Jacket 4 — July 1998 — Contents page
Special ‘Regular’ Issue
Jacket Quiz:
with a green theme
Articles
 David Lehman — The Questions of Postmodernism
Eliot Weinberger : Ísland
Interview:
Noel King interviews Pete Ayrton, publisher of Serpent’s Tail books
Reviews:
Caddel and Quartermain : OTHER British and Irish Poetry since 1970
Forrest Gander — review of Yasusada: Doubled Flowering
Review of the 1998 Cambridge Conference of Contemporary Poetry
H.M.Enzensberger’s Kiosk reviewed by Lawrence Joseph
Tom Clark’s White Thought reviewed by Dale Smith
Experimental Prose
Mr Rubenking’s ‘Breakdown’ — computers and writing (with a RealAudio recording of robot poet Joy H.Breshan reading a computer-generated poem)
John Tranter — Carousel
Knick-knacks:
Pet of the Month — the Meerkat
Photography — art, fine art, or prostitution?
Great Moments in Literature # 4 — Kleist reduced to haiku
Dangerous Liaisons # 91 — Jo and Meg in Mexico
For our Sydney readers, an Octavio Paz evening at the NSW State Parliament House, on Wednesday, 30th September, 1998, at 6:30 p.m.
Poems
>> Maxine Chernoff >> Keston Sutherland
>> M.T.C.Cronin >> Gary Catalano >> Roger Pellett
>> Ian Patterson >> Adam Aitken >> Bernard Cohen
>> Elaine Equi >> Rod Mengham >> Tony Lopez
>> David Lehman : three daily poems from ‘Poetry Daily’
>> Charles Alexander and Sheila Murphy — a collaboration >> Gig Ryan
>> Robert Vandermolen >> Coral Hull >> John Anderson >> Emma Lew
Cognac Jacquet
Jacket # 4 is now stitched up and ready to wear. Reward yourself for your patience — top up your glass of Cognac Jacquet ‘Gateau Ivre’ 1871 and join self-styled ‘Engineer Poet’ >> Dieter Baumbeiter as he reduces Herr Kleist to a mere figment of the mechanical imagination . . .
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