AGNI 70

AGNI 70

Celebrations and skewerings. The writing life laid bare in fiction by Ken Kalfus, Giles Harvey, and Melissa Pritchard; essays by Peter LaSalle and Norman Lock; and poems by Victoria Chang and Alexander Long. Other work by Simon Armitage, Tomaz Salamun, Maxine Scates, Mary O’Donoghue, Douglas Bauer, Mimi Schwartz, and many others. Plus a mind-stretching art feature and cover by Joomi Chung, and a special section in which writers and fellow artists commemorate the life of painter Michael Mazur.

Editor’s Note

And What Is Writing

Fiction

All the Black Hearted Villians
The Un-
The Wadden Sea
Translated from the Danish by Martin Aitken
The Nine-Gated City

Essays

Here Were the Two of Us at Exactly This Moment
Walking: An Essay on Writing
from Alphabets of Desire & Sorrow: A Book of Imaginary Colophons

Poetry

The Delegates
One-Act
The Bullfrog
Elegy with a Beaker
Let Go
I Foresee the Breaking of All That Is Breakable
Beautiful Monsters
From Afar
Translated from the Polish by Margret Grebowicz
Memory
Translated from the Polish by Margret Grebowicz
In the Garden of the Ghosts of the Garden
The Call: Missionary Society Newsletter
The Peach Will Forgive Me
Prologue/Afterword
Still Werdend
Her Rats
Residence
B is for Bedroom
Barter
Swarm
At My Grandparents’ House
The Foot of Gardens
Parallel Belt
Translated from the Slovenian by Tomaž Šalamun and Joshua Beckman
The Blood of Libraries
Translated from the Slovenian by Ana Jelnikar and Joshua Beckman

Art Feature

Scapes
The Circular Labyrinth (essay)

In Memoriam: Michael Mazur, 1935-2009

Essays
In Memoriam Michael Mazur, 1935–2009
In Memoriam Michael Mazur, 1935–2009
In Memoriam Michael Mazur, 1935–2009
In Memoriam Michael Mazur, 1935–2009
In Memoriam Michael Mazur, 1935–2009
In Memoriam Michael Mazur, 1935–2009
In Memoriam Michael Mazur, 1935–2009
In Memoriam Michael Mazur, 1935–2009
In Memoriam Michael Mazur, 1935–2009
In Memoriam Michael Mazur, 1935–2009
In Memoriam Michael Mazur, 1935–2009
In Memoriam Michael Mazur, 1935–2009
In Memoriam Michael Mazur, 1935–2009