A Public Space No. 28 - Brigid Hughes

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Résumé :
The winter issue of the award-winning literary and arts magazine.

Biographie:
Brigid Hughes is the founding editor of A Public Space. Previously, she succeeded George Plimpton as editor of the Paris Review. The recipient of the PEN/Nora Magid Award for Editing, she also teaches at Columbia University's MFA program.

Sommaire:
Note, Brigid Hughes
A Llama in Times Square, Inge Morath
Two Ladders, Gertrude Abercrombie
Four Stories, Edward McWhinney
In the Forest, Zhang Zao
M, Sarah Hall
The Let-Out, Jamel Brinkley
Simple as That, Miy? Vestrini
Idol Idol, Masayoshi Sukita
The Mystery, L?dia Jorge
Orange Means Red, Kayla Blatchley
Recreation Management, Deirdre McNamer
Das Patent, Nin Brudermann
Dream Diary, Yanyi
In a Bucharest Journal, John Freeman
Poem for ?luard, Matthew Zapruder
That to Philosophize is to Learn to Die, Elisa Gabbert
Tartarus and Shackleton, Kate Colby
The Stars Down to Earth, Timothy Donnelly
On Death: Little Odes, Hilda Hilst
Home is a Foreign Place, Zarina
Alabama Silo, Timothy Hursley
A War Story, Alice Elliott Dark
The Magic Mountain, Ben Loory
Birch Trees, Taylor Plimpton
Sky Mound, Robert Sullivan
Space is Concrete, Richard Tuttle
The White Road, Kelly Link
The Monkey in the Whirlpool, Selva Almada
East Meets West, Tseng Kwong Chi