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Articles in Fall, 1998 issue of Literary Review

• Garbage-Disposal Imagination
  by Lance Olsen
• Writing the Story
  by Francois Camoin
• A Man Named Father Clarence Stanghor
  by Andre Dubus
• Facing the Invisible Sphinx: About the Writing of "L'Homme Moyen Sensuel"
  by Askold Melnyczuk
• Carnival for the Gods: Reveling in the Image
  by Gladys Swan
• The Kind of Woman Who Could Get Away with That
  by Susan Dodd
• Origins of "If a Man Truly in His Heart"
  by Gordon Weaver
• "Links": "Wherever That Great Heart May Be"
  by W. D. Wetherell
• Family
  by Lance Olsen
• Diehl: The Wandering Years
  by Francois Camoin
• Acknowledgments
• If They Knew Yvonne
  by Andre Dubus
• L'Homme Moyen Sensuel
  by Askold Melnyczuk
• Carnival for the Gods
  by Gladys Swan
• Too Cool
  by Duff Brenna
• New Family Car
  by Pamela Painter
• On "Beginnings"
  by Robert Coover
• Sources for "Nine-Inch Heels"
  by Harold Jaffe
• Fortune, Fate, God, Kipling, Robert Crumb, A Broken Radio, and the Father of My Friend Who Tortured Turtles
  by Thomas E. Kennedy
• Introduction: Author! Author!
  by Thomas E. Kennedy
• Concerning the Excerpt from the Novel Too Cool
  by Duff Brenna
• Speak, Memory, But in a Whisper
  by Pamela Painter
• Beginnings
  by Robert Coover
• Nine-Inch Heels
  by Harold Jaffe
• What Does God Care About Your Dignity, Victor Travesti?
  by Thomas E. Kennedy
• Public Appearances
  by Susan Dodd
• If a Man Truly in His Heart
  by Gordon Weaver
• Wherever That Great Heart May Be
  by W. D. Wetherell