Issue No. 15 : The Dark and the Light

Fall/Winter 2004

Columns

• Guest Editorial : "Deep, Dark Secrets Protected This Cave System" by Ellen Bilbrey, Arizona State Parks
• The Literal Landscape : "Civano: The Dark and the Light" by Simmons B. Buntin
• What a Fool Believes... : "Solidity and Permanence—With or Without Trees" by Todd Ziebarth
• Bull Hill : "That's a Damn Talented Elephant!" by David Rothenberg
• View from the Summit : "Shades of February" by Catherine Cunningham

Poetry

• Two Poems by William M. Gottlieb
• One Poem by Elizabeth Bastos
• Two Poems by Donna J. Gelagotis Lee
• Three Poems by JB Mulligan
• Three Poems by Katie Redding
• Three Poems by Martin Burke
• Two Poems by Michael J. Vaughn
• One Poem by Susan H. Case
• One Poem by Michael Lehman
• Four Poems by Deborah Fries
• Two Poems by William C. Burns
• Two Poems by Paul Hostovksy

Essays

• "A Letter to Samuel: Open in 2021, When the Cicadas Return" by Andrew Wingfield
• "Sol y Sombra" by Mary Anne Maier
• "An Autobiography of Stars" by Theresa Kishkan
• "Geography" by Sue Wheeler
• "Out Here On This Edge" by J. Grayfox Isom

Fiction

• "Fire in the Hole" by Kristie Betts
• "Christmas Tree Lure" by Ann Fillmore
• "Lux Aeterna" by Scott Spires
• "The Editor of Love" by Janice Valerie Young

Articles

• "A Building Less Bright: Chicago Skyscrapers Go Dark for Migratory Birds" by Carolyn Kousky
• "Toads Gone Wild" by Scott Calhoun
• "A Vision of Shakertown for the New Millennium" by Ernest J. Yanarella
• "Poetry and Place" by Peter Huggins

Reviews

• Judyth Willis reviews Writing the Future: Progress and Evolution, from Terra Nova.
• Ken Pirie reviews Wild Nights: Nature Returns to the City, by Anne Matthews
• Simmons B. Buntin reviews Brightwood: Poems and The Hollow Log Lounge: Poems by R.T. Smith

Interview

• Danish Poet Lene Henningsen

ARTerrain Gallery

• Glasspainter John K. Clark: Stained Glass Art

UnSprawl Case Study

• Lenox Village in Nashville, Tennessee