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Contents—Number 12, 2003

Anniversary of the First Flight | Flashbacks | Creative Writing | Food Finds
Book Reviews | NC Writers
     


Commemorating the 100th Anniversary of the First Flight: Aviation in
North Carolina

Literature and Letters

NCLR 2003 Cover | Flight | Designed by Mary Thiesen
    
    
   
Quotation from Clyde Edgerton interview.

    

Gliding into a New Era Cover Story: First Flight, Photo Finds, and Friendship, by Lorraine Hale Robinson

Son of a Gun, Sky-high: Clyde Edgerton on Flying, an interview by Tonita S. Branan
   
Soaring on "words of living flame": Flights of Narrative Fancy in Clyde Edgerton's The Floatplane Notebooks and In Memory of Junior, by Tim Edwards
   
A Fictional Flight "First"—Set in North Carolina, by Lorraine Hale Robinson
   
"living deeper into matter": Robert Frost's "Kitty Hawk" and the Creation of Nature, by William Scott
   
"I pay my part for Lafayette and Rochambeau": North Carolina's Lafayette Escadrille Pilots, by Melissa Edmundson
   
"the pilot sleeps": Randall Jarrell's Wartime Flight Poems, by Maryscot Mullins
   
Alone in the Air, an essay by James Chris Wise
   
"the desire to fly faster, farther, and higher": Amelia Earhart Remembered, by Heather M. White and Lu Ann Jones
   

Flashbacks: Echoes
of Past Issues

    

Look Homeward, Angel: Of Ghosts, Angels, and Lostness, by Elizabeth Spencer
Introduced by Terry L. Roberts
Pictures for Words: Douglas Gorsline's Illustrations for Look Homeward, Angel, by Timothy A. Riggs
   

Creative Writing

    
    
    
    

Quotation from the Clyde Edgerton interview.

    

River-Ruin, The Vanished Farmhouse, Christmas by the River, Fall Will, Looking Up from the Woodland Clearing, and Ceremony at Heroes' Square, six poems by James Applewhite
photography by Jean-Luc Scemama, Joseph Smooke, and Jan G. Hensley
   
The Warehouse 1970, 7240 Wrightsville Causeway, and Not Quitting the Choir, three poems by Robert Hill Long
photography by Ryan Blake Webb
   
Country Place, Requiem, and Legacy, three poems by Bill Griffin
photography by Jacquelyn Leebrick
   
Okra Stew and A Left at Clara's Rock, two poems by Kelly K. Hamilton
photography by Gilbert Leebrick
   
The Least Dread, a story by Dale Neal
illustrated by Rochelle E. Johnson
   
Explosions, a story by Amy E. Weldon
illustrated by Whitney Preslar
   
Into the Wind, a story by Stacey Cochran
illustrated by Natalia Moroz
   
Solitaire, a story by Vicki Moreland
illustrated by Elizabeth McRorie
   
Canton Hybrids, a poem by Sally Molini
photography by Joseph Smooke
   
Wedding Belles, a story by Melissa Hardy
illustrated by Jennifer Vivekanand
   

Food Finds

    

Hillbilly Hideaway, Stokes County, by Virginia Gunn Fick
   
A New Voyage to Carolina: Dining at Windmill Point Restaurant, Nag's Head, by Lorraine Hale Robinson
   
Fish Stews, Pitt County, by W. Keats Sparrow
   

Book Reviews

    

Finding Our Way Through Fear and Remembrance, a review of new short fiction collections by Jill McCorkle and Allan Gurganus, by Christina G. Bucher
   
The High Cost of Being Human, a review of Peter Makuck's Costly Habits, by Michael Parker
   
What Lies Beneath: Myth, Memory, and Obsession, a review essay on new novels by Mark Powell and Pamela Duncan, by Paula Gallant Eckard
   
Souls on a Wire: Technology and the Search for Connections, a review of Wendy Brenner's Phone Calls from the Dead, by Mary Carroll-Hackett
   
Obsession and Loss: New Works on Roanoke and the "Lost Colony," a review essay by E. Thomson Shields, Jr.
   
Humor, History, and Family, a review of Hunter James's The Last Days of Big Grassy Fork, by Gretchen Martin
   

North Carolina Writers

    

The North Carolina Literary Hall of Fame and a Literary Historian's Perspective: An Interview with James W. Clark, Jr., by Lisa Morgan
photography by Jan G. Hensley
   
Like A Brother: Profile of a Literary Friendship, an interview with Tim McLaurin and Clyde Edgerton by Sheryl Cornett
Tim McLaurin: Fayetteville, December 14, 1953 – Morehead City, July 12, 2002, a remembrance by Jerry Leath Mills
   
"To walk these hills": Poetic Inspiration for Appalachian Poet Hilda Downer, by Anna Dunlap Higgins
   
Dictionary of North Carolina Writers, Nash to Proffitt, by Lorraine Hale Robinson
   
NC Newsbriefs, by Celeste Pottier
   
NCLR Celebrates 10th Anniversary
photography by Ryan Webb
   


Margaret Bauer, Editor | NCLR | Department of English | East Carolina University
Greenville NC 27858-4353 | (252) 328-1537 | BauerM@ecu.edu

Harriot College of Arts and Sciences | North Carolina Literary and Historical Association