N E W A R K   R E V I E W

V o l u m e   2 ,   s e t  7


AMIRI BARAKA:  A KNOWER'S SURVEY

MARK ANTONY ROSSI:  THE STRUGGLE FOR MINORITY CHARACTERIZATION IN MODERN AMERICAN THEATRE

ELEONORA LUONGO:  to the god poseidon - a new apology in ancient form

DIANE McCOLLEY:  Just a few questions

CAROL NOLDE: CIVILITY, KITCHEN TABLES

RICHARD LORANGER:  A SIMPLE CURRENT, POEMS FOR A CENTRALIZED CHURCH, "3 STUDENTS, 1 TEACHER, 5-TRAIN", GROUND SENSE, FILTER CIGARETTE SENTENCES, SONG OF LUNA

ERIN BURLEY:  "And we have known other cities…", Love and Death on the Electron Highway (An Ode for the Why (y) Generation, which of course comes after X) written with John Ritchey

LAMONT B. STEPTOE:  BLU-KU #4, CONTRABAND

HARRY ROMAN:  In the City, Tattoo, Prejudiced People, DICK AND JANE, WALT DISNEY, AND ME

MIKE COSTANZO:  BUNT

MATTHEW SMITH:  Transforming Design: Architects and Social Responsibility

LEBRASHAWN TURMAN:  Meditation

JUBA DOWDELL:  Lucero

MICHAEL RUBY:  My Early Childhood

TEDDY HARRIS' collage, "2000 Arriving With Orders From Gary Graham" is presented as the cover image to this set

An image by BEN POLSKY image, STRANDS2000 is processed to create the background image for pages within this issue.

Newark Review anagrams: selected by editor Chris Funkhouser

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editor's notes/call for work:

NEWARK REVIEW VOLUME 2, set 8 CYBERTEXT ISSUE - will feature work by JOSE CHUA, DANIEL FERREIRA, BARRY JACKSON, BURT KIMMELMAN, HOLLI SCHORNO, BEN POLSKY and others ** Please send correspondence to Newark Review
 

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