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Presents the poem "Roadkill," by Janet Burroway. First Line: When I remember the call it is not the call; Last Line: on the other side.

Presents the poem "Airport," by Janet Burroway. First Line: I keep stepping on the ugly nap; Last Line: welcome home.

Presents the poem "Post," by Janet Burroway. First Line: Notwithstanding you are in your grave; Last Line: and would you like the chicken or the fish?

Presents the poem "Monologue," by Janet Burroway. First Line: But since we always said we shared this body— Last Line: changed its last will: Let me have those, not this.

Presents the poem "Grapeshot," by Janet Burroway. First Line: The scuppernong has covered the pergola; Last Line: your mouth being full of the earth of Africa.

This article presents the opinions of several authors and poets on Hilda Raz, editor of the periodical "Prairie Schooner." James Engelhardt regard Raz as a fierce defender of writers. Carole Simmons Oles states that Raz's educational compass continued to enlarge authors with a rich panoply of work, literary traditions and tradition-breaking. Other authors who provided their opinions include Janet Burroway, Glenna Luschei and Sarah Kennedy.