Box 1
Contains 5 Results:
The Reaper 1, 1981
Contents: Where The Reaper Stands, Liam Rector, Chase Twichell, Duncan Forbes, Vern Rutsala, Howard Aaeon, Douglas Dunn, Mike Jenkins, Robert Gregory, Richard Eberhart, Jared Carter, Yusef Komunyakaa, Marianne Waldman, Marjorie Simon, Mark S. Lundsten, Aaron Fischer, Brenda Hillman, Graham Chainey, Tony Curtis, Jorie Graham, Garrett Kaoru Hongo, Navigating the Flood: An Essay
The Reaper 4, 1982
Contents: Chase Twichell, Rusty White, David Hilton, Gerald Costanzo, Rita Dove, Mark Anthony Mastro, Liam Rector, Richard Robbins, Lee McCarthy, Bruce Beasley, Dennis Sampson, Brenda Hillman, Jared Carter, Charles Wright, Correspondence, The Elephant Man of Poetry, Contributors
The Reaper 5, 1982
Contents: The Reaper Interviews, Jared Carter, Rita Dove, Sandra McPherson, Morton Marcus, Richard R. O'Keefe, Correspondence, Alberta Turner, Louis Skipper, Andrew McCord Jones, Jeremy Reed, Rochelle Ratner, Rusty White, Robert Peters, Fiction: Views and Two Reviews, Contributors
The Reaper 16, 1987
Contents: Essay - The Death of the Lyric, The Achievement of Louis Simpson; Poetry - Beth Joselow; Dana Gioia, Richard Pflum, Colette Inez, Paul Lake, David Wojahn, Jennifer Atkinson, Michael Collier, Sujata Bhatt, Jeffrey Skinner, T. Alan Broughton
The Reaper 18, 1989
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