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Harpur Palate: a Literary Journal

Harpur Palate: a Literary Journal

Volume 3, Number 2 (2004)

The final issue for Harpur Palate’s third volume is different from its predecessors in a few areas. It is the first issue to begin without an editorial intro, and within it are two genres that were then new to Harpur Palate: creative nonfiction, and ‘art’ (which refers to art outside of literature). Alongside its usual Poetry and Fiction sections, this issue has a piece by Sean Thomas Dougherty that is an excerpt from his memoir “The Dark Soul of the Accordion,” as well as a series of photographs from Laura L. Moffitt. In terms of traditional Fiction and poetry, this issue features a piece about a mother of two young children dealing with the death of her husband in Jeny Dunning’s “Tenderloin”, an old relationship stressed in Alice Stern’s “S.S. Pierce”, and Milton Kessler Memorial Prize Winner “Malaria”, by Lexi Rudnitsky, whose title alone is a sufficient enough description.

Fiction

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The Gift
Margarita Engle

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Tenderloin
Jenny Dunning

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S.S. Pierce
Alice Stern

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A Gentle Man
Mary Anne Mohanraj

Poetry

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Malaria
Lexi Rudnitsky

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Border
Ruth Stone

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Willing
E. Evans

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Précis of Three Summers
DeAnna Stephens Vaughn

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About Slavs
Joanne Lowery

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Antigua
Lexi Rudnitsky

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Phone Calls
Alan Brich

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Rick on His Way to Rachel
M. Nasorri Pavone

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Dorothy
Nina Robb

Creative Nonfiction

Art and Photography

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Photography Portfolio
Laura L. Moffitt

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Editors

Founding Editor
Toiya Kristen Finley
Editors-in-Chief
Letitia Moffitt
Doris Umbers
Fiction Editor
Catherine Dent
Letitia Moffit
Silas Zobal
Poetry Editors
Anne Rashid
Thomas Rechtin
Managing Editors, Fiction
Erica Lipper
Jackie Yellin
Managing Editors, Poetry
Alexis Cavaluzzi
Neveen Mourad
Layout Editor
Del Umbers
Publicity Chair
Neveen Mourad
Yael Weitz
Treasurer
Russell Weiss
Webmaster
Alex Goodman
Bharathi Masila
Faculty Advisor
Maria Mazziotti Gillan
Joe Bisz

Copyright Statement

Member of CLMP. Indexed by the American Humanities Index and Poem Finder. Printed by Montrose Publishing. ©Department of English, Binghamton University.