Table of Contents
Phantasm,
vol.
1,
no.
6,
issue
6,
1976
Independent
literary
journal
of
original
poetry,
fiction,
artwork,
articles,
features,
photos,
commentary,
book
reviews,
interviews,
and
announcements.
Poetry
W.
D.
Barnes
Composer
Michael
C.
Andrews
Chameleon
Karen
Lind
Cushen
Them
Salad
Days
Quartet:
Images
from
an
Indian
Temple
Sculpture
Norma
Davison
In
the
Conciergerie--Thoughts
of
the
Widow
Capet
41°
North
by
70°
Longitude
Street
Tones
Gerald
Dorset
Running
Curtain
Robert
Jude
Forese
Conspirator
Karen
Gaskin
Mercurochrome
David
Hein
Presents
R.
Nelson
Inman
Masterplan
Vieja
Anarchy
Doris
Lanier
20
Lyn
Lifshin
Leaving
the
City
Too
Many
People
Don
Linder
Simple
Statement
#1
James
Magorian
$59
Sunrise
Lottery
Ticket
Frank
Gregory
Newton
Life
Is
but
Death's
Waiting
Room
Reason
A
Sort
of
Man
Francis
V.
O'Connor
Elegy
Two
Crows
Kevin
Pilkington
Mrs.
Grady
The
Diner
In
the
Hands
of
a
Master
A
Portrait
John
J.
Schasny
I'm
Starting
to
Feel
Like
A
Gangster
Again
D.G.H.
Schramm
Ten
Perspectives
on
Someone
Leaving
You
Deter-Gent
Joseph
Semenovich
A
Peasant's
Rebuttal
Chuck
Slack-Elliot
Outside
the
Yards
John
Appling
Sours
Bermuda
B.
E.
Stock
Note
Diane
Tanzi
Dog
Days
Flight
Job
Yesterday's
freshly
spaded
earth
…
Fred
Thaballa
Relation
Ship
Workers
Report
Gail
White
In
Their
Deep
Chambers
The
Treasurers
of
Tutankhamen
P.
E.
Williams
Flagstaff
A
White
Man's
Town
Christine
Zawadiwsky
Blind
Faith
Features and Articles
… Judy Chicago, the Last Supper, china painting and feminist art! by Mona Ceniceros (3 photos courtesy Judy Chicago). Illustrated story of artist Judy Chicago and her current art.
Talented Artists Apply for $7,500 NEA Grant by Larry S. Jackson.
Biographies Are Viewed by Larry S. Jackson (6 photos by interviewees). Illustrated biographical sketches of Phantasm contributors R. Nelson Inman, Jim Magorian, Norma Davidson, Tasia Smith, Frank Gregory Newton, Diane Tanzi, Tom Witt, Gary Miller, and David Harrer.
200 Turn Out for Boston's Festival by Francis Xavier. Review of Boston's first poetry festival, Sept. 19, 1976, presented by Philip Hackett.
Friends of Books and Comics Host S.F. Fain by Larry S. Jackson. Review of San Francisco's Fourth Annual International Book Fair at Fort Mason, October 8–10, 1976.
Ranch, Home, Income Is Shared with Texans. Poets and artists offerered reclusive setting to work on projects.
Oregon Universities Will Hold Symposium by Richard Lyons. Three-day symposium to be presented on publishing and alternative publishing.
Artwork
David
Harrer
(2)
Gary
Miller
(3)
Tasia
Smith
(6)
Tom
Witt
(1)
Guest Columnist
Sharing the Process by John Oliver Simon, author of ten poetry books, publisher (Aldebaran Review), master poet-teacher, and regional coordinator for California Poetry-in-the-Schools. Experiences and viewpoints about poets and poetry.
Editorial
I Believe in the Uniqueness of Women by Mona Ceniceros, Phantasm feature editor
Announcements
12 announcements of national events
