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Ploughshares Spring 1976 Guest-Edited by Tim O'Brien with DeWitt Henry and Henry Bromell

Ploughshares Spring 1976 Guest-Edited by Tim O'Brien with DeWitt Henry and Henry Bromell

Ellen Wilbur
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The Spring 1976 issue of Ploughshares, guest-edited by Tim O'Brien. Ploughshares, a journal of new writing, is guest-edited serially by prominent writers who explore different personal visions, aesthetics, and literary circles.

National Book Award Winner and Pulitzer Nominee Tim O'Brien compiled this issue of Ploughshares subtitled, "Special Fiction Issue." In the issue's epigraph, O'Brien quotes Charles Peguy, who states, "A review only continues to have life in it so long as each issue annoys at least one fifth of its subscribers. Justice lies in seeing that tis one fifth is not always the same one." O'Brien's selections purposefully challenge, provoke, and inspire this edition's audience. This edition features works by Pulitzer Prize winner Maxine Kumin , Richard Yates , future Ploughshares Guest Editor Ellen Wilbur, and O'Brien himself, along with other loyal Ploughshares contributors. He was assisted in creating the issue by Associate Editors DeWitt Henry, the founder of Ploughshares, and Henry Bromell .

FICTION
"A House to Let," by Mary Lavin
"Going After Cacciato," by Tim O'Brien
"Cellar Full of Water," by George P. Elliott
"Vestiges" by Meredith Steinbach
"An Old Aperitif," by Deirdre Burt
"The Contagion," by Maxine Kumin
"Perfection" by Ellen Wilbur
"Thieves," by Richard Yates
"The Things She Cannot Write About, The Reasons Why," by James Crumley

NONFICTION
"Bread Loaf Address," by Seymour Epstein
"Mary Lavin: A Note," by Henry Bromell
Language
English
Pages
153
Format
Kindle Edition
Publisher
Ploughshares / Emerson College
Release
September 16, 2013

Ploughshares Spring 1976 Guest-Edited by Tim O'Brien with DeWitt Henry and Henry Bromell

Ellen Wilbur
3/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
The Spring 1976 issue of Ploughshares, guest-edited by Tim O'Brien. Ploughshares, a journal of new writing, is guest-edited serially by prominent writers who explore different personal visions, aesthetics, and literary circles.

National Book Award Winner and Pulitzer Nominee Tim O'Brien compiled this issue of Ploughshares subtitled, "Special Fiction Issue." In the issue's epigraph, O'Brien quotes Charles Peguy, who states, "A review only continues to have life in it so long as each issue annoys at least one fifth of its subscribers. Justice lies in seeing that tis one fifth is not always the same one." O'Brien's selections purposefully challenge, provoke, and inspire this edition's audience. This edition features works by Pulitzer Prize winner Maxine Kumin , Richard Yates , future Ploughshares Guest Editor Ellen Wilbur, and O'Brien himself, along with other loyal Ploughshares contributors. He was assisted in creating the issue by Associate Editors DeWitt Henry, the founder of Ploughshares, and Henry Bromell .

FICTION
"A House to Let," by Mary Lavin
"Going After Cacciato," by Tim O'Brien
"Cellar Full of Water," by George P. Elliott
"Vestiges" by Meredith Steinbach
"An Old Aperitif," by Deirdre Burt
"The Contagion," by Maxine Kumin
"Perfection" by Ellen Wilbur
"Thieves," by Richard Yates
"The Things She Cannot Write About, The Reasons Why," by James Crumley

NONFICTION
"Bread Loaf Address," by Seymour Epstein
"Mary Lavin: A Note," by Henry Bromell
Language
English
Pages
153
Format
Kindle Edition
Publisher
Ploughshares / Emerson College
Release
September 16, 2013

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