Page 87 from Issue 80 As wood burns the years of sunlight packed into its grain until the burning, ... that shed this thin light. And yet, when rain comes to slick the courtyard, I still turn to the window ... thinking rain, and look out, as if dreaming, on the fountains of leaves rushing in dry wind. 87 Issue 80 ...

Page 202 from Issue 80 that old reciprocating engine, our history; do not rebel against the me who ... "what makes Barth's narratives hang together... is not a vision of historical change but ... a structure of repeating motifs. For a novel with so much history in it, LE1TERS is oddly ...

Page 15 from Issue 80 dismantling concentrated histories perversion tourists foolishness ... quarter-inch shimmering opposite gossiping opposite devouring, endlessly 15 Issue 80 page ...

Page 58 from Issue 80 drove this nail through this plank into the crossbeam with three strokes so ... that the steel rang, I was there, and the wind carried the music across the pond. 58 Issue 80 page ...

"chos-can," which is "the abstract essence or nature of things," or a "mere logical ... is the essence of the three aspects of time... " (op. cit., p. 103). And yet, he adds, ... "one does not find the thingness of the things [apart from them] when one searches for it." ...