Issue Five
Spring 2007

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Feature Articles:

R. Crumb's Heroes of Blues, Jazz & Country
by Rick Van Krugel

The Dominion of the Physical: Reading Heaney
by John Wilson Foster

On the Collosus of Maroussi: a meditation on the end of war
by Andy Hoffman

Creeley Collected
by Mike Doyle

Books reviewed in Issue Five

Complete Issue Contents:

• R. Crumb's Heroes of Blues, Jazz & Country
  by Rick Van Krugel
• The Dominion of the Physical
  by John Wilson Foster
• The View From Castle Rock
  by Linda Rogers
• Thompson's Highway
  by Linda Rogers
• Healing New Orleans
  by Joseph Blake
• J-Pop Animae's Sexy New Heroine?
  by Martin Van Woudenberg
• At Hell's Gate
  by James Eke
• The Redemption of Anna Dupree
  by Linda Rogers
• Mulling Over Real Regime Change for the Global Age
  by Rosita Dellios
• On the Collosus of Maroussi: a meditation on the end of war
  by Andy Hoffman
• Writing on Stone
  by Linda Rogers
• Home of Sudden Service
  by Martin Van Woudenberg
• Creeley Collected
  by Mike Doyle
• 100 Aspects of the Moon
  by Apis Teicher
• Surviving in Bangkok
  by Patrick Carolan
• Gleanings from a Bangkok Bookshop
  by Trevor Carolan
• How to Swallow a Pig
  by Jamie Reid
• A Hundred Love Poems from Old Korea
  by Trevor Carolan
• In the Northwest Tradition
  by John Carroll
• The Haiku Apprentice
  by Apis Teicher
• What It Takes to be Human
  by Linda Rogers
• Memories Arrested in Space
  by Jim Sullivan
• On Target With High-Maintenance
  by John Tyndall