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The Literary Review articles from January 1996
A quarterly literary journal published by Fairleigh Dickinson University. Publishes essays, poetry, and fiction in a variety of languages.
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The Literary Review archives from January 1996
Calling "Fish" in the evening. (poem)
January 1, 1996
Mellow ripe wine. (poem)
January 1, 1996
Blossom. (poem)
January 1, 1996
Fish. (poem)
January 1, 1996
Her listening. (poem)
January 1, 1996
Fuji. (poem)
January 1, 1996
At the tideland. (poem)
January 1, 1996
Toba seashore. (poem)
January 1, 1996
Taking a bath late at night. (poem)
January 1, 1996
A little will. (poem)
January 1, 1996
When I was at my most beautiful. (poem)
January 1, 1996
Four thousand days and nights. (poem)
January 1, 1996
Breasts. (poem)
January 1, 1996
Nine haiku. (includes a haiku and a meditation on the haiku)
January 1, 1996
Red berries of mountain ash. (includes a haiku and a meditation on the haiku)
January 1, 1996
Your footsteps fading. (includes a haiku and a meditation on the haiku)
January 1, 1996
A pigeon soaring. (includes a haiku and a meditation on the haiku)
January 1, 1996
Wounded fingertip. (includes a haiku and a meditation on the haiku)
January 1, 1996
Foaming up. (includes a haiku and a meditation on the haiku)
January 1, 1996
Startling my step forward. (includes a haiku and a meditation on the haiku)
January 1, 1996
A sigh. (includes a haiku and a meditation on the haiku)
January 1, 1996
Voices after me. (includes a haiku and a meditation on the haiku)
January 1, 1996
In praise of the collecting act. (includes essay on translating Yomota Inuhiko)
January 1, 1996
Ryokan. (includes essay on translating the Japanese poet)
January 1, 1996
The three. (includes an essay on translating the Japanese author of this story)
January 1, 1996
Opening night in the capital. (Includes essay on translating the author, Ihara Saikaku)
January 1, 1996
How the gods came to Kumano. (Includes essay on translating Umehari Takeshi, author of this story)
January 1, 1996
The supernatural power of the performing artist in medieval Japan: fragment of a medieval scroll.
January 1, 1996
Behind the program. (includes essay on translating Endo Shusaku, author of the story)
January 1, 1996
Translating Kajii Motojiro. (includes translation of two stories 'The Ascension/drowning of K' and 'The lemon')
January 1, 1996
The people of Dream Street. (includes essay on translating Miyamoto Teru)
January 1, 1996