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AGNI 54 Table of Contents (2001)
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Amnesty International Fortieth Anniversary issue. This big issue
(over 400 pages) is chock full of amazing stuff, including poetry
by Nobel Laureate Wislawa
Szymborska, Pulitzer Prize winners Maxine
Kumin and Charles Simic, Daniel
Berrigan, and Homero Aridjis; fiction by Tom
Bissell and former Iranian political prisoner and torture
victim Faraj
Sarkohi; previously unpublished interviews with Vladimir Nabokov,
Rita Dove, and Bei Dao; translation by Seamus Heaney; and first-person
testimony of great acts of heroic compassion in
the Balkan War recorded by Dr. Svetlana Broz, granddaughter of
Marshal Tito (later reprinted in Utne Reader and in a
Dutch magazine).
| Author |
Title |
| Rilke, Rainer Maria |
Adam (translated from the German by Millicent Bell) |
| Rilke, Rainer Maria |
Autumn Day (translated from the German by Millicent Bell) |
| Maxwell, Glyn |
Burning Song |
| Ochester, Ed |
Butterfly Effect |
| Kumin, Maxine |
Capital Punishment |
| Wei, Wang |
Cottage at Chungnan Mountain (translated from the Classical Chinese by Taylor Stoehr) |
| Georges, Danielle Legros |
A Cut |
| Olds, Sharon |
Directly |
| Galvin, James |
Earthquake |
| Bernard, April |
Eidetica |
| Ling, Bei |
The Face Also Has Bruised Dignity (translated from the Chinese by Tony Barnstone, Willis Barnstone, and Xi Chuan) |
| Maxwell, Glyn |
The Fair That Always Comes |
| Ekelöf, Gunnar |
Ferrysong (translated from the Swedish by Brita Stendahl) |
| Szymborska, Wislawa |
A Few Words on the Soul (translated from the Polish by Stanislaw Baranczak and Clare Cavanagh) |
| Maxwell, Glyn |
The Flood Towns |
| Plumly, Stanley |
For Jan Palach, a Name Drawn by Lot, on the Anniversary of His Death the Third Day after Attempted Self-Immolation in Protest of Communist Occupation of Czechoslovakia, January 19, 1969 |
| Ireland, Perrin |
Guest |
| Simic, Charles |
The Headline |
| Hyett, Barbara Helfgott |
In the Ring of Twenty Signs |
| Trethewey, Natasha |
Letter |
| Maxwell, Glyn |
Love-Letters for Cell Ten |
| Zagajewski, Adam |
The Majesty of Sleep (translated from the Polish by Clare Cavanagh) |
| Zhambalov, Sayan |
My Eyes are the Shimmering Waters (translated from the Buryat Mongolian by Virlana Tkacz, Wanda Phipps, and the author) |
| Cader, Teresa |
The New Creation |
| Vazirani, Reetika |
Nikos at 42 |
| Marchant, Fred |
Part of It |
| Cader, Teresa |
Pure Music |
| Wei, Wang |
Returning to My Cottage (translated from the Classical Chinese by Taylor Stoehr) |
| Kinsella, John |
The Semiotics of a Truck Overturned in Fog |
| Aridjis, Homero |
Sepharad, 1492 (translated from the Spanish by George McWhirter and the author) |
| Galvin, James |
So Long |
| Zagajewski, Adam |
The Soul (translated from the Polish by Clare Cavanagh) |
| Bialosky, Jill |
Subterranean |
| Ling, Bei |
The Sun Singers (translated from the Chinese by Tony Barnstone, Willis Barnstone, and Xi Chuan) |
| Berrigan, Daniel |
Those I Love Are Subjected Once More to a Farcical Trial |
| Vazirani, Reetika |
To Angelina from Nikos in His Old Age |
| Kinsella, John |
The Trial |
| Berrigan, Daniel |
Turn About Is Fair |
| Aesop, |
The Two Mice (transfused from the Scots of Robert Henryson [1420-1505] by Seamus Heaney) |
| Berrigan, Daniel |
Two Secretaries of State Require Heart Surgery |
| Trethewey, Natasha |
What the Body Can Say |
| Kumin, Maxine |
William Remembers the Outbreak of Civil War 1983 |
| Author |
Title |
| Stavans, Ilan |
. . . and justice for all |
| Rabben, Linda |
Amnesty International: Myth and Reality |
| Scammell, Michael |
Arthur Koestler in Civil War Spain |
| Broz, Svetlana |
Good People in Times of Evil (translated from the Serbian by Zorica Stoilovic and Ellen Elias-Bursac) |
| Ratiner, Steven |
Introduction to Interviews with Bei Dao and Rita Dove |
| Wasserman, Dan |
Lunacy ’Toons |
| Berrigan, Philip |
Nuclear Denial |
| Rosenwald, Lawrence |
On Nonviolence and Literature |
| Manea, Norman |
Periprava, 1958 (translated from the Romanian by Patrick Camiller) |
| Rubenstein, Joshua |
Premature Witness |
| Arnove, Anthony |
Scenes from Iraq |
| Melnyczuk, Askold |
Shadowboxing: Prophet Loss |
| Feitlowitz, Marguerite |
“We Know Nothing. It Isn’t Taught”: Secret Histories of Argentina’s Dirty War |
| Author |
Title |
| Campion, Peter |
“As the Songwriter Wrote . . .”
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| Clark, Ann Marie |
From New Grapes to a Complex Wine |
| Scialabba, George |
Reflections on a Ravaged History |
| Scharf, Michael P. |
Statesman or War Criminal? |
| Agosín, Marjorie |
An Unforeseen Destiny: Pinochet, History, and Memory |
| Kissi, Edward |
The West and Genocide in Africa |
| Bedau, Hugo Adam |
Who Owns Death? |
| Patrick, Stewart |
A World Reformed |
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