Willow Springs 18
Summer 1986
Poetry
DAVID AXELROD
Regarding a Nude on Diamond Mountain
PHILLIP EATON
Winter Day
This Dead of Winter
After a Thousand Children
PATRICIA GOEDICKE
Last Mornings
MICHAEL HANNON
Clouds & Rivers
JAAN KAPLINSKI
Once I got a postcard
I could have said:
It gets cold in the evening
Elder-trees that thrushes have sown
WALTER MCDONALD
Midnight Near Pecos
The Fears of Horses
Living On Open Plains
LISEL MUELLER
The Exhibit
The Stones of Chile – Excerpts (translated by Dennis Maloney)
STEVEN E. PUGLISI
Words for Benjamin
MARNIE PURPLE
On the Flood Plain
if the sun were not your mistress
CARLOS REYES
Islands
Field Burning
NANCE VAN WINCKEL
In the Fifth Season
STEVEN WHITE
Stumbling Home Past Curfew in Santiago Chile
Fiction
VIRGINIA BUSSKOHL
A Candle for Michael
HAN-PING CHIN
No Place for Junets
ANITA ENDREZZE-DANIELSON
Fox-Woman Goes Man-Hunting
GARY EBERLE
Origami or the Sadness of Paper Birds
VINCENT PASSARO
Silent Work
Willow Springs 18 features poetry, prose, and translation by David Axelrod, Nance Van Winckel, Han-ping Chin, Jaan Kaplinski, and more.
