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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 - Pugh22