Table of Contents
Phantasm,
vol.
3,
no.
4,
issue
16,
1978
Independent
literary
journal
of
original
poetry,
fiction,
artwork,
articles,
features,
photos,
commentary,
reviews,
interviews,
and
announcements.
Poetry
Wesli
Court
Lament
(from
the
Old
English
of
Deor
Song
The
Grave
The
Cuckoo
Song
(from
the
Medieval
English)
Paul
Dilsaver
Crazy
Joe
the
Drunk
Indian
Hugo
G.
Ekback
Pecking
Near
Jasper
Barbara
F.
Lefcowitz
Word
Junky
Tries
to
Make
a
Restitution
Getting
Ready
James
Magorian
North
Country
Norman
Mallory
Eros
Dorothy
Monahan
On
Having
a
Holy
Card
to
Pass
Around
the
Table
Karl
Patten
The
Cow
Our
Rescue
Operation
Michael
Seely
I
Called
this
Woman
Dreams
Robert
Joe
Stout
The
Accountant's
Dream
Alice
F.
Worsley
Sweeney
Fiction
Words by David Davidson
Driving Over the Bumps and Ruts to Get a Bite to Eat by Nellie Hill
Features and Articles
Poetry and Expresso, A Nice Blend by W. D. Barnes (1 photo by W. D. Barnes). Seattle neighborhood gathering spot, the Coffeehouse, is described as favorite place for poets and artists.
The Bunkett-Ich Letters by Brian Robertson (illustrated by Larry Jackson). Humorous faux exchange of letters between a poet and potential publisher
Percy Shelley: The Real Frankenstein by Annette B. Feldmann (1 drawing of Shelley by Frances DiLombardo Yaworsky). Percy Bysshe Shelley was the real Dr. Frankenstein says the author who explores Shelley's life.
Woodcuts Are Choice of Artist (1 photo of Nelson E. Oestreich by Chris Powers). Pennsylvania artist Nelson E. Oestreich is interviewed with a discussion about woodcutting techniques for printing from wood blocks.
Artwork
Nelson E. Oestreich (13 block prints)
Guest Columnist
Dream Maker, Dream Maker, . . . by Stewart Bedford, author and psychologist (photo of Stewart Bedford by Stan Staples). Bedford's method of using four steps to turn dreams into creativity. Examples and techniques are described to help writers.
Letters to the Editors
Ken Stone
More about poet Maurice Kenny (Phantasm, Vol. 3, No. 2)
Editorial
Neither Rain, Nor Sleet, Nor Strikes by Larry S. Jackson, Phantasm editor. Advocating privatization of the U.S. Postal Service.
Announcements
47 announcements of national literary events
