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Articles in Sep/Oct 2008 issue of American Poetry Review, The

• Old Year, The
  by Weigl, Bruce
• Abundance of Nothing, The
  by Weigl, Bruce
• Bill
  by Weigl, Bruce
• World Part One, The
  by Weigl, Bruce
• When I'm Gone
  by Weigl, Bruce
• Roses for the Reader
  by Weigl, Bruce
• One Lie
  by Weigl, Bruce
• On the Little Juniata River, June 2007
  by Weigl, Bruce
• I Almost Didn't See the Toad
  by Weigl, Bruce
• Poet on the Poem: Why I Wrote "When I'm Gone", The
  by Weigl, Bruce
• end of all need, The
  by Hicok, Bob
• practical tycoon, The
  by Hicok, Bob
• Nurse's Diagram of the Tracheotomy, The
  by Journey, Anna
• On Writing
  by Sadoff, Ira
• This Boy
  by Weigl, Bruce
• A Man Named Property
  by Shepherd, Reginald
• To Summon Up a Son
  by Shepherd, Reginald
• Paradise of Pain
  by Weigl, Bruce
• An Interview with Chad Parmenter
  by Shepherd, Reginald
• from "Their Eyes Were Opened"
  by Macari, Anne Marie
• Beauty is only carcinoma deep
  by Hicok, Bob
• Before Saying Any of the Great Words
  by Huerta, David
• Sweet Angel
  by Huerta, David
• Song of Unease
  by Huerta, David
• My Hundred
  by Fennelly, Beth Ann
• Shakespeare's Last Poem
  by Cecil, Richard
• A Special APR Supplement
  by Hirschman, Jack
• An Anger
  by Rutsala, Vern
• A Complicated Muse
  by Saroyan, Aram
• Boar and Salt Water, The
  by Nesset, Kirk
• Chickens in a Hail Storm
  by Rutsala, Vern
• A Likely Story
  by Rutsala, Vern
• January
  by Gouirand, Rae
• Song of Money
  by Huerta, David
• from How Beautiful the Beloved
  by Orr, Gregory
• It's the Dog
  by Snider, Bruce
• Treading on Plums
  by Luschei, Glenna
• Preface
  by Ekiss, Robin
• Selections from "Each and Her"
  by Martínez, Valerie
• Bird of God, The
  by Ekiss, Robin
• Report from Bosnia & Herzegovina
  by Gander, Forrest
• Sea to Sea, Shining
  by Kelly, Kristin
• THREE BOSNIAN POETS
  by Kojovic, Pedja
• Safelight
  by Hasanbegovic, Dijala
• Freshly Numb
  by Hibert, Mario
• Yatakli-Vagon, the Sleeping Car
  by Gander, Forrest