Indiana Review

Indiana Review Winter 2008

CONTENTS

COVER ART ...........................................................
Anna Maria Whetstine	Marcha de los Pingüinos

POETRY ..................................................................
Justin Sider	"A Grotesque for Ruskin"
Lance Larsen	"How to Disappear"
Jenny George	"Encyclopedia of the Dead"
Melissa Stein	"After She Told Me She Was Pregnant"
Katie Umans	"The Bathing Machine"
	"The Ostriches Take a Human Child"
Cheryl Dumesnil	"In Praise of Falling"
Malachi Black	"Growing Season"
Wayne Miller	"Archaeology"
	"Dear Auden,"
	"Flooding in the Valley"
Jürgen Becker	"Oderbruch"
translated by	Okla Elliot
Todd Boss	"Poverty and Paint"
Kevin Prufer	"Transparent Cities"
Matthew Dickman	"Architecture Poem"
Erika Meitner	"Peidatric Eschatology"
Emma Bolden	"The Witch's Daughter Speaks of Her Mother"
Amaud Jamaul Johnson	"Miss Thelma"
	"Bootlick"
	"Two Real Coons"
	"Nobody"
Susan Thomas	"Runaway Bay"
Keith Flynn	"A Rolling Story"
Nin Andrews	"The Other World"
Kim Philley	"Quantum"
Catherine Pierce	"Dear Atom Bomb,"
	"Emergence"
Joanna Klink	"Greenest"
Pilar Gómez-Ibáñez	"Losing Bedrock Farm"
J.W. Richardson	"Abdelazer"
Richard Robbins	"The Lake Shore Motel"
Amanda Rachelle Warren	"Blacklick Creek"
Bob Hicok	"Call and response"
Adrienne Su	"The Love Boat"
Mark Rubin	"The Fourth on Lake Champlain"
Mirian Bird Greenberg	"Brazilian Telephone"
Ellen Bass	"Ode to the Tangle of Hair in the Drain"
Greg Wrenn	"Manger
Emily Raabe	"An Old Story"

REVIEWS ......................................................................
Chad Anderson	Don't Let My Mama Read This: A Southern-Fried Memoir by Hadjii
Jenny Burdge	The View from Zero Bridge by Lynn Aarti Chandhok
Esther Lee	Boys with Flowers by Ely Shipley
Nina Mamikunian	Refresh, Refresh by Benjamin Percy
Megan Savage	Ordinary Affects by Kathleen Stewart
Ryan Teitman	National Anthem by Kevin Prufer
Cate Whetzel	Corinna A-Maying the Apocalypse by Darcie Dennigan
Marcus Wicker	The life of M.F. Grimm by Percy Carey and Ronald Wimberly
Kelly Wilson	Why Speak? by Nathaniel Bellows