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
Policies and Oranges
Jenny Steele
Tenderloin
Jenny Dunning
S.S. Pierce
Alice Stern
A Gentle Man
Mary Anne Mohanraj
Poetry
I Inhale My Lover
Jeff Walt
Précis of Three Summers
DeAnna Stephens Vaughn
About Slavs
Joanne Lowery
Phone Calls
Alan Brich
Rick on His Way to Rachel
M. Nasorri Pavone
Creative Nonfiction
Excerpt from a Prose Poem Memoir; Chapter 2: The Dark Soul of the Accordion
Sean Thomas Dougherty
Art and Photography
Photography Portfolio
Laura L. Moffitt
Full Issue
Harpur Palate, Volume 3 Number 2, Winter 2003/2004
Harpur Palate .

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
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