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HUNGRY MIND REVIEW

PREVIEW

for the Spring 1993 Issue

Dear Independent Bookseller,
Here is a list of the books that are going to be reviewed and advertised in the
Spring 1993 issue of the Hungry Mind Review -- fustice and the Body. In this -- our
twenty-fifth issue -- we are pleased to feature a wide-range of reviews and essays as
well as a new column, Crossing the Alley, which takes a look at books, publishing,
and life. We are also running our first annual HMR Reader's Survey that we
promise will be like no other survey.
fustice and the Body features over 250 Winter and Spring books advertsied by
publishers ranging from Zephyr to Rutgers University Press to Pantheon to HBJ.
These are the books you're patrons will be reading about in a few weeks when they
see our next issue, so we encourage you to order any titles that you don't have in
stock. If you have trouble finding a title, call the appropriate sales rep or HMR at
(612) 699-2610.
BOOKS TO BE REVIEWED IN HMR 25:
fUSTICE AND THE BODY
If I Were a Rich Man
Could I Buy a Pancreas
And Oher Essays on the
Ethics of Health Care
By Arthur L. Caplan
Indiana University
Press
Gay Ideas: Outing and
Other Controversies
By Richard D. Mohr
Beacon Press
Virgin or Vamp: How
the Press Covers Sex
Crimes
By Helen Benedict
Oxford University Press
The Change:
Women, Aging and the
Menopause
By Germaine Greer
Alfred A. Knopf

Immediate Family
Photographs by
Sally Mann
Aperture

Passion for Polka:
By Victor Greene
University of
California Press

At Twelve: Portraits of
Young Women
Photographs by
Sally Mann
Aperture

Polka Happiness
By Charles Keil,
Angeliki V. Keil,
and Dick Blau
Temple Univ. Press

Family Pictures
Photographs by
Nicholas Nixon
Smithsonian
Institution Press

Push Comes to Shove:
An Autobiography
By Twyla Tharp
Bantam Books

The Last Day of
Summer
Photographs by
Jock Sturges
Aperture

Dancing: The Pleasure,
Power, and Art of
Movement
By Gerald Jonas
Harry N. Abrams

CONTINUED
INSIDE ...

Arriving in March

BOOKS TOBE
REVIEWED CON'T
Prodigal Son:
Dancing for Balanchine
in a World of Pain and
Magic
By Edward Villella
with Larry Kaplan
Simon and Schuster

Certain Things Last:
The Selected Short
Stories of
Sherwood Anderson
Edited by Charles E.
Modlin
Four Walls Eight
Windows
POETRY

• The Museum of Clear
Ideas
• Their Ancient
Glittering Eyes
Both by Donald Hall
Ticknor & Fields
Complete Poems
By Anna Akhmatova
Zephyr Press

FICTION
Green Grass,
Running Water
By Thomas King
Houghton Mifflin
Company
Running Fiercely
Toward a High
Thin Sound
By Judith Katz
Firebrand Books
Shadow Play
By Charles Baxter
W.W. Norton & Co.
Return Trip Tango:
And Other Stories
From Abroad
Edited by Frank
MacShane and
Lori M. Carlson
Columbia University
Press
Smart Hearts
in the City
By Barbara Probst
Solomon
Harcourt Brace
Jovanovich

The Horse Has Six Legs:
An Anthology of
Serbian Poetry
Edited and translated by
Charles Simic
Graywolf Press
Cultivating Excess
By Lori Anderson
Eighth Mountain Press
The Man with
Night Sweats
By Thom Gunn
Farrar, Straus & Giroux

The Neglected Walt
Whitman: Vital Texts
Four Walls Eight
Windows
From Noon to Starry
Night
By Philip Callow
Ivan R. Dee
Paterson
By William Carlos
Williams
New Directions
FEATURES

Crossing the Alley
By Bart Schneider
New column featuring:
• Making Certain It
Goes On
• The Real West
Marginal Way
• The Triggering Town
All by Richard Hugo
W.W. Norton & Co.
Out of Silence
By Muriel Rukeyser
Triquarterly Books

An Interview with
John Frohnmayer
Essays by
Gerald Early
Brigitte Frase
Quentin Crisp

Where is
human nature
so weak as in
the bookstore?
-Henry Beecher Ward

•

BOOKS TOBE
ADVERTISED CON'T

American Poetry Since 1950,
Edited by E. Weinberger
0-941419-92-4

HEATHERSTONE PRESS

The Anniversary Edition
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN
Dakota, K. Norris
0-395-63320-6

Green Grass, Running Water,
T. King 0-395-62304-9
Growing Up Latino, Edited
by Augenbraum and Stavans
0-395-62231x-X
King of the Cats,
W. Haygood 0-395-44094-7
Leaving Town Alive, J.
Frohnmayer 0-395-655714
Patriarch, R. Smith
0-395-52442-3
Rebel Powers, R. Bausch
0-395-59508-8
Song from the Forest,
L. Sarno 0-395-61331-0
KNOPF
A Dancing Matrix,
R.M. Henig 0-394-58878-9
Everyman' s Library
Several titles and authors
ISBNs vary
The Marriage of Cadmus and
Harmony, R. Calasso
0-394-58154-7
Mystery Ride,
R. Boswell
0-679-41292-1
One Boy at War,
P.A. Sergios
0-679-41839-3
A Violent Act,
A Wilkinson
0-679-41507-6
LITTLE. BROWN AND CO.
Dream Makers, Dream
Breakers, C.T. Rowan
0-316-75978-3
Stalin's Nose,
R. MacLean 0-316-54239-3
Revolution from Within,
G. Steinem 0-316-81247-1
MARSILIO PRESS

Aladdin's Problem,
E. Jiinger 0-941419-58-4

The Baphomet, P.
Klossowski
0-941419-73-8
Canova, G.C. Argan et al.
0-941419-72-X
The Indiscreet Jewels,
D. Diderot 0-941419-83-5
Lieutenant Kije/Young
Vitushishnikov, Y.
Tynyanov 0-941419-77-0
My Method, R. Rossellini
0-941419-64-9
Objects of Desire:
Conversations with Luis
Buiiuel, Edited by P. Lenti
0-941419-68-1
An Offering For the Dead,
HE. Nossack 0-941419-29-0
One, No One and One
Hundred Thousand, L.
Pirandello
0-941419-74-6
Trilce, C. Vallejo
0-941419-51-7
What It Means to Be an
American, M. Walzer
0-941419-66-5
MERCURY HOUSE
Monnew, A. Kouroume
1-56279-027-7
UNIVERSITY OF
MINNESOTA PRESS

After Jews and Arabs,
A. Alcalay 0-8166-2155-1
Communists, Cowboys, and
Queers, D. Savran
0-8166-2123-3
Dancing in the Distraction
Factory, A. Goodwin
0-8166-2063-6
Framing History: The
Rosenburg Story and the
Cold War, V. Carmichael
0-8166-2042-3
The End of Education,
W. Spanos 0-8166-1955-7
Is It Painful to Think?:
Conversations with Arne
Naess, D. Rothenberg
0-8166-2152-7

The Movie of the Week, E.
Rapping 0-8166-2018-0
UNIVERSITY OF
NEBRASKA PRESS ·

The Celebrant,
E.R. Greenberg 0-8032-7037-2
The Life that Ruth Built,
M. Smelser 0-8032-9218-X
Maybe I'll Pitch Forever,
L. Paige 0-8032-8732-1
My Life in Baseball, T. Cobb
0-8032-6359-7
The Rushdie Letters,
Edited by S. MacDonogh
0-8032-8198-6
NEW RIVERS PRESS

Shadow Partisan, N. Tesich
0-89823-108-6
NEW WORLD LIBRARY

Letters to My Son,
K. Nerburn 0-8800032-14-7
UNIV. OF NORTH
CAROLINA PRESS

The Lost Boy, T. Wolfe
0-8078-2063-6

The Rough Road Home,
Edited by R. Gingher
0-8078-4397-0
W.W. NORTON

Shadow Play,
C. Baxter 0-393-03437-2
PANTHEON BOOKS
Einstein's Dreams, A.
Lightman 0-679-41646-3

Haunts of the Black
Masseur, C. Sprawson
0-679-42051-7
The Law of White Spaces, G.
Pressburger 0-679-42048-7
Turbulence, C. Buarque
0-679-41264-6
PENGUIN
Almanac of the Dead,
L. M. Silko 0-14-017319-6

CONTINUED ON
FACING PAGE ...

BOOKS TOBE
ADVERTISED CON'T
PRINCETON UNIV. PRESS

Art, Tea, and Industry,
C.M.E. Guth 0-691-03206-8
The Gnat Is Older than Man,
C.D. Stone 0-691-03250-5
The Gulf Conflict 1990-1991,
Freedman and E. Karsh 0-

VIKING

The Heather Blazing,
C. Toibin 0-670-84789-5
The Island, G. Herling
0-670-84002-5

Red Sorghum, Mo Yan
0-670-84402-0

Russian Beauty, V. Erofeyev
0-670-83606-0

Shattered Hope, P. Gleijeses

Surviving: The Uncollected
Writings of Henry Green
Edited by M. Yorke

0-691-02556-8

0-670-80476-2

691-086627-3

News From The Mind
HMR turns eight this year. We
now distribute 40,000 copies per
issue in 550 independents around
the country and still paste the
magazine up the old-fashion way.
Nine of us work out of a small
house with an upstairs and downstairs computer and a rope swing
in the back yard.

To Every Thing a Season,
B. Kuklick 0-691-02104-X

VINTAGE

The Villa,

Another Country ,

J.S. Ackerman
0-691-00295-9
Vladimir Nabokov: The
Russian Years, B. Boyd
0-691-024 70-7
Vladimir Nabokov: The
American Years, B. Boyd
0-691-024 71-5
RANDOM HOUSE

J. Baldwin

0-679-74471-1

Cambridge, C. Phillips
0-679-73689-1

The Fire Next Time,
J. Baldwin 0-679- 74472-X
Narrative of Sojourner
Truth, Edited by M.
Washington 0-679-74035-X
Native Stranger, E.L.
Harris

Conjunctions 19, Edited by B.
Morrow 0-679-74399-5

0-679-74232-8

TEMPLE UNIV. PRESS

J. Baldwin

Nobody Knows My Name,
Consider and Hear Me,
S.A. Slapikoff
0-87722-983-X

Ecofeminism, Edited by G.
Gaard 0-87722-989-9
The Neoconservative Mind,
G. Dorrien 1-56639-019-2
Poems Performance Pieces
Proses Plays P oetics,
K. Schwitters
0-87722- 894-9

0-679-74473-8

YALE UNIV. PRESS

Children With A Star,
D. Dwork 0-300-05447-7
Down from the Mountaintop,
M. Walker 0-300-05432-7
Holocaust Testimonies,
L.L. Langer 0-300-05247-2
The Idea of Wilderness,
M. Oelschlaeger
0-300-053 70-3

TRIOUARTERLY

YELLOW MOON PRESS

Dead, Dimmer, or Naked E.
Zimroth 0-916384-10-1
Out of Silence: Selected
Poems , M. Rukeyser

Animal Dreaming,
R. Martin 0-93875-641-9

0-916384-11-X

What Saves Us, B. Weigl
0-916384-09-8

The Spirit of Place, D. Lamb
0-8129-2159-3

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Hemschemeyer
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HUNGRY MIND REVIEW

PREVIEW

for the Spring 1993 Issue

Dear Independent Bookseller,
Here is a list of the books that are going to be reviewed and advertised in the
Spring 1993 issue of the Hungry Mind Review -- fustice and the Body. In this -- our
twenty-fifth issue -- we are pleased to feature a wide-range of reviews and essays as
well as a new column, Crossing the Alley, which takes a look at books, publishing,
and life. We are also running our first annual HMR Reader's Survey that we
promise will be like no other survey.
fustice and the Body features over 250 Winter and Spring books advertsied by
publishers ranging from Zephyr to Rutgers University Press to Pantheon to HBJ.
These are the books you're patrons will be reading about in a few weeks when they
see our next issue, so we encourage you to order any titles that you don't have in
stock. If you have trouble finding a title, call the appropriate sales rep or HMR at
(612) 699-2610.
BOOKS TO BE REVIEWED IN HMR 25:
fUSTICE AND THE BODY
If I Were a Rich Man
Could I Buy a Pancreas
And Oher Essays on the
Ethics of Health Care
By Arthur L. Caplan
Indiana University
Press
Gay Ideas: Outing and
Other Controversies
By Richard D. Mohr
Beacon Press
Virgin or Vamp: How
the Press Covers Sex
Crimes
By Helen Benedict
Oxford University Press
The Change:
Women, Aging and the
Menopause
By Germaine Greer
Alfred A. Knopf

Immediate Family
Photographs by
Sally Mann
Aperture

Passion for Polka:
By Victor Greene
University of
California Press

At Twelve: Portraits of
Young Women
Photographs by
Sally Mann
Aperture

Polka Happiness
By Charles Keil,
Angeliki V. Keil,
and Dick Blau
Temple Univ. Press

Family Pictures
Photographs by
Nicholas Nixon
Smithsonian
Institution Press

Push Comes to Shove:
An Autobiography
By Twyla Tharp
Bantam Books

The Last Day of
Summer
Photographs by
Jock Sturges
Aperture

Dancing: The Pleasure,
Power, and Art of
Movement
By Gerald Jonas
Harry N. Abrams

CONTINUED
INSIDE ...

Arriving in March

BOOKS TOBE
REVIEWED CON'T
Prodigal Son:
Dancing for Balanchine
in a World of Pain and
Magic
By Edward Villella
with Larry Kaplan
Simon and Schuster

Certain Things Last:
The Selected Short
Stories of
Sherwood Anderson
Edited by Charles E.
Modlin
Four Walls Eight
Windows
POETRY

• The Museum of Clear
Ideas
• Their Ancient
Glittering Eyes
Both by Donald Hall
Ticknor & Fields
Complete Poems
By Anna Akhmatova
Zephyr Press

FICTION
Green Grass,
Running Water
By Thomas King
Houghton Mifflin
Company
Running Fiercely
Toward a High
Thin Sound
By Judith Katz
Firebrand Books
Shadow Play
By Charles Baxter
W.W. Norton & Co.
Return Trip Tango:
And Other Stories
From Abroad
Edited by Frank
MacShane and
Lori M. Carlson
Columbia University
Press
Smart Hearts
in the City
By Barbara Probst
Solomon
Harcourt Brace
Jovanovich

The Horse Has Six Legs:
An Anthology of
Serbian Poetry
Edited and translated by
Charles Simic
Graywolf Press
Cultivating Excess
By Lori Anderson
Eighth Mountain Press
The Man with
Night Sweats
By Thom Gunn
Farrar, Straus & Giroux

The Neglected Walt
Whitman: Vital Texts
Four Walls Eight
Windows
From Noon to Starry
Night
By Philip Callow
Ivan R. Dee
Paterson
By William Carlos
Williams
New Directions
FEATURES

Crossing the Alley
By Bart Schneider
New column featuring:
• Making Certain It
Goes On
• The Real West
Marginal Way
• The Triggering Town
All by Richard Hugo
W.W. Norton & Co.
Out of Silence
By Muriel Rukeyser
Triquarterly Books

An Interview with
John Frohnmayer
Essays by
Gerald Early
Brigitte Frase
Quentin Crisp

Where is
human nature
so weak as in
the bookstore?
-Henry Beecher Ward

•

BOOKS TOBE
ADVERTISED CON'T

American Poetry Since 1950,
Edited by E. Weinberger
0-941419-92-4

HEATHERSTONE PRESS

The Anniversary Edition
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN
Dakota, K. Norris
0-395-63320-6

Green Grass, Running Water,
T. King 0-395-62304-9
Growing Up Latino, Edited
by Augenbraum and Stavans
0-395-62231x-X
King of the Cats,
W. Haygood 0-395-44094-7
Leaving Town Alive, J.
Frohnmayer 0-395-655714
Patriarch, R. Smith
0-395-52442-3
Rebel Powers, R. Bausch
0-395-59508-8
Song from the Forest,
L. Sarno 0-395-61331-0
KNOPF
A Dancing Matrix,
R.M. Henig 0-394-58878-9
Everyman' s Library
Several titles and authors
ISBNs vary
The Marriage of Cadmus and
Harmony, R. Calasso
0-394-58154-7
Mystery Ride,
R. Boswell
0-679-41292-1
One Boy at War,
P.A. Sergios
0-679-41839-3
A Violent Act,
A Wilkinson
0-679-41507-6
LITTLE. BROWN AND CO.
Dream Makers, Dream
Breakers, C.T. Rowan
0-316-75978-3
Stalin's Nose,
R. MacLean 0-316-54239-3
Revolution from Within,
G. Steinem 0-316-81247-1
MARSILIO PRESS

Aladdin's Problem,
E. Jiinger 0-941419-58-4

The Baphomet, P.
Klossowski
0-941419-73-8
Canova, G.C. Argan et al.
0-941419-72-X
The Indiscreet Jewels,
D. Diderot 0-941419-83-5
Lieutenant Kije/Young
Vitushishnikov, Y.
Tynyanov 0-941419-77-0
My Method, R. Rossellini
0-941419-64-9
Objects of Desire:
Conversations with Luis
Buiiuel, Edited by P. Lenti
0-941419-68-1
An Offering For the Dead,
HE. Nossack 0-941419-29-0
One, No One and One
Hundred Thousand, L.
Pirandello
0-941419-74-6
Trilce, C. Vallejo
0-941419-51-7
What It Means to Be an
American, M. Walzer
0-941419-66-5
MERCURY HOUSE
Monnew, A. Kouroume
1-56279-027-7
UNIVERSITY OF
MINNESOTA PRESS

After Jews and Arabs,
A. Alcalay 0-8166-2155-1
Communists, Cowboys, and
Queers, D. Savran
0-8166-2123-3
Dancing in the Distraction
Factory, A. Goodwin
0-8166-2063-6
Framing History: The
Rosenburg Story and the
Cold War, V. Carmichael
0-8166-2042-3
The End of Education,
W. Spanos 0-8166-1955-7
Is It Painful to Think?:
Conversations with Arne
Naess, D. Rothenberg
0-8166-2152-7

The Movie of the Week, E.
Rapping 0-8166-2018-0
UNIVERSITY OF
NEBRASKA PRESS ·

The Celebrant,
E.R. Greenberg 0-8032-7037-2
The Life that Ruth Built,
M. Smelser 0-8032-9218-X
Maybe I'll Pitch Forever,
L. Paige 0-8032-8732-1
My Life in Baseball, T. Cobb
0-8032-6359-7
The Rushdie Letters,
Edited by S. MacDonogh
0-8032-8198-6
NEW RIVERS PRESS

Shadow Partisan, N. Tesich
0-89823-108-6
NEW WORLD LIBRARY

Letters to My Son,
K. Nerburn 0-8800032-14-7
UNIV. OF NORTH
CAROLINA PRESS

The Lost Boy, T. Wolfe
0-8078-2063-6

The Rough Road Home,
Edited by R. Gingher
0-8078-4397-0
W.W. NORTON

Shadow Play,
C. Baxter 0-393-03437-2
PANTHEON BOOKS
Einstein's Dreams, A.
Lightman 0-679-41646-3

Haunts of the Black
Masseur, C. Sprawson
0-679-42051-7
The Law of White Spaces, G.
Pressburger 0-679-42048-7
Turbulence, C. Buarque
0-679-41264-6
PENGUIN
Almanac of the Dead,
L. M. Silko 0-14-017319-6

CONTINUED ON
FACING PAGE ...

BOOKS TOBE
ADVERTISED CON'T
PRINCETON UNIV. PRESS

Art, Tea, and Industry,
C.M.E. Guth 0-691-03206-8
The Gnat Is Older than Man,
C.D. Stone 0-691-03250-5
The Gulf Conflict 1990-1991,
Freedman and E. Karsh 0-

VIKING

The Heather Blazing,
C. Toibin 0-670-84789-5
The Island, G. Herling
0-670-84002-5

Red Sorghum, Mo Yan
0-670-84402-0

Russian Beauty, V. Erofeyev
0-670-83606-0

Shattered Hope, P. Gleijeses

Surviving: The Uncollected
Writings of Henry Green
Edited by M. Yorke

0-691-02556-8

0-670-80476-2

691-086627-3

News From The Mind
HMR turns eight this year. We
now distribute 40,000 copies per
issue in 550 independents around
the country and still paste the
magazine up the old-fashion way.
Nine of us work out of a small
house with an upstairs and downstairs computer and a rope swing
in the back yard.

To Every Thing a Season,
B. Kuklick 0-691-02104-X

VINTAGE

The Villa,

Another Country ,

J.S. Ackerman
0-691-00295-9
Vladimir Nabokov: The
Russian Years, B. Boyd
0-691-024 70-7
Vladimir Nabokov: The
American Years, B. Boyd
0-691-024 71-5
RANDOM HOUSE

J. Baldwin

0-679-74471-1

Cambridge, C. Phillips
0-679-73689-1

The Fire Next Time,
J. Baldwin 0-679- 74472-X
Narrative of Sojourner
Truth, Edited by M.
Washington 0-679-74035-X
Native Stranger, E.L.
Harris

Conjunctions 19, Edited by B.
Morrow 0-679-74399-5

0-679-74232-8

TEMPLE UNIV. PRESS

J. Baldwin

Nobody Knows My Name,
Consider and Hear Me,
S.A. Slapikoff
0-87722-983-X

Ecofeminism, Edited by G.
Gaard 0-87722-989-9
The Neoconservative Mind,
G. Dorrien 1-56639-019-2
Poems Performance Pieces
Proses Plays P oetics,
K. Schwitters
0-87722- 894-9

0-679-74473-8

YALE UNIV. PRESS

Children With A Star,
D. Dwork 0-300-05447-7
Down from the Mountaintop,
M. Walker 0-300-05432-7
Holocaust Testimonies,
L.L. Langer 0-300-05247-2
The Idea of Wilderness,
M. Oelschlaeger
0-300-053 70-3

TRIOUARTERLY

YELLOW MOON PRESS

Dead, Dimmer, or Naked E.
Zimroth 0-916384-10-1
Out of Silence: Selected
Poems , M. Rukeyser

Animal Dreaming,
R. Martin 0-93875-641-9

0-916384-11-X

What Saves Us, B. Weigl
0-916384-09-8

The Spirit of Place, D. Lamb
0-8129-2159-3

Minnesota Public Radio recently
used subscriptions to HMR as
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The Complete Poems of Anna
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HUNGRY MIND REVIEW

PREVIEW

for the Spring 1993 Issue

Dear Independent Bookseller,
Here is a list of the books that are going to be reviewed and advertised in the
Spring 1993 issue of the Hungry Mind Review -- fustice and the Body. In this -- our
twenty-fifth issue -- we are pleased to feature a wide-range of reviews and essays as
well as a new column, Crossing the Alley, which takes a look at books, publishing,
and life. We are also running our first annual HMR Reader's Survey that we
promise will be like no other survey.
fustice and the Body features over 250 Winter and Spring books advertsied by
publishers ranging from Zephyr to Rutgers University Press to Pantheon to HBJ.
These are the books you're patrons will be reading about in a few weeks when they
see our next issue, so we encourage you to order any titles that you don't have in
stock. If you have trouble finding a title, call the appropriate sales rep or HMR at
(612) 699-2610.
BOOKS TO BE REVIEWED IN HMR 25:
fUSTICE AND THE BODY
If I Were a Rich Man
Could I Buy a Pancreas
And Oher Essays on the
Ethics of Health Care
By Arthur L. Caplan
Indiana University
Press
Gay Ideas: Outing and
Other Controversies
By Richard D. Mohr
Beacon Press
Virgin or Vamp: How
the Press Covers Sex
Crimes
By Helen Benedict
Oxford University Press
The Change:
Women, Aging and the
Menopause
By Germaine Greer
Alfred A. Knopf

Immediate Family
Photographs by
Sally Mann
Aperture

Passion for Polka:
By Victor Greene
University of
California Press

At Twelve: Portraits of
Young Women
Photographs by
Sally Mann
Aperture

Polka Happiness
By Charles Keil,
Angeliki V. Keil,
and Dick Blau
Temple Univ. Press

Family Pictures
Photographs by
Nicholas Nixon
Smithsonian
Institution Press

Push Comes to Shove:
An Autobiography
By Twyla Tharp
Bantam Books

The Last Day of
Summer
Photographs by
Jock Sturges
Aperture

Dancing: The Pleasure,
Power, and Art of
Movement
By Gerald Jonas
Harry N. Abrams

CONTINUED
INSIDE ...

Arriving in March

BOOKS TOBE
REVIEWED CON'T
Prodigal Son:
Dancing for Balanchine
in a World of Pain and
Magic
By Edward Villella
with Larry Kaplan
Simon and Schuster

Certain Things Last:
The Selected Short
Stories of
Sherwood Anderson
Edited by Charles E.
Modlin
Four Walls Eight
Windows
POETRY

• The Museum of Clear
Ideas
• Their Ancient
Glittering Eyes
Both by Donald Hall
Ticknor & Fields
Complete Poems
By Anna Akhmatova
Zephyr Press

FICTION
Green Grass,
Running Water
By Thomas King
Houghton Mifflin
Company
Running Fiercely
Toward a High
Thin Sound
By Judith Katz
Firebrand Books
Shadow Play
By Charles Baxter
W.W. Norton & Co.
Return Trip Tango:
And Other Stories
From Abroad
Edited by Frank
MacShane and
Lori M. Carlson
Columbia University
Press
Smart Hearts
in the City
By Barbara Probst
Solomon
Harcourt Brace
Jovanovich

The Horse Has Six Legs:
An Anthology of
Serbian Poetry
Edited and translated by
Charles Simic
Graywolf Press
Cultivating Excess
By Lori Anderson
Eighth Mountain Press
The Man with
Night Sweats
By Thom Gunn
Farrar, Straus & Giroux

The Neglected Walt
Whitman: Vital Texts
Four Walls Eight
Windows
From Noon to Starry
Night
By Philip Callow
Ivan R. Dee
Paterson
By William Carlos
Williams
New Directions
FEATURES

Crossing the Alley
By Bart Schneider
New column featuring:
• Making Certain It
Goes On
• The Real West
Marginal Way
• The Triggering Town
All by Richard Hugo
W.W. Norton & Co.
Out of Silence
By Muriel Rukeyser
Triquarterly Books

An Interview with
John Frohnmayer
Essays by
Gerald Early
Brigitte Frase
Quentin Crisp

Where is
human nature
so weak as in
the bookstore?
-Henry Beecher Ward

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BOOKS TOBE
ADVERTISED CON'T

American Poetry Since 1950,
Edited by E. Weinberger
0-941419-92-4

HEATHERSTONE PRESS

The Anniversary Edition
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN
Dakota, K. Norris
0-395-63320-6

Green Grass, Running Water,
T. King 0-395-62304-9
Growing Up Latino, Edited
by Augenbraum and Stavans
0-395-62231x-X
King of the Cats,
W. Haygood 0-395-44094-7
Leaving Town Alive, J.
Frohnmayer 0-395-655714
Patriarch, R. Smith
0-395-52442-3
Rebel Powers, R. Bausch
0-395-59508-8
Song from the Forest,
L. Sarno 0-395-61331-0
KNOPF
A Dancing Matrix,
R.M. Henig 0-394-58878-9
Everyman' s Library
Several titles and authors
ISBNs vary
The Marriage of Cadmus and
Harmony, R. Calasso
0-394-58154-7
Mystery Ride,
R. Boswell
0-679-41292-1
One Boy at War,
P.A. Sergios
0-679-41839-3
A Violent Act,
A Wilkinson
0-679-41507-6
LITTLE. BROWN AND CO.
Dream Makers, Dream
Breakers, C.T. Rowan
0-316-75978-3
Stalin's Nose,
R. MacLean 0-316-54239-3
Revolution from Within,
G. Steinem 0-316-81247-1
MARSILIO PRESS

Aladdin's Problem,
E. Jiinger 0-941419-58-4

The Baphomet, P.
Klossowski
0-941419-73-8
Canova, G.C. Argan et al.
0-941419-72-X
The Indiscreet Jewels,
D. Diderot 0-941419-83-5
Lieutenant Kije/Young
Vitushishnikov, Y.
Tynyanov 0-941419-77-0
My Method, R. Rossellini
0-941419-64-9
Objects of Desire:
Conversations with Luis
Buiiuel, Edited by P. Lenti
0-941419-68-1
An Offering For the Dead,
HE. Nossack 0-941419-29-0
One, No One and One
Hundred Thousand, L.
Pirandello
0-941419-74-6
Trilce, C. Vallejo
0-941419-51-7
What It Means to Be an
American, M. Walzer
0-941419-66-5
MERCURY HOUSE
Monnew, A. Kouroume
1-56279-027-7
UNIVERSITY OF
MINNESOTA PRESS

After Jews and Arabs,
A. Alcalay 0-8166-2155-1
Communists, Cowboys, and
Queers, D. Savran
0-8166-2123-3
Dancing in the Distraction
Factory, A. Goodwin
0-8166-2063-6
Framing History: The
Rosenburg Story and the
Cold War, V. Carmichael
0-8166-2042-3
The End of Education,
W. Spanos 0-8166-1955-7
Is It Painful to Think?:
Conversations with Arne
Naess, D. Rothenberg
0-8166-2152-7

The Movie of the Week, E.
Rapping 0-8166-2018-0
UNIVERSITY OF
NEBRASKA PRESS ·

The Celebrant,
E.R. Greenberg 0-8032-7037-2
The Life that Ruth Built,
M. Smelser 0-8032-9218-X
Maybe I'll Pitch Forever,
L. Paige 0-8032-8732-1
My Life in Baseball, T. Cobb
0-8032-6359-7
The Rushdie Letters,
Edited by S. MacDonogh
0-8032-8198-6
NEW RIVERS PRESS

Shadow Partisan, N. Tesich
0-89823-108-6
NEW WORLD LIBRARY

Letters to My Son,
K. Nerburn 0-8800032-14-7
UNIV. OF NORTH
CAROLINA PRESS

The Lost Boy, T. Wolfe
0-8078-2063-6

The Rough Road Home,
Edited by R. Gingher
0-8078-4397-0
W.W. NORTON

Shadow Play,
C. Baxter 0-393-03437-2
PANTHEON BOOKS
Einstein's Dreams, A.
Lightman 0-679-41646-3

Haunts of the Black
Masseur, C. Sprawson
0-679-42051-7
The Law of White Spaces, G.
Pressburger 0-679-42048-7
Turbulence, C. Buarque
0-679-41264-6
PENGUIN
Almanac of the Dead,
L. M. Silko 0-14-017319-6

CONTINUED ON
FACING PAGE ...

BOOKS TOBE
ADVERTISED CON'T
PRINCETON UNIV. PRESS

Art, Tea, and Industry,
C.M.E. Guth 0-691-03206-8
The Gnat Is Older than Man,
C.D. Stone 0-691-03250-5
The Gulf Conflict 1990-1991,
Freedman and E. Karsh 0-

VIKING

The Heather Blazing,
C. Toibin 0-670-84789-5
The Island, G. Herling
0-670-84002-5

Red Sorghum, Mo Yan
0-670-84402-0

Russian Beauty, V. Erofeyev
0-670-83606-0

Shattered Hope, P. Gleijeses

Surviving: The Uncollected
Writings of Henry Green
Edited by M. Yorke

0-691-02556-8

0-670-80476-2

691-086627-3

News From The Mind
HMR turns eight this year. We
now distribute 40,000 copies per
issue in 550 independents around
the country and still paste the
magazine up the old-fashion way.
Nine of us work out of a small
house with an upstairs and downstairs computer and a rope swing
in the back yard.

To Every Thing a Season,
B. Kuklick 0-691-02104-X

VINTAGE

The Villa,

Another Country ,

J.S. Ackerman
0-691-00295-9
Vladimir Nabokov: The
Russian Years, B. Boyd
0-691-024 70-7
Vladimir Nabokov: The
American Years, B. Boyd
0-691-024 71-5
RANDOM HOUSE

J. Baldwin

0-679-74471-1

Cambridge, C. Phillips
0-679-73689-1

The Fire Next Time,
J. Baldwin 0-679- 74472-X
Narrative of Sojourner
Truth, Edited by M.
Washington 0-679-74035-X
Native Stranger, E.L.
Harris

Conjunctions 19, Edited by B.
Morrow 0-679-74399-5

0-679-74232-8

TEMPLE UNIV. PRESS

J. Baldwin

Nobody Knows My Name,
Consider and Hear Me,
S.A. Slapikoff
0-87722-983-X

Ecofeminism, Edited by G.
Gaard 0-87722-989-9
The Neoconservative Mind,
G. Dorrien 1-56639-019-2
Poems Performance Pieces
Proses Plays P oetics,
K. Schwitters
0-87722- 894-9

0-679-74473-8

YALE UNIV. PRESS

Children With A Star,
D. Dwork 0-300-05447-7
Down from the Mountaintop,
M. Walker 0-300-05432-7
Holocaust Testimonies,
L.L. Langer 0-300-05247-2
The Idea of Wilderness,
M. Oelschlaeger
0-300-053 70-3

TRIOUARTERLY

YELLOW MOON PRESS

Dead, Dimmer, or Naked E.
Zimroth 0-916384-10-1
Out of Silence: Selected
Poems , M. Rukeyser

Animal Dreaming,
R. Martin 0-93875-641-9

0-916384-11-X

What Saves Us, B. Weigl
0-916384-09-8

The Spirit of Place, D. Lamb
0-8129-2159-3

Minnesota Public Radio recently
used subscriptions to HMR as
premimums for a membership
drive- we picked up over 1,500
new, independent readers. In the
competition that goes on between
premiums, weplacedsomewhere
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We'd like to know more about the
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ZEPHYR PRESS

The Complete Poems of Anna
Akhmatova, Translated by J.
Hemschemeyer
0-939010-27-5

TIMES BOOKS

The HMR Children's Book
Supplement will appear in our
May and November issues. The
Second Annual CBS Books of
Distinction will be featured in
May.

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