| New Letters |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| 9/11: The view from Gramercy.(experiences of September 11 terrorist attack on the World Trade Center) | Literature/writing | Perutz, Kathrin |
| 9/11: the view from Gramercy.(September 11, 2001, terrorist acts on New York City) | Literature/writing | Perutz, Kathrin |
| A brief history of hair.(hatred for her own haif ) | Literature/writing | Miller, Alyce |
| A complicated relationship: An interview with Mary Gordon. | Literature/writing | Elam, Angelka, LeBeau, Bryan, Pritchett, Michael |
| Alice. | Literature/writing | Ray, Judy |
| An infinity of particular things.(the philosophy of Benedict Spinoza) | Literature/writing | Varon, Jodi |
| A talk with Renee Stout.(artist)(Biography) | Literature/writing | Castlereagh, Robert Stewart |
| A way of seeing: an interview with Mary Gaitskill.(author)(Interview) | Literature/writing | Dierbeck, Lisa |
| Ballet lesson.(Crossing Borders: Immigrants and Travelers) | Literature/writing | Min, Anchee |
| Charles the obscure. | Literature/writing | Simic, Charles |
| Countries without bridges. | Literature/writing | Novakovich, Josip |
| Covering ground. | Literature/writing | Gildner, Gary |
| Description and speculation: an interview with Robin Becker.(Crossing Borders: Immigrants and Travelers)(Interview) | Literature/writing | Stewart, Robert |
| Don Quixote in the heartland: My father's murals. | Literature/writing | Quintanilla, Paul |
| Elegy. | Literature/writing | Rogers, James Silas |
| Error and horror.(September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks) | Literature/writing | Ray, David |
| Filing N-400 for naturalization. | Literature/writing | Ray, Judy |
| Giant crickets attacking America: An interview with Tim Seibles. | Literature/writing | Bingham, Remica L. |
| Gnawing through the mask. | Literature/writing | Bruce, Wendy Reed |
| High, low, everywhere you go.(appreciation of popular culture and contemporary art)(Critical Essay) | Literature/writing | Burroway, Janet |
| How many of you are there in the quartet? | Literature/writing | Doyle, Brian |
| How many of you are there in the quartet?(Biography) | Literature/writing | Doyle, Brian |
| Hunted everywhere: collaging the capitol.(Washington, D.C.)(Illustration) | Literature/writing | Harris, Theodore A. |
| Improvisations: John Coltrane.(Short Story) | Literature/writing | Terrill, Richard |
| Inoa. | Literature/writing | Cochrell, Christie |
| In the dark.(Short Story) | Literature/writing | Kennedy, Thomas E. |
| Jesse Howard and Roger Brown in the broadcasting booth of the Lord. | Literature/writing | Codrescu, Andrei |
| John the Baptist. | Literature/writing | Leonin, Mia |
| Jungle fever: Ian Fleming's James Bond novels, the Cold War, and Jamaica. | Literature/writing | Early, Gerald |
| Keep you from hunger: An interview with John Knoepfle.(Interview) | Literature/writing | Castlereagh, Robert Stewart |
| Looking out. | Literature/writing | Gildner, Gary |
| Lost in translation. | Literature/writing | Ruppert, Peter |
| Marie-Genevieve Havel: an introduction. | Literature/writing | Hacker, Marilyn |
| Mary Gaitskill.(author)(Biography) | Literature/writing | Koffler, Leslie |
| My father's image.(monumentals of togetherness) | Literature/writing | Masters, Hilary |
| New Slovenian women's poetry: Introduction. | Literature/writing | Bates, Bridgette |
| On being cool. | Literature/writing | Gonzales, Laurence |
| On painting Don Quixote. | Literature/writing | Quintanilla, Luis |
| On rediscovering Vincent O. Carter.(Biography) | Literature/writing | Fleischer, Chip |
| On the edge of ice.(First place, The Dorothy Churchill Cappon Award for creative nonfiction) | Literature/writing | Devine, Monica |
| Oval ovaries, flowering tubes: Another infant autopsy. | Literature/writing | Waldstein, Gail |
| Paris, porn and what passed for love. | Literature/writing | Williams, Gerald |
| Peaceable island: a conversation with Maxine Kumin and Victor Kumin.(Interview) | Literature/writing | Cramer, Jeffrey S. |
| Real words. | Literature/writing | Zimmer, Paul |
| Remembering two journeys.(writing a first novel under the influence of Rome, Italy, and Jack Kerouac) | Literature/writing | Barolini, Helen |
| Riding the dog.(Crossing Borders: Immigrants and Travelers) | Literature/writing | Kennedy, Thomas E. |
| Riding the dog.(traveling in the Greyhound buses ) | Literature/writing | Kennedy, Thomas E. |
| Robert Stackhouse: artist as shapeshifter.(Critical essay) | Literature/writing | Kirsch, Elisabeth |
| Romancing the farmer's daughter: a courtship by mail. | Literature/writing | Seyffert, Gordon |
| Six months on: What I have learned about grief. | Literature/writing | Burroway, Janet |
| Soldier son.(writer discusses about her son Tim, who describes himself as a fiscal conservative and social liberal) | Literature/writing | Burroway, Janet |
| Stories of water.(impact of water in life of both human and animals) | Literature/writing | Hogan, Linda |
| Striptease.(gradual transition of personality-disordered individual through several counseling sessions are presented) | Literature/writing | Slater, Lauren |
| Subject: Robert Graves: Random notes of a biographer. | Literature/writing | Mckinley, James |
| Surrogates. . | Literature/writing | Hall, Rachel |
| The boy who ran through Europe.(Crossing Borders: Immigrants and Travelers)(excerpt from a memoir)(Excerpt) | Literature/writing | Beasley, Conger, Jr. |
| The boy who ran through Europe.(trip to Madrid) | Literature/writing | Beasley, Conger, Jr. |
| The Brown/Howard art tour. | Literature/writing | Brommelsiek, Margaret |
| The Committee to Save the World. | Literature/writing | Day, Robert |
| The elephant gang. | Literature/writing | Heller, Steve |
| The end of boredom. | Literature/writing | Collins, Billy |
| The glittering eye of the narrator: An interview with Robert Day.(Interview) | Literature/writing | Whitehead, Fred |
| The political migrations of wheat.(Crossing Borders: Immigrants and Travelers) | Literature/writing | Marquart, Debra |
| The scrupulous attention.(Interview) | Literature/writing | Stewart, Robert |
| The shadow of her smile.(account of a nine year old girl who was raped is discussed) | Literature/writing | Irving, Donn |
| The silence.(Crossing Borders: Immigrants and Travelers) | Literature/writing | Abinader, Elmaz |
| The silence.(journey from Ramallah to Jerusalem) | Literature/writing | Abinader, Elmaz |
| The subject is life: an interview with Naomi Shihab Nye.(Interview) | Literature/writing | Elam, Angela |
| The Three Gorges Dam & the Yangtze River valley: introduction to the photographs.(Illustration) | Literature/writing | Benson, Steven |
| The trapezoidal mind. | Literature/writing | Gass, William |
| The true heirs.(interview of Bharati Mukherjee)(Interview) | Literature/writing | Elam, Angela |
| The voice of history: an interview with Peter Balakian.(Interview) | Literature/writing | Mosby, Rebekah Presson |
| The way of ignorance. | Literature/writing | Berry, Wendell |
| Things not seen in a rear-view mirror. | Literature/writing | Marquart, Debra |
| Things not seen in a rear-view mirror.(journey passing through the Highway 3) | Literature/writing | Marquart, Debra |
| To put on perfume and make guns: an interview with Renee Stout.(artist)(Interview) | Literature/writing | Castlereagh, Robert Stewart |
| William Metts, American poet. | Literature/writing | Zimmer, Paul |
| Wind-time, wolf-time.(Short Story) | Literature/writing | Agee, Jonis |
| Woman in front of the Sun: Journey toward a poem. | Literature/writing | Cofer, Judith Ortiz |
| Zio Filippo at summer camp. | Literature/writing | Barolini, Helen |
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