The Review of Contemporary Fiction

New Flemish Fiction
* Preface * Acknowledgments * Hugo Bousset, "The Far North and the Deep South: Contemporary Fiction in the Netherlands and Flanders" * Ivo Michiels, "The White Tents by the Tall Windows" * Paul de Wispelaere, "The Charred Alphabet" * Hugo Claus, "A Gentle Destruction" * Mark Insingel, "That Is to Say" * Daniel Robberechts, "Subjects" * Walter van den Broeck, "The Siege of Laken" * Monika van Paemel, "The Accursed Fathers" * Leo Pleysier, "White Always Looks Good" * Pol Hoste, "Feminine Singular" * Stefan Hertmans, "Borders of Deserts" * Kristien Hemmerechts, "Island" * Patricia de Martelaere, "The Artist and His Model" * Koen Peeters, "The 1958 World's Fair" * Theo Hermans, "Postwar Dutch Fiction in English Translation since 1980: A Checklist"

* Steven Moore, "An Interview with Carole Maso" * Alexander Theroux, "The Novel of Learning: Endangered Species" * Charles Monaghan, "Timothy O'Keefe: 1926-1994" * Books Received