Table of Contents
Phantasm,
vol.
2,
no.
4,
issue
10,
1977
Independent
literary
journal
of
original
poetry,
fiction,
artwork,
articles,
features,
photos,
commentary,
reviews,
interviews,
and
announcements.
Poetry
Gaius
Valerius
Catullus
At
Death
(translated
from
Latin
by
Geoffrey
Cook)
To
Cicero
(translated
from
Latin
by
Geoffrey
Cook)
Carole
Cohen
Queen
Bee
Virginia
DeAraujo
Reconciled
Wild
Nights
Arthur
Dobrin
What
I
Know
Frank
Graziano
Palenque
Nellie
Hill
Taking
the
River
Waist
High
in
the
Eyes
of
Fish
Dance
Lessons:
A
Handbook
Edmond
Jabes
The
Point
(translated
from
French
by
Gary
Gach)
Michael
Jennings
The
Hills
Robin
Johnson
The
Gift
George
Keithley
Drifting
Wine
Peter
Kunz
I
always
say
goodnight
to
the
older
women
…
Seems
like
it's
late
at
night
in
a
foreign
city
…
Jerred
Metz
Drawings
for
the
Blind
June
Moreau
Tiny
Ant
Poet's
Soliloquy
Norma
Nimnicht
Western
Romance
Toward
Sky
Camp
Tony
Quagliano
Bone
and
root
assassinate
…
Jason
Shinder
Dream
of
the
Assasin
Saturday
Afternoon
Gary
Thompson
Chill
Factor
Lessons
for
Fishing
the
Sierras
Fiction
The End of the Game by David Mitchell
His Hobby by Aida Shuey
Features and Articles
Photographers State Objectives by Art O'Donoghue, T. L. Cox, and Mary Swisher. Brief statement about each of the three Phantasm featured photographers', George Thomas, T. L. Cox, and Mary Swisher, approach to their work.
Ted Hughes Gives Reading in San Francisco by Tim Jacobs and Don Skiles. Review of Ted Hughes' poetry reading July 20, 1977, at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and his work.
Whitman Award Contest Opens Sept. 15 by Larry S. Jackson. Academy of American Poets offers cash and publication of winner of the its fourth annual contest..
Cambridge Poets Do It with Electric Signs by Al Gowan. (2 photos by author.) Electronic signboards in Harvard Square light up with poems by Cambridge poets, sometimes with musicians on top to get public's attention. Peter Payack leads the program.
Artwork
T.
L.
Cox
(3)
Mary
Swisher
(8)
George
Thomas
(3)
Editorial
Congressman Is Working to Help the Arts by Larry S. Jackson, editor and publisher.
Announcements
23 announcements of national literary events
