Salmagundi No. 113 / Winter 1997 Table of Contents  ColumnsHomelands by David Rieff Guest Column by Charles Newman Force Fields by Martin Jay Buried by Michael Ondaatje Norman Manea: A Special Feature An Introduction by Robert Boyers Four Stories by Norman Manea A Conversation with Norman Manea by Ilan Stavans Manea and Political Liberty by Charles Molesworth Manea’s Great Novel on Romania by Beatrix Langner The Clarity of the Night by Juergen Verdofsky An Interview with Norman Manea by Marco Cugno Three Poems by Debora Greger A Letter from Mary in the Tyrol by Carl Dennis Two Poems by Robert Bly Two Poems by David Citino Nadine Gordimer: An Interview & An Essay An Interview with Nadine Gordimer by Karen Lazar The Dialogue of Late Afternoon by Nadine Gordimer On “Eve Tempted by the Serpent” by Robert Pinsky Two Poems by Timothy Liu Three Poems by Raven Schendler Eyepatch by Charles Edward Eaton Two Poems by John De Stefano What Is It Like To Be A Bat by Eric Ormsby Two Poems by Jay Rogoff Hypochondria by Christopher Hewitt Insleave for A Hieroglyphic Key to Spiritual Mysteries by Rick Hilles Wilson’s Modernism by David Bromwich Faculty Wife by Emily Fox Gordon Women Novelists in a Post-Feminist Age by Mark Shechner |