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First thus- a trade paperback. A book which is both a celebration of ten years of survival for this 'anti-canonic and quirky' literary journal and an introduction to the quality and the breadth of the material it publishes. This copy is SIGNED by three contributors: by Dennis Cooper at his story 'Container, by Jane Hirshfield at her poem 'Justice Without Passion,' and by Sherman Alexie at 'from the Native American Broadcasting Storm.' Other contributors include Gary Snyder, Robert Haas, Philip Levine, Michelle Clinton, Jess Mowry, Kate Braverman, Po Bronson, Francisco X. Alarcon, Karen Karbo, August Kleinzahler, William Vollmann, Lois-Ann Yamanaka, Tess Gallagher and many others. Introduction by Junker. Notes on the contributors. A title in the Western Literature series.). 335 pp. Very near fine in glossy dark blue and teal covers. .ISBN # 0-87417-2756 

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