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Phantasm, Volume 1, Number 1, 1976
Poetry
James
Baldwin
Cold
morning
sunshine
One
would
hardly
know,
On
the
white
cement,
Kevin
James
Campbell
Thursday
Morning
Sitting
Together
Briefly
At
the
Bar
Mona
Ceniceros
Raising
the
Consciousness
Behind
the
Screen
of
Oz
Bill
Collins
Summer
Stock
Twenty-six
Weeping
Willows
Squeezing
your
buttocks
in
my
hands
You
rubberstamp
your
way
to
fame
My
Thirtieth
Beginning
Steve
Deaton
Weaving
Television
Hangover
Piano
Keys
Tear
K.
Barton
Dellinger
You
visited
me
Michele
P.
Diamond
The
big
birds
are
beautiful
today
Today
I
met
an
interesting
person
My
eyes
watch
you
I
touched
you
today
Tom
Evans
Weather
Cold
Stormy
Hubbard
A
Poet
Talks
to
Moonlit
Water
Wonder
in
Alice-Land
Lowlands
and
Highlands
of
India
Larry
S.
Jackson
Move
Over
Home
of
the
Prey
Listen
Resorting
Gregory
A.
Johnson
Circles
Changes
Earth
and
Fire
George
Keithley
Why
do
I
want
to
apologize
As
If
at
Play
Rock
River
on
Rise;
Flooding
Feared
Timothy
J.
Mayer
People
Lines
Lover
Friend
Climate
Ambush
Christine
Parker
Dyersville
Cena
Golder
Richeson
Sir
Walter
Raleigh
Overheard
Two
in
a
Puddle
Gravity
To
You,
Lonely
People
Meredith
Vanous
After
rain
Nine
hundred
I
watched
the
car
lights
fade
Magpies
came
Artwork
Mike Halldorson
Steve Ladd
Wendy Nuding
Editorial
Copyrights Protect Your Work by Larry S. Jackson, editor and publisher
Announcements
1 announcement of new column
Phantasm, Volume 1, Number 2, 1976
Poetry
Doug
Bussey
Nature's
Departed
Child
Kevin
Campbell
On
the
Side
of
My
Life
Poem
for
Richard
Nixon
The
Morning
in
Abstract
Mona
Ceniceros
I
could
gobble
you
up
Don't
you
see
I
can't
be
her?
Ladies,
William
Collins
Diologue
With
Apologies
to
Patty
Charles
London
Cyndian
The
First
Collection
28th
Annual
San
Francisco
Arts
Festival
Steve
Deaton
Bieres
de
la
Meuse
Outside
Michele
P.
Diamond
I
am
absurd
in
my
simplicity
Susan
Fuhr
Soft
Coastal
mist
descends
Soft
summer
showers
Phillip
Hemenway
Earthquake
One
Explanation
Stormy
Hubbard
"Where
Is
Forever?"
August
28/29,
1954:
A
Night
on
Carter's
Mountain
Who
Is
the
Great
Magician?
Karen
Jackson
CirclingCirclingCirclingCirclingCirclingCirclingCircling
Larry
S.
Jackson
It's
always
been
on
the
back
No
dough
The
Symphony
Ken
Jordan
Headin'
East
on
Highway
50
This
Earth
goes
round
and
round
Ceasar
swept
away
his
foes
J.
T.
Ledbetter
Convalarium
II
Joel
Leonard
Opus
1
Entertainment
Communication
Clouds?
Faculty
Club
Lunch:
Soup
du
jour
Michael
Lopes
The
Tax
Man
To
the
Reader
A
Gift
Jerry
Martini
Geese
Sally's
House
Timothy
J.
Mayer
Something
Laughing
Hey
You!
Wendy
Nuding
I
thought
today
would
be
new.
Louis
Reile
"Reality"
"Congruence"
E.
C.
Stone
Showers
Rick
Yurman
Vertical
Hold
They
came
back
from
the
woods
Alison
Zier
Hitler
Youth
Articles
Tips on Better Readings by Edward Kulkosky. Five suggestions for giving better poetry readings from a poet and an organizer of readings in New York City.
Artwork
Bill Donohue
Mike Halldorson
Karen Jackson
Steve Ladd
Wendy Nuding
Editorial
The Halo and Vality Effect by Larry S. Jackson, editor and publisher
Announcements
1 announcement of announcements wanted
Phantasm, Volume 1, Number 3, 1976
Poetry
Michael
C.
Andrews
The
Life
of
the
Sea
Tattoo
Andy
Blomeyer
Just
Be
You
If
I
Could
Look
Through
You
Tomas
Calderon
smell
the
stench
of
decaying
Kevin
Campbell
Driving
Home
(in
the
future)
The
Comic
Carmella
Canciamilla
After
you
leave
It
has
all
to
do
Full
Circle
Hello
my
friend
of
past
days,
Mona
Ceniceros
Calumit
Gerald
A.
Craven
Indifferent
Moment
Sammy
Waters
Cold
and
Silent
Michele
P.
Diamond
Standing
before
me
Paul
Dorn
Doors
Hell
Nancy
Dunham
Music:
Here,
There,
and
Everywhere
Greg
Gates
I've
been
living
Phillip
Hemenway
In
Memorium:
Salvador
Puig
Antich,
garrotted
in
Madrid,
March
2,
1974
Robert
Herring
"B"
Donna
G.
Hoenes
Will
You
Still
Love
Me?
Ride
to
Palo
Alto
Stormy
Hubbard
Saturday
Night
Tent
Meeting,
Fairbanks,
August
6,
1949:
What
the
Evangelist
Told
the
Air
Force
about
Morality
and
War
Ode
to
Science
Larry
S.
Jackson
Prison
Denim
Joel
Leonard
And
Here's
to
You,
Henry
Miller
Es
Verdad
Charlie
Jerry
Martini
Ode
to
Science
Jack
Merewether
The
Ambassador
Bridge
It's
Possible
Healing
Erroll
Miller
Perspective
Please
Scratch
Grain
Frank
Gregory
Newton
A
Doctor's
Handbook
Paul
JJ
Payack
The
Saint
in
the
Desert
Polyethylene
Wind
Excerpt
Dream
(Stone-clouds
#2)
Gene
H.
Russell
13
Ski-doo
The
Quiet
Out
Back
(Spleush)
Kali
Sichen
To
My
Mother
Pain,
yes
pain,
I
know
you.
What
Is
this
Manhood?
Womanhood?
Rick
Yurman
Tutorial
Alison
Zier
The
Middle
Aged
Princess
to
the
Frog
Articles
Interviews: Behind the Eye of an Artist by Larry S. Jackson. Interviews of artists Jacquelyn Giuffre, Steve Ladd, and Scott Teeple.
Printmakers Offered $3,000 Fellowships by Larry S. Jackson
Artwork
Andy Blomeyer
Jennifer Castleman
Jacquelyn Giuffre
Mike Halldorson
Karen Jackson
Steve Ladd
Scott Teeple
Bill White
Editorial
Publications Studied in NEA Survey by Larry S. Jackson, editor and publisher
Announcements
5 national announcements of literary events
Phantasm, Volume 1, Number 4, 1976
Poetry
Michael
C.
Andrews
Eighth
Grade
and
in
Love
W.
D.
Barnes
Science
Fiction
Romance
Genealogy
Joan
Colby
Mother
by
Direct-Dial
Raul
Dorn
Number
32569728710407
Timothy
Fizer
Though
the
birds
never
ponder
For
Karen:
Detour
Richard
Fulani
The
Poet
Magicians
Reflections
on
an
Old
Cliche
Phillip
Hemenway
To
Voznesensky
("Motor
scooters
are
streaming
past
the
sanitorium")
Twilight
in
the
Biosphere
(Ecce
homo;
homo
fugit,
etc.)
Donna
G.
Hoenes
At
the
Very
Edge
Jascha
Kessler
The
Man
on
the
Roof
L.
W.
Michaelson
When
Lilacs
Last
in
My
Dooryard
Bombed
Song
Lyrics
for
a
Liberal-Do
Good
Folk
Singer
You,
Andy
Marvell!
And
Be
Damned
Errol
Miller
Blue
Stars
Sonata
II
Amy
Jan
Mullen
Zen
Improvization
Travelling
Troupe
A
Summer
Haiku
There's
love
to
learn
from
Frank
Gregory
Newton
I
Saw
"Liberty,
My
Brothers???"
"A
Black
Messiah"
Shirley
R.
Powell
Whale---Sound---Lost
Wheelbarrow
New
Lights
in
the
Rain
Dennis
Ross
Loose
Grasp
The
Cherokee
Hobo
at
our
Blue
Mountain
Campsite
Gene
H.
Russell
functioning,
laboring,
working
Kali
Sichen
What
a
Life!
What
a
World!
To
the
Sweet
Blood
of
My
Life
Rick
Yurman
Moonstruck
Alizon
Zier
Tree-
Lights
Features and Articles
"Inner Voice" Changes Alison Zier by Larry S. Jackson (1 photo by author). Story of poet Alison Zier.
Artist Discusses His Lithographs by Larry S. Jackson (1 photo by author). Interview of artist Jack Proctor.
In Cambridge: Phone-A-Poem Program Started by Paul JJ Payack. Interview of Peter Payack, organizer of poetry hotline.
Library for the Blind Records Poetry Tapes by Tom D'Agostino (Samisdat). Taping and sharing poetry tapes by and for the blind begun.
Fine Arts Fellowship Applications Ready by Larry S. Jackson
Artwork
Jack Proctor
Guest Columnist
Poems I DIslike, Poets I Distrust by Kevin Campbell, poet and editor of various literary journals.
Editorial
I'd Rather Listen to the Summer by Larry S. Jackson, editor and publisher
Announcements
5 national announcements of literary events
Phantasm, Volume 1, Number 5, 1976
W.
D.
Barnes
Composer
Guy
R.
Beining
Ladder
of
Self
With
the
Right
Marbles
You
Keep
Score
The
Political
Act
Susan
Burkhardt
Lament
on
a
False
Dream
The
Actress
House
Plant
Kevin
Campbell
C'
Possible
(an
epithalamion)
Geraldine
Connolly
Train
Wreck
What
I'm
Going
to
be
Like
When
I
Get
There
Melissa
Cumings
This
day
sings
white
Heavy
August
hangs
Donjico
Friendship
Al
Ferber
Me
&
Gus
&
the
Gates
of
Heaven
Norman
Ferrari
The
Girl
with
the
Iron
Teeth
In
a
Cracked-Wall
Room
Timothy
Fizer
Sign
Outside
a
Clock
Shop
Philip
Hackett
The
First
Poem
Lou
Horvath
Patricia
Hearst
Oroloff
San
Francisco
and
Surrealism
M.
C.
Leo
Seeing
Through
Joel
Leonard
Many
Djelloul
Marbrook
Women's
Legs
Auto
Motive
John
Mazur
Words
are
my
bullets
When
I'm
not
listening
to
music
on
the
radio,
Lunch
room
table
for
six-
The
girl
who
goes
to
bed
with
men
Jack
Merewither
Return
from
My
Own
Cell
Errol
Miller
Those
Who
Came
City
Blues
Rose-Marie
Great
Henry
New
Directions
Beatrice
M.
Murphy
Verboten
D.
M.
O'Halloran
Ancient
Prayer
Sun
washes
J.
E.
Pacquin
Where
cafes
abound
You
went
to
Nam
Czechoslovakia
Blood-spotted
tom
prowls
Theologians,
God
bless
'em,
A
drop
of
rain
Paul
JJ
Payack
Passing
Comment
Phrase
in
Stone
The
Dim
Lamp
Dennis
Ross
The
Castaway
Poet--
a
dream
Chuck
Slack-Elliot
Evil
Smirks
Features and Articles
Circumstances Set Miller's Stage by Larry S. Jackson (1 photo courtesy Errol Miller). Biography of poet Errol Miller.
Stan Sours: "Art Is a Nice Place to Go" by Larry S. Jackson (1 self-portrait by Stan Sours). Interview of artist Stan Sours.
Plath and Waldrop: Poets Reveal "Personal Space" by Mona Ceniceros. Comparative review of works by poets Sylvia Plath and Rosemarie Waldrop.
Feature Editor Named by Larry S. Jackson (1 photo by author). Introduction of Mona Ceniceros as Phantasm's feature editor.
Whitman Award Is $1,000 & Publication by Larry S. Jackson
Artwork
Robin
Carnes
[6]
Stan
Sours
[7]
Guest Columnist
Poets and Libraries: The Quiet Invasion by Noel Peattie, librarian and publisher of Sipapu and Konocti Books.
Editorial
Subscriber Only Policy Changes by Larry S. Jackson, editor and publisher
Announcements
7 national announcements of literary events
Phantasm, Volume 1, Number 6, 1976
Poetry
W.
D.
Barnes
Composer
Michael
C.
Andrews
Chameleon
Karen
Lind
Cushen
Them
Salad
Days
Quartet:
Images
from
an
Indian
Temple
Sculpture
Norma
Davison
In
the
Conciergerie--Thoughts
of
the
Widow
Capet
41°
North
by
70°
Longitude
Street
Tones
Gerald
Dorset
Running
Curtain
Robert
Jude
Forese
Conspirator
Karen
Gaskin
Mercurochrome
David
Hein
Presents
R.
Nelson
Inman
Masterplan
Vieja
Anarchy
Doris
Lanier
20
Lyn
Lifshin
Leaving
the
City
Too
Many
People
Don
Linder
Simple
Statement
#1
James
Magorian
$59
Sunrise
Lottery
Ticket
Frank
Gregory
Newton
Life
Is
but
Death's
Waiting
Room
Reason
A
Sort
of
Man
Francis
V.
O'Connor
Elegy
Two
Crows
Kevin
Pilkington
Mrs.
Grady
The
Diner
In
the
Hands
of
a
Master
A
Portrait
John
J.
Schasny
I'm
Starting
to
Feel
Like
A
Gangster
Again
D.G.H.
Schramm
Ten
Perspectives
on
Someone
Leaving
You
Deter-Gent
Joseph
Semenovich
A
Peasant's
Rebuttal
Chuck
Slack-Elliot
Outside
the
Yards
John
Appling
Sours
Bermuda
B.
E.
Stock
Note
Diane
Tanzi
Dog
Days
Flight
Job
Yesterday's
freshly
spaded
earth
Fred
Thaballa
Relation
Ship
Workers
Report
Gail
White
In
Their
Deep
Chambers
The
Treasurers
of
Tutankhamen
P.
E.
Williams
Flagstaff
A
White
Man's
Town
Christine
Zawadiwsky
Blind
Faith
Features and Articles
Judy Chicago, the Last Supper, china painting and feminist art! by Mona Ceniceros (3 photos courtesy Judy Chicago). Illustrated story of artist Judy Chicago and her current art.
Talented Artists Apply for $7,500 NEA Grant by Larry S. Jackson.
Biographies Are Viewed by Larry S. Jackson (6 photos by interviewees). Illustrated biographical sketches of Phantasm contributors R. Nelson Inman, Jim Magorian, Norma Davidson, Tasia Smith, Frank Gregory Newton, Diane Tanzi, Tom Witt, Gary Miller, and David Harrer.
200 Turn Out for Boston's Festival by Francis Xavier. Review of Boston's first poetry festival, Sept. 19, 1976, presented by Philip Hackett.
Friends of Books and Comics Host S.F. Fair by Larry S. Jackson. Review of San Francisco's Fourth Annual International Book Fair at Fort Mason, October 810, 1976.
Ranch, Home, Income Is Shared with Texans. Poets and artists offerered reclusive setting to work on projects.
Oregon Universities Will Hold Symposium by Richard Lyons. Three-day symposium to be presented on publishing and alternative publishing.
Artwork
David
Harrer
(2)
Gary
Miller
(3)
Tasia
Smith
(6)
Tom
Witt
(1)
Guest Columnist
Sharing the Process by John Oliver Simon, author of ten poetry books, publisher (Aldebaran Review), master poet-teacher, and regional coordinator for California Poetry-in-the-Schools. Experiences and viewpoints about poets and poetry.
Editorial
I Believe in the Uniqueness of Women by Mona Ceniceros, Phantasm feature editor
Announcements
12 national announcements of literary events
Phantasm, Volume 2, Number 1, 1977
Poetry
Carol
Adler
This
Poem
Is
Not
Original
Glenn
Beaverly
Examinations
of
Exhumed
Matter
Guy
R.
Beining
Terror
in
Hospital
Walls
Ken
Bigham
Morning
Hours
Spent
Looking
Out
a
Coffee
Shop
Window
Milly
Brown
We
Were
the
Beatles
Generation
Melissa
Cumings
Shining
this
house
is
Rain
dance
on
the
wing
window
Norma
Davison
The
Shopping
Bag
Lady
Lawrence
Jay
Dressner
Princeton
House
Frank
Edwards
It
was
an
odd
autumn,
First
Snow
Madeleine
Gardella
Holiday
Jan
Huszcza
Peace
Regina
Pomeranz
Krummel
Halloween
Richard
Longchamps
East
River
2
East
River
3
Sharon
Olds
Ambulance
on
a
Country
Road
Fossils
Elizabeth
Revere
Birds
The
Bee
Keeper
D.
G.
H.
Schramm
Pattern
Rented
Space
Robert
L.
Smith
Robert
L.
Smith
Charles
and
Willy
Taylor
Desert
Christmas
Julian
Tuwim
There
Is
No
Land
Adrienne
Wolfert
Black
Is
Be
Fiction
A Man by Antoni Gronowicz. (Photo of author courtesy of author.)
Features and Articles
Congress Revises Copyright Act of 1909 by Larry S. Jackson. Changes to the copyright law including extended terms.
Using Photographic Methods: How To Make Stone Plate Lithographs by Larry S. Jackson. (10 photos by Larry S. Jackson, 1 floor plan drawing.) Step- by- step description showing Paul Feldhaus making a lithograph print using photographic methods from start to finish. A trial impression is reproduced and bound inside Phantasm.
Graffiti: A Sign of the Times by Mona Ceniceros. History and psychology of graffiti. (4 photos by Larry S. Jackson)
Devin Award Seeks Sample Manuscripts by Larry S. Jackson. Submission information for applying for $500 award for poetry.
New Poetry Group Meets in Northern California by Larry S. Jackson. California State Poetry Society adds new chapter, Lassen Poets, with meetings in Red Bluff.
Readings, Play and Prizes Set for Hollins College by Larry S. Jackson. Literary festival planned at Hollins College, Virginia, March 19, 1977.
Artwork
Paul
Feldhaus
(8)
Editorial
California Illustrates Ways to Help Artists by Larry S. Jackson, editor and publisher. Legislation of royalty payments and other examples of how California supports artists.
Announcements
25 national announcements of literary events
Phantasm, Volume 2, Number 2, 1977
Poetry
David
Adams,
She
Says
Julia
Alvarez
Mother,
W.
D.
Barnes
My
Aunt
Willis
Barnstone
Inca
Anne
Cherner
River
View
James
Farias
The
Lady
Upstairs
Sandra
Gardner
Housekeeping
Emery
George
Standalone
Pearls
Janet
Gibbs
Ah
Al
Gowan
Comprehensive
Employment
Training
Act
David
Hein
Chicago
Winter
Carla
Hoffman
I'd
Like
to
Meet
Grendel
Pat
Kluges
After
School
Musings
Lyn
Lifshin
"Merv,
I
Lost
the
Children"
G.
O.
Morphew
The
Fan
Richard
Newby
1.
Female
Caucasian,
Age
36,
Height
5'
4",
Weight
115
Pounds
Donald
Newlove
Grand
Chimerical
Painting
of
the
People's
Republic
Miklos
Radnoti
Sky
with
Clouds
(translated
from
Hungarian
by
Emery
George)
Dream
Landscape
(translated
from
Hungarian
by
Emery
George)
Il
Faut
Laisser
(translated
from
Hungarian
by
Emery
George)
Elizabeth
Revere
Vespers
Mark
Rodriguez
Rain
A
Bloodshot
Hawk
White
Fish
Helen
Ruggieri
Position
Is
Not
Quite
Predestination
Dorothy
Twiss
For
Women
Fiction
Mr. Macha or Androgeny by Irene Tractenberg
The Friends by Laurie Ceniceros
Book Review
The Gift To Be Simple by Robert Peters. Reviewed by Mona Ceniceros
Artwork
Kim Morgan (9)
Features and Articles
Kim Morgan Profits from Art Shows But by Mona Ceniceros. (1 photo of Kim Morgan by Larry S. Jackson.) Artist talks about her life and work.
Cambridge To Imbed Poems in Sidewalk by Larry S. Jackson. City's Arts Council sponsors a sidewalk poetry project.
Phantasm
Supplement
Feature:
American
Indian
Contributors
Edited
by
Larry
Jackson,
bound
inside
Phantasm,
cover
by
George
Cochran
Poetry
Gail
Aubertin
Tatanka
Iyotake
Visions
Jim
Barnes
Autobiography,
Chapter
II:
Setting
Out
Autobiography,
Chapter
XLII:
Three
Days
in
Louisville
Peter
Blue
Cloud
First
Light
Robert
J.
Conley
Satank
To
Gigagei
Asgaya
(a
storm
prayer)
Dennis
Demontigny
Dreams
Patricia
L.
(Irving)
Greene
Missing
Grandpa
Salish
Songs
Joy
Harjo
Four
Horse
Songs
Crows/And
I
Know
My
Part
in
It,
Too
We
Are
All
Foreigners
Lance
Henson
Cheyenne
Ceremonial
Grounds,
June
1975
Scattered
Light
August
Morning
Maurice
Kenny
Assimilated
Tanked
William
Oandasan
the
cold
mountain
water
free
as
a
bear
Farmington,
NM
Thomas
D.
Peacock
Old
Ones
Dancer
Bern
Porter
Morning
Prayer
Wendy
Rose
Native
American
Studies,
University
of
California
at
Berkeley,
1975
Water
Colors
Protecting
the
Burial
Grounds
Norman
H.
Russell
Even
the
Dead
Have
Sight
I
See
the
White
Flower
Dancing
The
White
Chiefs
Ralph
Salisbury
You
Too
R.
A.
Swanson
Little
Warrior
He's
a
temporary
warrior
The
Wanderers
Prayer
Ray
A.
Young
Bear
All
Day
I
Have
Seen
You
The
Spider:
A
Naked
Body
in
the
Summer
Fiction
Golden
Gate
Park,
San
Francisco
by
Jamake
Highwater
Features
and
Articles
Biographical
sketches
and
photos
of
contributors.
Short
biographies
of
contributors
to
"Phantasm
Supplement
Feature:
American
Indian
Contributors"
provided
by
authors.
Indian
Treasures
To
Be
Exclusively
Exhibited
by
Larry
S.
Jackson.
(1
photo
of
the
Adena
pipe.)
Kansas
City,
Mo.,
citizens
work
together
to
bring
"Sacred
Circles:
2000
Years
of
North
American
Indian
Art"
from
London
for
showing
April
16June
19.
Dancers,
artifacts,
speakers.
We
Are
Our
Own
Answer
by
Larry
S.
Jackson.
(1
photo
of
George
Cochran
by
Larry
S.
Jackson.)
Life
of
Cherokee
artist
George
Cochran.
Pueblo
Indian
Commemorative
Stamps
by
Larry
S.
Jackson.
(1
photo
of
stamps.)
Postal
Department
to
issue
postage
stamps
designed
by
Ford
Ruthling
commemorating
pottery
making
skills
of
four
pueblos.
Tribal
Events.
Listing
of
tribal
events
happening
from
late
April
to
mid-June
1977.
Artwork
George
Cochran
(9)
Bern
Porter
(5)
Guest Columnist
Catching the Last Dance by LaVerne Harrell Clark, author and photographer. (13 photos by author.) Descriptions of various tribal dances viewed and photographed by LaVerne H. Clark.
Editorial
A Tribute to the First Americans by Larry S. Jackson, editor and publisher.
Announcements
26 national announcements of literary events, 38 national tribal events announcements
Phantasm, Volume 2, Number 3, 1977
Poetry
Yves
Bonnefoy
Myrtle
(translated
from
French
by
Steven
White)
The
Lamp,
The
One
Asleep
(translated
from
French
by
Steven
White)
VIII
(translated
from
French
by
Steven
White)
Kevin
Campbell
First
Meditation
David
L.
Condit
Fra
Angelico
and
the
Indians
Two
Ways
of
Looking
at
Nonsense
Blue
The
Consumptive
Poet
Hunts
Like
Ahab
for
Air
Jean
Davis
Thirteenth
Summer
Jan
Gauger
Running
Light
Robert
Hayden
Mourning
Poem
for
the
Queen
of
Sunday
"Summertime
and
the
Living.
"
Those
Winter
Sundays
Helen
Heick
Reality
is:
The
Earth
Sails
in
Infinitive
Space
Robert
Martin
Isaacs
Subject:
Social
Studies
Alexander
Lehmann-Haupt
Vacancy
Judy
Katz-Levine
We
lie
in
bed
together
Kenneth
Lillquist
Headlines
Crackup
Brooks
Lushington
Eligibility
Jean
Nordhaus
How
Chuck
Oliveros
Baseball
and
the
Patriot
Judith
Richardson
Medusa
Marieve
Rugo
Anticipation
The
Way
It
Is
Robert
Blake
Truscott
Robert
Blake
Truscott
Anne
Webster
The
Telling
The
Exhibitionist
James
Conway
Westhaver
The
Sick
Call
The
Closet
All
Suggesting
Features and Articles
Robert Hayden's Long Journey by Crain D'Ooge. (1 photo of Robert Hayden courtesy of The Library of Congress.) Life of Robert Hayden raised in Detroit, college teacher, published poet, Consultant in Poetry, Library of Congress.
Calligraphy is the Sensualist Approach to the Alphabet by Tim Girvin. (5 drawings by author.) Outlook on calligraphy by internationally recognized calligrapher, illustrator and graphic designer.
Portland, Oregon, Dedicates Poetry Festival to Dickinson by Larry S. Jackson. Activities planned for August 1014 annual Portland Poetry Festival.
Grants Are Down, Publishing Is Up by Sonia Lazere. (1 photo of Leonard Randolph by author.) Leonard Randolph, director of the Literature Program of the National Endowment for the Arts tells a group of Colorado educators about the state of funding for poetry.
Kevin Campbell Joins Staff to Become Poetry Editor by Larry S. Jackson. (1 photo of Kevin Campbell by author.) Announcement and brief bio about Phantasm's new poetry editor.
Applications Open for West States Writers Tour by Larry S. Jackson. Information about the Writer's Community Workshops Project sponsored by Western States Arts Foundation in Colorado, October 1September 30, 1977 for writers, poets, and playwrights.
Artwork
Tim
Girvin
(8)
Helen
Heick
(7)
Guest Columnist
Creative Writing Programs: An Insider's View by Dr. Charles B. Taylor, teacher of creative writing at University of Texas, El Paso. Politics, requirements, and rewards of creative writing programs.
Editorial
What Does "Phantasm" Mean? by Larry S. Jackson, editor and publisher.
Announcements
18 national announcements of literary events
Phantasm, Volume 2, Number 4, 1977
Poetry
Gaius
Valerius
Catullus
At
Death
(translated
from
Latin
by
Geoffrey
Cook)
To
Cicero
(translated
from
Latin
by
Geoffrey
Cook)
Carole
Cohen
Queen
Bee
Virginia
DeAraujo
Reconciled
Wild
Nights
Arthur
Dobrin
What
I
Know
Frank
Graziano
Palenque
Nellie
Hill
Taking
the
River
Waist
High
in
the
Eyes
of
Fish
Dance
Lessons:
A
Handbook
Edmond
Jabes
The
Point
(translated
from
French
by
Gary
Gach)
Michael
Jennings
The
Hills
Robin
Johnson
The
Gift
George
Keithley
Drifting
Wine
Peter
Kunz
I
always
say
goodnight
to
the
older
women
Seems
like
it's
late
at
night
in
a
foreign
city
Jerred
Metz
Drawings
for
the
Blind
June
Moreau
Tiny
Ant
Poet's
Soliloquy
Norma
Nimnicht
Western
Romance
Toward
Sky
Camp
Tony
Quagliano
Bone
and
root
assassinate
Jason
Shinder
Dream
of
the
Assasin
Saturday
Afternoon
Gary
Thompson
Chill
Factor
Lessons
for
Fishing
the
Sierras
Fiction
The End of the Game by David Mitchell
His Hobby by Aida Shuey
Features and Articles
Photographers State Objectives by Art O'Donoghue, T. L. Cox, and Mary Swisher. Brief statement about each of the three Phantasm featured photographers', George Thomas, T. L. Cox, and Mary Swisher, approach to their work.
Ted Hughes Gives Reading in San Francisco by Tim Jacobs and Don Skiles. Review of Ted Hughes' poetry reading July 20, 1977, at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and his work.
Whitman Award Contest Opens Sept. 15 by Larry S. Jackson. Academy of American Poets offers cash and publication of winner of the its fourth annual contest..
Cambridge Poets Do It with Electric Signs by Al Gowan. (2 photos by author.) Electronic signboards in Harvard Square light up with poems by Cambridge poets, sometimes with musicians on top to get public's attention. Peter Payack leads the program.
Artwork
T.
L.
Cox
(3)
Mary
Swisher
(8)
George
Thomas
(3)
Editorial
Congressman Is Working to Help the Arts by Larry S. Jackson, editor and publisher.
Announcements
23 national announcements of literary events
Phantasm, Volume 2, Number 5, 1977
Poetry
Boudreau
Magazines
Steven
Ford
Brown
Things
Coming
Apart
Separation
C.
Douglas
Draime
The
Dream
Phillip
Hemenway
White
Coffin
For
a
Friend,
Stricken
with
Parting
Eileen
Lloyd
Off
Time
Jennifer
Nostrand
Bring
me
roses
in
a
tight
tin
box
Paul
Portuges
Illumination
Dennis
Ross
The
Fragile
Sequence
John
Appling
Sours
Change
Sandor
Weores
Canzone
(translated
from
Hungarian
by
Emery
George)
Altwien
Daydream
(translated
from
Hungarian
by
Emery
George)
Holderlin
(translated
from
Hungarian
by
Emery
George)
James
Conway
Westenhaver
Instead
of
Tears
Peter
Wild
Prisoner
Pioneers
John
K.
Young
What
Some
People
Believe
Fiction
The End of the Game by David Mitchell
His Hobby by Aida Shuey
Features and Articles
Here Come the Poetry P