Literary Quarterly: Spring 1999

By Metro Times editorial staff

Feb 24, 1999 at 12:00 am

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Home and hope
Review by Bill Harris
A quietly poetic collaboration corrects age-old myths of empire.

A sultan's life
Review by Richard C. Walls
Islam fends off Christianity in this 12th-century saga.

Anchors away
Review by Alisa Gordaneer
Former newsman mines satire behind the screens.

Missouri loves company
Review by Chris Handyside
Daniel Woodress spins a neo-noir yarn.

She shoots, she scores!
Review by Chris Tysh
Maureen Owen drives and remakes the poetic line.

Chinese bathroom
by Wang Ping

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