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Back Issue Contents-Number 2, 1993

Manly Wade Wellman		The Curtain Rises, an essay by Fred Chappell Downtown Movie Theatres, photographs collected by Tom Whiteside Three Stories, by Louise Anderson Louise Anderson, Storyteller, by Vic Moffett More at Home Now: A Conversation with James Applewhite, by Sally Sullivan Seven New Poems, by James Applewhite The Heart Must from Its Breaking, a short story by Leon Rooke Illustrations by Stanton Blakeslee and Lee Misenheimer I Know 8,000 Lunatics: Reflections of an Apple-Stealing S.O.B., by Michael Parker State Highway Historic Markers: Public Commemoration and Literary History, by Michael Hill Rose Goode McCullough: Writer, Historian, and Legend, by Bertie E. Fearing A Directory of Small Magazines and Literary Journals in North Carolina, by Tim Hampton Alligator Holes down along about Old Dock, a poem by A. R. Ammons
Manly Wade Wellman		Remembering Manly Wade Wellman, by Frances Obrist Wellman The Most Personal of Teachers: A Student Remembers, by Stephen Smith Planning Your Novel, by Manly Wade Wellman Frances Garfield: A Teller of Horror Tales, "Not for Women Only," by Bertie E. Fearing I'll Build Me a Desrick on Yandro's High Hill: Manly Wade Wellman's Multifaceted Career, by Andy Duncan and articles and essays by Lewis Coble, Sam Ragan, C. Bruce Hunter, and photographs by Patti Perrettett
Portfolio		Drawings by Catherine Walker
Syllabus		Black and White in North Carolina Literature, by Sally Buckner
Thomas Wolfe		Dear Mrs. Wolfe / Dear Mama: Maxwell Perkins and Elizabeth Nowell in Search of Thomas Wolfe Manuscripts, by Aldo P. Magi
Freedom of Speech		Who Knows What You've Been Reading? by Gene D. Lanier
Readers Places		The Magic of a Reading Place of My Own: Malaprop's in Asheville, by Emöke B'Rácz
Archives		The Land Always Calls to Its Own: The Inglis Fletcher Papers, by Maurice C. York Omar ibn Sayid: An Arabic Slave/Scholar in Nineteenth-Century Carolina, by Patricia Gantt
North Carolina Writers		A Dictionary of North Carolina Writers, Bo-Che, by John Patterson
Reviews		William G. Cherry, III on new Thomas Wolfe books Tim Hampton interviews James Clark Megan Simpson on new poetry collections by Deborah Pope, Grey Brown, Jeffery Beam, and William Boyd Sparrow on new poetry collections by Michael Chitwood and William Boyd Ivor Erwin on new novels by Michael Parker, Tim Sandlin, and Luke Whisnant
Gatherings		North Carolina Writers Conference, by Betty Hodges Talking Carolina Talk, by Leon Rooke North Carolina Writers' Network Multiethnic Celebration, by Rachel Stroud Hunsinger North Carolina Writers' Network Conference, by Rachel Stroud Hunsinger North Carolina Women Writers Conference, by Pepper Worthington North Carolina Literary and Historical Association
Glider		News, advertisements, and letters to the editor
Correspondent		A Letter from Duke, by Linda Flowers

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