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LEFT CURVE no. 29
Michael Fitzgerald: Manifest Destiny: American Imperial Myth, Then & Now
Carol Keiter: Cultural Abscess
E. San Juan, Jr.: Consensus or Hegemony: On the Crisis of U.S. Intellectuals After September 11 & the Wake of the Empire's Decline
Dave Stratman: The Triumph of Liberalism (Lessons of the 2004 electorial campaign)
Theodore A. Harris: They Put Silencers on Crucifixion Nails in the Theatre of Conquest;Pentagon as Wounded Guillotine (Collages)
Susan Galleymore: Touch the Mothers, Touch a Rock (A military mom's view of war & terror)
Doug Minkler: Cut & Run (graphic)
Poetry on the Iraq War: Nesreen Melek: To The Father in Fallujah Who Buried His Son in His
Garden; Antler: How to Explain the War to Your Children; Ambar Past: Lady of Ur ;
Iftkekhar Sayeed: 3 poems ; Susan Birkeland: Lamentations for America's Worst Girl
Matteo Pasquinelli: WARPORN, WARPUNK!: Autonomous videopoiesis in wartime
Dominic Angerame: Anaconda Targets
Laurie Calhoun: When the Smoke Clears: Regarding Fog of War
Amaranth Pavis: Lament (poem)
Jeffrey Blankfort: Damage Control: Noam Chomsky & the Israel-Palestine Conflict
Ronald Bleier: Sharon's Disengagement Charade: A Screen for Oppression
John Armitage: Cosmopolis or Chaosmopolis?: Hypermodernismo in Bogota
Poetry: Marilyn Buck:The "SHU": Special Housing Unit; Dream Fragments
Jack Hirschman: The Tsunami Arcane
Amber Tamblyn: Paper Tiger [92]; Christopher Longoria: home
Mary Julia Klimenko: Empty; Moe Seager: Moe's Riff in G
P. J. Laska: Don West, Revolutionary People's Poet;
Don West: Anger in the Land; No Lonesome Road; A Dirty Ditty (poems)
Dave Lordan: Cruise Missiles or Clenched Fists: What Got Rid of Milosevic?
John Hutnyk (editor): PUBLICity is an experiment through which, in a kind of Zamizdat publishing style, a journal can bring varied examples of writing to attention so as to publicise aspects of global public life. The section editor sought a diversity of writing in terms of content, location, orientation and intentionóalways aiming to make more visible, and to think more creatively, through issues and concerns that might otherwise be missed, might be buried in the conventions or reportage, or be passed over without murmur. The section consists of 28 articles by 28 authors from around the world.Janet Yoder: Where the Language Lives
Rebecca Dickson: A Few of My Favorite Things
Six Poems by Friedrich Holderlin, translated by Nick Hoff
LEFT CURVE is published irregularly. Editor: Csaba Polony. Associate Editors: Agneta Falk, Jack Hirschman, Des McGuinness (Dublin, Ireland), John Hutnyk (UK), Associates: P. J. Laska, Richard Olsen, E. San Juan, Jr., Scott Thompson. Production and design: Csaba. Polony. Indexed: Alternative Press Index and The Left Index. Available on microfilm from ProQuest (Alternative Press Microfilm Collection) 300 Zeeb Rd, Ann Arbor, MI, 48106. Member of the Council of Literary Magzines and Presses. Subscriptions: $30 (3 issues) Individuals. $45 Institutions. For overseas delivery: add $12. Send all letters, submissions, orders to: PO Box 472, Oakland, CA 94604. Email: editor@leftcurve.org Web: www.leftcurve.org © 2005 Left Curve Publications. ISSN: 0160-1857