Evening Street Review Number 7

EVENING STREET REVIEW 
PUBLISHED TWICE A YEAR BY EVENING STREET PRESS 

                            NUMBER 7, AUTUMN 2012 

                                           CONTENTS 

BY THE EDITOR Occasional Notes: Toward Freedom 
                  &nbnbsp;                     NONFICTION 
DIANE MIERZWIK Barefoot, Pregnant and in the Big House: Women in Prison
PAUL DALMAS Budapest Rainbow
SUSAN HODARA When It Was Time
JEAN COLGAN GOULD The Interview
PATTY SOMLO If She Were Here Now
MARY ZELINKA There Must be a Million Stars 
                              POETRY
CYNTHIA M. SHEWARD Dusting
   Knowing the Light 

KENNETH POBO A Gay Doll House
                            Had I Followed the Test Results
                            Me Starring in The Flying Nun
                            But
                            Sometimes Loneliness Can't be Cured
                            Not Quite a Sixties Love Song
                            While the Roofer 
DENNIS SALEH    Little Blight 
SHIRLEY J. BREWER Wild Bill's Wife 
JAMES CONNOLLY Shaving 
PATSY ANNE BICKERSTAFF Poems from Bumper Stickers 
                           I KNOW I RUN LIKE A GIRL: 
                           TRY TO KEEP UP              

                          WELCOME TO AMERICA 
                          NOW SPEAK ENGLISH
MICHAEL SALCMAN The Copper Penny
JOSHUA EMANUEL Postmarks
CATHERINE NORR Shop Talk
PAULA YUP In Maui I Figure it Out
RUTH D. HANDEL Tugboat Warriors 
                            Tugboat Warriors
                            What She Stood For
                            Newborn
                            Silence Like Amber
                            War
                            Letters 1924 - 1931
                            Brooklyn Navy Yard
SHERYL L. NELMS Paregoric: Tincture of Opium
KATE HUTCHINSON O'Hare 1, 1975
                            O'Hare 2, 1975
                FICTION 
CHARLES RAFFERTY Souderville 
BETSY TAYLOR    Retirement Community 
SCOTT DAVID      I Am Bill Buckner 
DONALD DEWEY Still Life 
BY THE EDITOR Neglected Help: Watch 1807, Keaton 1924 


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