Ploughshares Winter 1993-94 Guest-Edited by Russell Banks and Chase Twichell

The Winter 1993-94 issue of Ploughshares, guest-edited by Russell Banks & Chase Twichell. Ploughshares, a journal of new writing, is guest-edited serially by prominent writers who explore different personal visions, aesthetics, and literary circles. Table of Contents INTRODUCTION Russell Banks, "Strictly in the Interests of Plausibility" Chase Twichell, "A Confession" EDITOR PROFILE Don Lee David Daniel FICTION "Can You Smell My Sandwich?" by Marianne Wiggins "Six Pieces," by Fanny Howe "The Boy from Moogradi and the Woman with the Map to Kolooltopec," by Leon Rooke "Five Years Ago," by Clarence Major "The Night Nurse," by Joyce Carol Oates "Under the Trees on the Hill," by Fielding Dawson "Little White Sister," by Melanie Rae Thon "Black: Her Story," by Jessica Hagedorn "The Rights of Man," by Madison Smartt Bell POETRY Jan Richman Laura Kasischke Stephen Dobyns Dana Levin Tim Seibles Bruce Weigl Sharon Olds Hayden Carruth Laurie Sheck Deborah Digges Cleopatra Mathis Natasha Sajé Dean Young Dannyka Taylor Susan Snively Margaret Atwood Lola Haskins Stanley Plumly Adrian C. Louis Martin Lammon Mark Jarman Kenneth Rosen Jan Selving Thomas Rabbitt William Matthews Ed Ochester James Bland Paul Muldoon Robert Creeley Campbell McGrath Reg Saner Garrett Hongo POSTSCRIPTS Don Lee, "Zacharis Award Winner Jessica Treadway"