2015

Vol. VI, No. 12, December 2015

• Numéro Cinq at the Movies: Temujin Doran’s “Sum,” Introduced by R W Gray
• Matter & Spirit in Conversation: Essay — Genese Grill
• Punctum: Poems — k. a. Moritz
• Awaiting the Deluge: A Review of Rochester Knockings by Hubert Haddad — Benjamin Woodard
• Art as an Antidote to Doubt: Diane Burko Interview & Images — Mary Kathryn Jablonski
• Farewell to Canada: Marc Lescarbot’s A-Dieu à la Nouvelle-France (1607) | Essay & Translation — Haijo Westra
• Revelation on the Factory Floor: Review of Bohumil Hrabal’s Mr. Kafka and Other Tales from the Time of the Cult – Joseph Schreiber
• Six Dreams of Natural Selection: Fiction — Tim Conley
• Absent Calls: Poems — Timothy Ogene
• Muss es sein: Two Stories — Erika Mihálycsa
• Burn the Evidence! | From MATCHES: A Light Book — S.D. Chrostowska
• Worlds Within Words: Review of William H. Gass’s Eyes — Frank Richardson
• Hofmannsthal’s Rose: On Form, Structure, Dialogism — Aashish Kaul
• DFW & I: Reckoning with Infinite Jest — Bruce Stone
• The Mind of the Modern: An Interview with Gabriel Josipovici — Victoria Best

Vol. VI, No. 11, November 2015

• Numéro Cinq at the Movies: Sofia Coppola’s “Lick the Star” — Introduced by R W Gray
• The Education of Ta-Nehisi Coates: Review of Between the World and Me — Tom Faure
• Undersung | On the Pleasure of Slim Volumes — Julie Larios
• The Slow Southern Minute: Courting the Dead of Harper Lee’s Go Set a Watchman — Jeremy Brunger
• Milk Teeth & Head in the Leaves: Two Stories — Leanne Radojkovich
• Transmute, Disturb: A Review of The Visiting Privilege by Joy Williams — Jason DeYoung
• Uimhir a Cúig | Roma Walking Around: Prose and Poetry Translations From Mexico – Dylan Brennan
• Many Ways to Stuff a Watermelon | Pierre Senges — Translated by Jacob Siefring
• Proto-Feminist, Trouble-Making Rebel: Hawthorne, a “Remarkable Case” & the Genesis of Hester Prynne — Patrick J. Keane
• Intoxication of Influence: Review of Samuel Archibald’s Arvida — Mark Sampson
• One Rabbit: Short Story — Kristin Ohman
• Paris in Black and White / 1973-74 — Gary Garvin
• Self-Interested Glimpses: Essay — Chris Campanioni
• On Pan(Dora)’s Box and Refusing to Coalesce: An Interview with Joanna Walsh — Natalie Helberg
• Across the Valley: An Australian Childhood — Elizabeth Thomas
• What Is Magic? Raul Asked | Poems from The Mirror within the Mirror — Wang Ping

Vol. VI, No. 10, October 2o15

• Numéro Cinq at the Movies: Grasshoppers & Tiny Doors: Directors Jared Carney and Nicholas Humphries On Horror
• Reportless Places | Review of Bill Hayward’s Chasing Dragons: An Uncommon Memoir in Photographs — Douglas Glover
• Memory: Fiction — Zsolt Láng | Translated by Erika Mihálycsa
• William Gaddis’s Lives & Works: Review of Biographies by Joseph Tabbi and Steven Moore — Jeff Bursey
• A Brave New World: Review of Michel Houellebecq’s Submission — Frank Richardson
• The No Memory: Novel Excerpt — Shane Jones
• Hail Mary, Full of Grace: Fiction — Darrel J. McLeod
• Telling Tales: Four Variations on a Theme — Victoria Best
• Crowbar, Generation, Title: Three Stories — Greg Mulcahy
• All Writing Is Autobiography: J. M. Coetzee and the Life of Writing by David Attwell & The Good Story by J. M. Coetzee and Arabella Kurtz — Jason DeYoung
• Israël: From The Genealogy of the First Person | Poem — D. M. Spitzer
• Uimhir a Cúig | Screen: Fiction — Claire Hennessy
• Trolling with the Fisher King: The Archaeology of Dreams — Paul Pines
• A Little Something about Nothing: Interview & Essay with Physicist Lawrence Krauss — Julie Trimingham
• The Search in the Dark: Interview with Noy Holland — Benjamin Woodard
• Bird: Novel Excerpt — Noy Holland

Vol. VI, No. 9, September 2015

• Numéro Cinq at the Movies: Roman Coppola and Wes Anderson’s “Candy” — Introduced by R. W. Gray
• O Sujet d’Assujettissement (or, Story of O and Foucault) — Natalie Helberg
• Let Us Become These Voices Made Visible: A Review of Mia Couto’s Pensativities — Benjamin Woodard
• Murder Mile: Poems — Martin Dean
• Fugue: Fiction — Jeff Bursey
• Open Water: Short Fiction — Kathy Page
• Under the Palm Trees’ Murmuring Leaves: Poems — Rossend Bonás Miró | Translated by Susana Fabrés Díaz & Brendan Riley
• Without Mourning There Is No Remembering: Interview With Brandon Ballengée — Darren Higgins
• Undersung | Gabriela Mistral: The Archangel, The Wind — Julie Larios
• Too Many Starbucks: Review of Chris Hedges’ Wages of Rebellion—Tom Faure
• Secretariat: A Personal Memoir — Patrick J. Keane
• Uimhir a Cúig | The Poets’ House, Portmuck — Janice Fitzpatrick Simmons, James Simmons and Michelle Mitchell-Foust
• The Idea of a Collective Novel: Essay & Fiction — Larry Fondation
• Taxol: Poems — Fleda Brown
• Gravity’s Box: Short Story — Mark Jay Mirsky
• Death by Fire: The Secret of the Wilde Sisters — Julian Hanna

Vol. VI, No. 8, August 2015

• Numéro Cinq at the Movies: Roy Andersson’s “World of Glory” — R. W. Gray
• Small-City Chatter: Review of Jeff Bursey’s Mirrors on which dust has fallen — Mark Sampson
• Public Opinions—Private Laziness: The Epistemological Break in Nietzsche — Jeremy Brunger
• One Drunken Preschool Summer: Childhood — Meg Harris
• Interviewing God: Poems & Paintings — Kate Fetherston
• Every Book is Like Writing a Book for the First Time: Interview with Greg Mulcahy — Jason Lucarelli
• Infiltrate: Fiction — Timothy Dugdale
• Restlessness: Poems — Louise Bak
• Trolling for the Fisher King: Starting in Gloucester — Paul Pines
• Case Notes: Fiction — Brianna Berbenuik
• The Drama of the Mind: A Profile of Janice Galloway — Victoria Best
• Abacus: Novel Excerpt — Louis Armand
• There, Gaping: Review of Liz Howard’s Infinite Citizen of the Shaking Tent — Natalie Helberg
• Raccoon and Other Poems — Amber Homeniuk
• The Mermaid: A Conversation with Fides Krucker — Julie Trimingham

Vol. VI, No. 7, July 2015

• Numéro Cinq at the Movies: Lisa Gunning’s Tales of Us — R. W. Gray
• Decluttering: Fiction — Fernando Sdrigotti
• Uimhir a Cúig | The Ice House: Fiction — Jaki McCarrick
• Here in Russia: A Review of Jeff Parker’s Where Bears Roam the Streets — Benjamin Woodard
• And So, Ad Infinitum | Review of David Winters’ Infinite Fictions: Essays on Literature and Theory — Jeff Bursey
• Chance Encounters of a Literary Kind: Raymond Carver — Robert Day
• Undersung | Ernst Jandl: Out on the Playground — Julie Larios
• Shenanigans: Robert Musil’s Thought Flights | Review — Mark Jay Mirsky
• When I’m in the Swamps, I Just Need Questions: Interview with R.W. Gray — Richard Farrell
• Fever Dreams: Review of R.W. Gray’s Entropic — Richard Farrell
• Where are my teeth? | Poems — Lynn Crosbie
• The Open Air: Fiction — Matthew Jakubowski
• Saying I Love You Khmer-American Style: Memoir — Bunkong Tuon
• Ain’t We Got Fun: War, Video Games, and the Nonviolence Playbook — Diane Lefer
• Late Prose of First Years: Autobiography — Pierre Joris
• Z: Short Story in Translation — Julián Herbert

Vol. VI, No. 6, June 2015

• Numéro Cinq at the Movies | Wong Kar Wai’s Secrets, or My Sense of an Ending — R. W. Gray
• A Lucky Man: Poems — Sydney Lea
• Punch: Short Story — Cary Fagan
• Imagining Sins: Poems — Lady Rojas Benavente | Translated by Sophie M. Lavoie
• Haints Stay | Novel Excerpt — Colin Winnette
• There Is No News Here, Only Darkness: A Review of Haints Stay by Colin Winnette — Jason DeYoung
• Onward From Insufficiency: Review of Don McKay’s Angular Unconformity: Collected Poems 1970-2014 — Sydney Lea
• A Great Labyrinth: The Winding Stair, Maud Gonne, and a Quest for the Quintessential Yeats — Patrick J. Keane
• The Game for Real | Novel Excerpt — Richard Weiner
• Dioramas of the Mind: A Review of Richard Weiner’s The Game for Real — Frank Richardson
• With God in the Kitchen & Ars Poetica: Poems — A. Anupama
• Permafrost: Fiction — Zoë Meager
• The Physics of Sorrow: Novel Excerpt — Georgi Gospodinov
• A Half-life at Home: Review of Georgi Gospodinov’s The Physics of Sorrow — Geeda Searfoorce
• What It’s Like Living Here — Kate McCahill in Santa Fe
• Plot Structure in Three Stories: Essay on Form — Nicole Chu
• The Critic as Artist | Review of Renata Adler’s After the Tall Timber: Collected Nonfiction — Julian Hanna
• Uimhir a Cúig | Apology: Poems — Victoria Kennefick
• The Sniper: Micro-fiction — Mark Anthony Jarman
• Sentimental Journey Through Hell & Italy: Review of Mark Anthony Jarman’s Knife Party at the Hotel Europa — Lee D. Thompson

Vol. VI, No. 5, May 2015

• Numéro Cinq at the Movies: Lucrecia Martel’s La ciudad que huye — Introduced by Sophie M. Lavoie
• Undersung | John Malcolm Brinnin: “As Well-Known as I Deserve to Be” — Julie Larios
• It Is Not a Novelist’s Job to be Merciful: An Interview with Sam Savage—Jeff Bursey
• Isaak: from Genealogy of the First Person | Poem — D. M. Spitzer
• Uimhir a Cúig | Sons Are Older At The Speed Of Light: Poems — Macdara Woods
• Childhood: Five Wonders — Leona Theis
• Chance Encounters of the Literary Kind: Screenwriter Walter Bernstein — Robert Day
• Anti-film: Interview with Video Artist Gunilla Josephson — Ann Ireland
• The Koans of Atticus Lish: Review of Preparation for the Next Life — Tom Faure
• White Wolf, a work in progress: Fiction — Madison Smartt Bell
• The Administered World of Theodor Adorno: Essay — Jeremy Brunger
• Sing! O Bone: Essay — Julie Trimingham
• Bad Sex: Fiction — Jowita Bydlowska
• Theory and Ardour: A Review of Alice Fulton’s Barely Composed — Patrick O’Reilly
• My Struggle: Book Four | Novel Excerpt — Karl Ove Knausgaard
• A Kind of Freak, a Monster: A Review of Karl Ove Knausgaard’s My Struggle: Book Four — Jeff Bursey
• Inquiring Spirit: My Friend, Jim Cerasoli (1938-2015) — Patrick J. Keane

Vol. VI, No. 4, April 2015

• Numéro Cinq at the Movies: Eugene Green’s Le Pont des Arts Introduced by R. W. Gray
• Alive, Ineffably Alive: A Review of Max Blecher’s Adventures in Immediate Irreality — Eric Foley
• How do you say…in Slovak? | David Zieroth Poems & Interview — Kathryn Para
• A Way Home: Review of Mai Al-Nakib’s The Hidden Light of Objects — Natalia Sarkissian
• Fingers Around My Neck: Fiction — Jason DeYoung
• A Twisty, Haunted Masterpiece: A Review of Kelly Link’s Get in Trouble — Benjamin Woodard
• تالان (A Looting): Essay — Agri Ismaïl
• The night I spent my last nickel to call Steve: Poems — George Szirtes
• Beautifully, Wantonly: Review of Here Comes Kitty by Richard Kraft and Danielle Dutton — Natalie Helberg
• Dirty Thirties & Rugby: Short Stories — Terese Svoboda
• On Translation | Quiet Accomplishment: Remembering Cid Corman — Gregory Dunne
• I Cried to Dream Again: Song — Maura Kennedy | Introduced by Patrick J. Keane
• Reality Tour: Short Story — Toni Marques
• Uimhir a Cúig | The Ghost Estate: Novel Excerpt & Interview — John Connell
• I’m a Big Fan of the Joyful Solution: Interview with Jen Bervin — Darren Higgins

Vol. VI, No. 3, March 2015

• Numéro Cinq at the Movies: Awe, Wonder & the Sublime in Filippo Baraccani’s “The Approximate Present” — R. W. Gray
• On the Shores of Darkness, There is Light | Cordelia Strube: Fiction & Interview — Ann Ireland
• Atrocities Proliferate: Review of Newspaper by Edouard Levé — Jason DeYoung
• Undersung | R. F. Langley: Between Two Worlds — Julie Larios
• In the Garden: Fiction — Gary Garvin
• Yearning for the Irretrievable | Pamela Petro: Art & Interview – JC Olsthoorn
• Uimhir a Cúig |A Callows Childhood: Memoir — Patrick Deeley
• Ralph Maud’s Prayer: Distilled | Poem — Mary Maillard
• How to Sightsee in France with your Teenage Son: Text & Photographs — Natalia Sarkissian
• Chance Encounters of a Literary Kind | Talk to Strangers and Stop on By: William Stafford — Robert Day
• Masterpieces Can’t Be Willed Into Existence: Review Portrait of a Man Known as Il Condottiere by Georges Perec — Jeff Bursey
• Bad News Waitress: Fiction — Julie Reverb
• A Choir of Pages: Review of Tom McCarthy’s Satin Island — Frank Richardson
• These are the Ferocious Challenges: An Interview With Diane Williams — Jason Lucarelli

Vol. VI, No. 2, February 2015

• Numéro Cinq at the Movies: Beauty, Travel, and Death in Paolo Sorrentino’s The Great Beauty
• In the Orbit of Venus: A Review of Jay Rogoff’s Venera — Mary Kathryn Jablonski
• Her Mother’s Keeper: A Review of Susan Paddon’s Two Tragedies in 429 Breaths — Patrick O’Reilly
• Uimhir a Cúig | Winter With Catherine: Poems — Thomas McCarthy
• River, Stars, and Blessed Failure: Brief Essays — Sydney Lea
• Triangulations from the Diaspora: Childhood — Dao Strom
• When Is A Good Time to Think About Death? | Essay — Lawrence Sutin
• The Pope, Charlie Hebdo, and Islamist Terrorism — Patrick J. Keane
• Detective Nicky Carruthers is Dead: Play — Bradd Allen Saunders
• How the Laughter of the Nation Led to the Pitiable Deaths of Claudia and Francisco Cordoba’s Ten Children: Fiction — Ian Colford
• Essay as Not Knowing: A Review of Loitering by Charles D’Ambrosio — Melissa Matthewson
• How The Blind Dog Perceived Human Sadness: Poems — Robert Wrigley
• Ethics and Aesthetics are One: The Earnestness of High Modernism in Wittgenstein and Musil — Genese Grill
• A Lost Bridge Between Now and the Past: An Interview with Ondjaki — Benjamin Woodard
• On My Death Bed With My Spam Filter: Music & Words — Tom Faure

Vol. VI, No. 1, January 2015

• Numéro Cinq at the Movies |Four Weddings and a Funeral: Notes on Narrative Form — Douglas Glover
• The Body Ineffable: Chantal Gervais Art & Interview — JC Olsthoorn
• After the End: Grief — Michael Bryson
• Portals Can’t Compete: Review & Excerpt of See You In Paradise by J. Robert Lennon—Jeff Bursey
• A Flag for the Unspoken: Nathalie Bikoro at the Pitt Rivers Museum — Yvette Greslé
• The Carapace of Selfdom: Interview With David Shields — Timothy Dugdale
• Foreign Bodies: Gottfried Benn, Patrizia Cavalli, and the Situation of Translation — David Rivard
• A Place of Unlimited Encounters: Review of The Deep Zoo by Rikki Ducornet — Jason DeYoung
• Uimhir a Cúig | Grand Union Bridge: Poems — Ian Duhig
• The Idiot and the Telephone Box: Fiction — Fernando Sdrigotti
• Chance Encounters of a Literary Kind | Montaigne: A Way of Knowing as a Way of Life — Robert Day
• Life Is Too Short For A Long Story: Essay — rob mclennan
• To the Day: Poems — Roger Weingarten
• Constraints and Other Delights | A Review of Peter Turchi’s A Muse and a Maze: Writing as Puzzle, Mystery and Magic — Julie Larios