Correspondence (re: Roubaud)156-Something Black - Jacques Roubaud157-Something Black - Jacques Roubaud (proofs-copies)158Serpent - Nicholas Mosley (advanced uncorrected galley, pp. 1-88)159Serpent - Nicholas Mosley, pp. 89-192)161Something Black - Jacques Roubaud.162Something Black - Jacques Roubaud.163Serpent - Nicholas Mosley (pp. 1-96)164Serpent - Nicholas Mosley (pp. 97-192)165Banks of the Sea -Kenneth Tindail166Banks of the Sea -Kenneth Tindail (pp.97-214)Sorrentino 167Cover design for Misterioso and Correspondence168Misterioso - Gilbert Sorrentino (pp. 1-83)169Misterioso - Gilbert Sorrentino (pp.

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1610Misterioso - Gilbert Sorrentino (pp.

168-256)

1611Misterioso - Gilbert Sorrentino (pp.257-340)171Misterioso - Gilbert Sorrentino: printed copy172Misterioso - Gilbert Sorrentino: final draft (pp. 1-82)173Misterioso - Gilbert Sorrentino: final draft(pp. 83-181)174Misterioso - Gilbert Sorrentino: final draft(pp. 182-282)175Misteriso - Gilbert Sorrentino (pp. 1-82)176Misteriso - Gilbert Sorrentino(pp. 83-181)177Misteriso - Gilbert Sorrentino (pp. 182-282)178Disconnection - Claude Ollier (pp. 1-85)179Disconnection - Claude Ollier (pp. 86-163)181Disconnection - Claude Ollier:Notes by the translator and galleys182Disconnection - Claude Ollier (jacket copy and review)183Disconnection - Claude Ollier (pp. 1-89 incomplete)184Sections From Disconnection - Claude Ollier185Catastrophe Practice - -Introduction - Banks186-Introduction to Catastrophe Practice - Banks187Catastrophe Practice - -Skylight - Mosley188catastrophe Practice - -Landfall - Mosley189catastrophe Practice -Cell - Mosley1810catastrophe Practice -Cypher - Mosiey1811Postscript 1988 to Catastrophe Practice1812catastrophe Practice - -Introduction and -Skylight1813catastrophe Practice -Landfall1814catastrophe Practice -Cell1815catastrophe Practice -Cypher191Catastrophe Practice - -Introduction and -Skylight192catastrophe Practice -Landfall193catastrophe Practice -cell194catastrophe Practice "Cypher"195catastrophe Practice -Postscript196Correspondence: rejected proposals197Correspondence: rejected proposals198Correspondence: Moore - Sullivan199The Dead Magician - Evelin Sullivan (Advance Uncorrected Galley)1910Journey to Weilsend - E.E. Van (pp. 1-85)1911Journey to Weilsend - E.E. Van (pp. 86-190)201Journey to Weilsend - E.E. Van (pp. 191-268)202Journey to Weilsend - E.E. Van (pp. 269-343)203Journey to Welisend: Part One - E.E. Van (pp. 344-431)204Journey to Welisend: Part One - E.E. Van (pp. 432-498)205Journey to Welisend: Part One - E.E. Van (pp. 499-560)206The Dead Magician - E.E. Sullivan (proofread galleys and list of corrections, pp. 1-94)207The Dead Magician - E.E. Sullivan (proofread galleys, pp. 95-200)208The Dead Magician - E.E. Sullivan (proofread galleys, pp. 201-316)211The Dead Magician - E. E. Van (Moore's correction, pp. 1-111,incomplete)212The Dead Magician - E. E. Van (Moore's correction,(pp. 89-194)213The Dead Magician - E. E. Van (Moore's correction, (pp. 195-275)214The Dead Magician - E. E. Van (Moore's correction, (pp. 276-347)215The Dead Magician - E. E. Van (Biographical statement, jacket description and Introduction)216The Dead Magician - E. E. Van (pp. 21-88)217The Dead Magician - E. E. Van (pp. 89-194)218The Dead Magician - E. E. Van (pp. 195-275)219The Dead Magician - E. E. Van (pp. 276-347)2110The Dead Magician - E. E. Van (pp. 348-409)2111Correspondence:

Button - Moore (re: Dahlberg)

2112Samuel Beckett's Wake and Other Uncollected Prose -Edward Dahlberg2113Various articles pertaining to Dalhberg and his works2114Dalhberg (jacket copy and copyright)2115Dahlberg (Index)221Samuel Beckett 's Wake and Other Uncollected Prose -Edward Dahlberg (pp. 1-74)222Samuel Beckett 's Wake and Other Uncollected Prose -Edward Dahlberg (pp.75-144)223Samuel Beckett 's Wake and Other Uncollected Prose -Edward Dahlberg (pp.1-83)224Samuel Beckett 's Wake and Other Uncollected Prose -Edward Dahlberg (pp.84-159)225Samuel Beckett 's Wake and Other Uncollected Prose -Edward Dahlberg (pp.160-240)226Samuel Beckett 's Wake and Other Uncollected Prose -Edward Dahlberg (pp.241-323)Markson 227Correspondence:

Moore - Markson

228Wittgenstein's Mistress -David Markson (Advance Uncorrected Galley)229Wittgenstein's Mistress -David Markson (Jacket copy, front matter)2210Wittgenstein's Mistress -David Markson (first proofs, pp.7-79)2211Wittgenstein's Mistress -David Markson (first proofs, pp. 80-159)2212Wittgenstein's Mistress -David Markson (first proofs, pp. 160-240)231Wittgenstein' Mistress -David Markson (final revision, pp. 1-90)232Wittgenstein' Mistress -David Markson (final revision, pp. 91-190)233Wittgenstein' Mistress -David Markson (final revision, pp. 191-284)234Keeper of the Ghosts (same as Wittqenstein's Mistress) David Markson (first version, pp. 1-90)235Keeper of the Ghosts (same as Wittqenstein's Mistress) David Markson (first version, pp. 91-190)236Keeper of the Ghosts (same as Wittqenstein's Mistress) David Markson (first version, pp. 191-284)Queneau 237Odile - Rayncnd Queneau (Introduction and pp. 1-61)238Odile - Rayncnd Queneau (pp. 62-127)239Odile - Rayncnd Queneau (entire text)2310Odile - Rayncnd Queneau (entire text)Latin American Writers 241Interviews with Latin American Writers - Introduction242Interview: Isabel Allende243Interview: Guillermo Cabrera Infante244Interview: Jose Donoso245Interview: Rosario Ferre246Interview: Carlos Fuentes247Interview: Isaac Goldenberg248Interview: Juan Carlos Onetti249Interview: Nicanor Parra2410Interview: Elena Poniatowska251Interview: Manuel Puig252Interview: Ernesto Sabato253Interview: Luis Rafael Sanchez254Interview: Severo Sarduy255Interview: Luisa Valenzuela256Interview: Mario Vargas Liosa257Selected Bibliography258Contents ; Introduction259Works in fl)~llsh Thanslation26Advance Uncorrected Galley's:

;Chromos - Felipe Alfau;LOCOS: A Comedy of Gestures - Felipe Alfau; Street Girl - Muriel Cerf;Mordechai Scbainz Marc Cholodenko;Where Do You Put the Horse? - Paul Metcalf;Catastrophe Practice - Nicholas Mosley;Imago Bird - Nichoas Mosley;Serpent - Nicholas Mosley;Our Share of Time - Yves Navarre;Disconnection - Claude Ollier;The Mise-en-Scene - Claude Ollier;Odile - Raynxnd Queneau;Compact Maurice Roche;Hortense Is Abducted - Jacques Roubaud;Some Thing Black - Jacques Roubaud;Theory of Prose - Viktor Shklovsky;Samuel Beckett's Wake and Other Uncollected Prose

Series III: Black Writers Interviews 11Colter, Cyrus12Demby, William13Dodson, Owen14Ellison, Ralph15Gaines, Ernest16Harper, Michael17Hayden, Robert18Major, Clarence19Marshall, Paule110Mayfield, Julian111Petry, Ann112Pharr, Robert Deane113Reed, Ishamel114Walker, Alice115Wideman, John116Williams, John A.117Young, Al