Table of Contents
Phantasm,
vol.
2,
no.
2,
issue
8,
1977
Independent
literary
journal
of
original
poetry,
fiction,
artwork,
articles,
features,
photos,
commentary,
reviews,
interviews,
and
announcements.
Poetry
David
Adams,
She
Says
Julia
Alvarez
Mother,
W.
D.
Barnes
My
Aunt
Willis
Barnstone
Inca
Anne
Cherner
River
View
James
Farias
The
Lady
Upstairs
Sandra
Gardner
Housekeeping
Emery
George
Standalone
Pearls
Janet
Gibbs
Ah
Al
Gowan
Comprehensive
Employment
Training
Act
David
Hein
Chicago
Winter
Carla
Hoffman
I'd
Like
to
Meet
Grendel
Pat
Kluges
After
School
Musings
Lyn
Lifshin
"Merv,
I
Lost
the
Children"
G.
O.
Morphew
The
Fan
Richard
Newby
1.
Female
Caucasian,
Age
36,
Height
5'
4",
Weight
115
Pounds
Donald
Newlove
Grand
Chimerical
Painting
of
the
People's
Republic
Miklos
Radnoti
Sky
with
Clouds
(translated
from
Hungarian
by
Emery
George)
Dream
Landscape
(translated
from
Hungarian
by
Emery
George)
Il
Faut
Laisser
(translated
from
Hungarian
by
Emery
George)
Elizabeth
Revere
Vespers
Mark
Rodriguez
Rain
A
Bloodshot
Hawk
White
Fish
Helen
Ruggieri
Position
Is
Not
Quite
Predestination
Dorothy
Twiss
For
Women
Fiction
Mr. Macha or Androgeny by Irene Tractenberg
The Friends by Laurie Ceniceros
Book Review
The Gift To Be Simple by Robert Peters. Reviewed by Mona Ceniceros
Artwork
Kim Morgan (9)
Features and Articles
Kim Morgan Profits from Art Shows But by Mona Ceniceros. (1 photo of Kim Morgan by Larry S. Jackson.) Artist talks about her life and work.
Cambridge To Imbed Poems in Sidewalk by Larry S. Jackson. City's Arts Council sponsors a sidewalk poetry project.
Phantasm Supplement Feature: American Indian Contributors
Poetry
Gail
Aubertin
Tatanka
Iyotake
Visions
Jim
Barnes
Autobiography,
Chapter
II:
Setting
Out
Autobiography,
Chapter
XLII:
Three
Days
in
Louisville
Peter
Blue
Cloud
First
Light
Robert
J.
Conley
Satank
To
Gigagei
Asgaya
(a
storm
prayer)
Dennis
Demontigny
Dreams
Patricia
L.
(Irving)
Greene
Missing
Grandpa
Salish
Songs
Joy
Harjo
Four
Horse
Songs
Crows/And
I
Know
My
Part
in
It,
Too
We
Are
All
Foreigners
Lance
Henson
Cheyenne
Ceremonial
Grounds,
June
1975
Scattered
Light
August
Morning
Maurice
Kenny
Assimilated
Tanked
William
Oandasan
the
cold
mountain
water
free
as
a
bear
Farmington,
NM
Thomas
D.
Peacock
Old
Ones
Dancer
Bern
Porter
Morning
Prayer
Wendy
Rose
Native
American
Studies,
University
of
California
at
Berkeley,
1975
Water
Colors
Protecting
the
Burial
Grounds
Norman
H.
Russell
Even
the
Dead
Have
Sight
I
See
the
White
Flower
Dancing
The
White
Chiefs
Ralph
Salisbury
You
Too
R.
A.
Swanson
Little
Warrior
He's
a
temporary
warrior
The
Wanderers
Prayer
Ray
A.
Young
Bear
All
Day
I
Have
Seen
You
The
Spider:
A
Naked
Body
in
the
Summer
Fiction
Golden
Gate
Park,
San
Francisco
by
Jamake
Highwater
Features and Articles
Biographical sketches and photos of contributors. Short biographies of contributors to "Phantasm Supplement Feature: American Indian Contributors" provided by authors.
Indian Treasures To Be Exclusively Exhibited by Larry S. Jackson. (1 photo of the Adena pipe.) Kansas City, Mo., citizens work together to bring "Sacred Circles: 2000 Years of North American Indian Art" from London for showing April 16June 19. Dancers, artifacts, speakers.
We Are Our Own Answer by Larry S. Jackson. (1 photo of George Cochran by Larry S. Jackson.) Life of Cherokee artist George Cochran.
Pueblo Indian Commemorative Stamps by Larry S. Jackson. (1 photo of stamps.) Postal Department to issue postage stamps designed by Ford Ruthling commemorating pottery making skills of four pueblos.
Tribal Events. Listing of tribal events happening from late April to mid-June 1977.
Supplement
Feature
Artwork
George
Cochran
(9)
Bern
Porter
(5)
Guest Columnist
Catching the Last Dance by LaVerne Harrell Clark, author and photographer. (13 photos by author.) Descriptions of various tribal dances viewed and photographed by LaVerne H. Clark.
Editorial
A Tribute to the First Americans by Larry S. Jackson, editor and publisher.
Announcements
26 announcements of national literary events, 38 announcements of national tribal events
