The Review of Contemporary Fiction

Paul Bowles / Coleman Dowell
* Books by Paul Bowles and Coleman Dowell * Eric Mottram, "Paul Bowles: Staticity and Terror" * Irving Malin, "Drastic Points" * Paul Metcalf, "A Journey in Search of Bowles" * Wayne Pounds, "Let It Come Down and Inner Geography" * Wendy Lesser, "Paul Bowles's Collected Stories" * Tim Hunt, "Paul Bowles: Past and Present" * Jack Collins, "Approaching Paul Bowles" * Lawrence D. Stewart, "Paul Bowles and 'The Frozen Fields' of Vision" * Robert Hauptman, "Paul Bowles and the Perception of Evil" * Stephen Emerson, "Endings and The Sheltering Sky" * Linda S. Wells, "Paul Bowles: 'Do Not Appropriate My Object'" * John O'Brien, "Interview with Coleman Dowell" * Coleman Dowell, "Literary Balcomb Greene" * Coleman Dowell, "White into Black" * Edmund White, "Thoughts on White on Black on White" * Miriam Fuchs, "Coleman Dowell's Short Stories" * Balcomb Greene, "Coleman Dowell" * Gilbert Sorrentino, "Some Remarks on Island People" * Stephen-Paul Martin, "Exorcism and Grace: A Study of Androgyny in Island People" * John Kuehl and Linda Kandel Kuehl, "Miss Ethel and Mr. Dowell" * Thom Gunn, "Pushy Jews and Aging Queens: Imaginary People in Two Novels by Coleman Dowell" * Jack Byrne, "Coleman Dowell's Frame-Up: What Miss Ethel Did Last Winter" * Books Received * Note to Future Contributors * Annual Index: Volume II