
Journal Issue
Temblor, No. 1 (Winter 1985)
The issue begins with A Set by Kenneth Irby, and gives the reader an immediate way into the issue.
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The issue begins with A Set by Kenneth Irby, and gives the reader an immediate way into the issue.
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The Rothko Chapel Poem by John Taggart sets the first measure of the issue.
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Another Life by Clark Coolidge gives the issue its opening pressure.
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Road, Roadsides and the Disparate Frames of Sequence by Gustaf Sobin sets the first measure of the issue.
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The issue begins with The Ice Storm by John Ashbery, and gives the reader an immediate way into the issue.
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The issue begins with Thorow by Susan Howe, and gives the reader an immediate way into the issue.
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Temblor ran to ten issues between 1985 and 1989, edited by Leland Hickman from an apartment on Cahuenga Boulevard in North Hollywood.
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Temblor ran to ten issues between 1985 and 1989, edited by Leland Hickman in North Hollywood.
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Temblor ran to ten issues between 1985 and 1989, edited by Leland Hickman in North Hollywood.
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Journal Issue
Temblor ran to ten issues between 1985 and 1989, edited by Leland Hickman in North Hollywood.
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