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Ploughshares Fall 2000 Guest-Edited by Gish Jen
Ploughshares Fall 2000 Guest-Edited by Gish Jen
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The Fall 2000 issue of Ploughshares, guest-edited by Gish Jen. Ploughshares, a journal of new writing, is guest-edited serially by prominent writers who explore different personal visions, aesthetics, and literary circles.
Guest-edited by Gish Jen, author of Mona in the Promised Land and Typical American, among other acclaimed books, the Fall 2000 issue of Ploughshares contains prose by authors including Ann Beattie, Peter Ho Davies, and Pamela Painter. In her Introduction to the issue, Jen says that the pieces within "retain a secreted quality, a wild intimacy. They are unpredictable. Not so much incorrect as acorrect, they achieve a balance between form and utterance that I find beautiful."
Full Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION
Gish Jen
EDITOR PROFILE
Don Lee
FICTION
"Hurricane Carleyville," by Ann Beattie
"Where What Gets into People Comes From," by Moira Crone
"Think of England," by Peter Ho Davies
"Two Horse Ashtray," by Tom Drury
"Sing," by Carol Fitzgerald
"The Mourning Door," by Elizabeth Graver
"Beasts," Jesse Lee Kercheval
"Intramuros," by Sabina Murray
"Grief," by Pamela Painter
"The Secrets of Bats," by Jess Row
"Help," by Lysley A. Tenorio
"Song for a Certain Girl," by Mark Winegardner
MEMOIR
"El hombre que yo amo," by Esmeralda Santiago
NONFICTION
"Dr. Strangereader: Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying About Suburban Novels and Love International Fiction," by Bill Marx
EDITORS' SHELF
Guest-edited by Gish Jen, author of Mona in the Promised Land and Typical American, among other acclaimed books, the Fall 2000 issue of Ploughshares contains prose by authors including Ann Beattie, Peter Ho Davies, and Pamela Painter. In her Introduction to the issue, Jen says that the pieces within "retain a secreted quality, a wild intimacy. They are unpredictable. Not so much incorrect as acorrect, they achieve a balance between form and utterance that I find beautiful."
Full Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION
Gish Jen
EDITOR PROFILE
Don Lee
FICTION
"Hurricane Carleyville," by Ann Beattie
"Where What Gets into People Comes From," by Moira Crone
"Think of England," by Peter Ho Davies
"Two Horse Ashtray," by Tom Drury
"Sing," by Carol Fitzgerald
"The Mourning Door," by Elizabeth Graver
"Beasts," Jesse Lee Kercheval
"Intramuros," by Sabina Murray
"Grief," by Pamela Painter
"The Secrets of Bats," by Jess Row
"Help," by Lysley A. Tenorio
"Song for a Certain Girl," by Mark Winegardner
MEMOIR
"El hombre que yo amo," by Esmeralda Santiago
NONFICTION
"Dr. Strangereader: Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying About Suburban Novels and Love International Fiction," by Bill Marx
EDITORS' SHELF
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