Vol. XII, #2 Jose Donoso / Jerome Charyn

Review of Contemporary Fiction

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Ricardo Gutierrez Mouat, "Jose Donoso: An Introduction and Checklist"
Ricardo Gutierrez Mouat, "Beginnings and Returns: An Interview with Jose Donoso"
Jose Donoso, "A Small Biography of The Obscene Bird of Night"
Jose Donoso, "Nobody Wears Fedoras Anymore"
Marco Antonio de la Parra, "Portrait of a Donoso Apprentice"
Alastair Reid, "Meta-Donoso"
Antonio Benitez Rojo, "The Obscene Bird of Night as a Spiritual Exercise"
Luisa Valenzuela, "From Manuela to the Marchioness the Writer Moves on Guarded (or not) by the Dogs of Desire"
Djelal Kadir, "Next Door: Writing Elsewhere"
Marjorie Agosin, "The Poems of Jose Donoso"
Fernando Alegria, "Good-bye to Metaphor: Curfew"
Marie-Lise Gazarian Gautier, "A Dialogue in Three Voices: An Interview with Maria Pilar Donoso"

Patrick O'Donnell, "An Introduction to the Fiction of Jerome Charyn"
Frederic Tuten, "An Interview with Jerome Charyn"Parkview"
Albert J. Guerard, "Charyn's Azazian Prose"
Michael Woolf, "Charyn in the 1960s: Among the Jews"
David Seed, "Performance, Play, and the Open Form in Going to Jerusalem and The Tar Baby"
David W. Madden, "The Isaac Quintet: Jerome Charyn's Metaphysics of Law and Disorder"
Robert L. Patten, "Waltzing with Witches"
A Jerome Charyn Checklist