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Volume 1
Volume
3
Volume
4
Volume 5
Volume 6
Volume
2 2004
Table
of Contents
Jeff Morgan,
Deconstructing Paradise: Florida in Elizabeth Stuart Phelps’s The Story of
Avis, (critical article), 7
Jennifer Stewart,
florIDa, (poem), 13
Marilyn Burel,
Family Land, (poem), 14
You Meant So Well, (poem), 15
Lillian Schanfield,
Miccosukee Gaming, (poem), 16
Christine Caya,
Live Maine Lobsters, (fiction), 17
Charles Marr,
Snow Noises, (poem), 33
Martha Modena
Vertreace-Doody,
Mourning Quilt,
1844, (poem), 34
New Year’s Day, 1848, (poem), 35
Laurie Rosenblatt,
Breath For Leon, (poem), 37
Myra Mendible,
Between Borders: Exile, Ethnicity, and “Homelessness” in Julia Alvarez,
Margarita Engle, and Edwidge Dandicat, (critical article), 38
Marcia Denius,
Negative Capability, (poem), 53
Relapse, (poem), 54
Mary Katherine
Wainwright,
Anna Maria Island,
(poem), 55
William Boggs,
Before the Divorce, (poem), 57
Cynthia
Lyles-Scott,
Leaving Home, (poem), 58
Henry Hughes,
Campfire Girls, (poem), 59
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Florida
English
Editors' Note
The pipe dream that began on a cocktail cruise on Lake Monroe during the
2002 annual conference of the Florida College English Association sails
on. As Florida
English celebrates its second issue, even a quick perusal of the
contents will leave no doubt that this young journal is certainly
something out of Florida. Several
works included here are inspired by various aspects of the sunshine
state, its people, places, and literature.
That is not to suggest, though, that we are one of those theme
zines. The editors continue
to solicit and encourage submissions both national and international,
quality writing being our primary criteria.
The editorial board, however, consists solely of Florida
educators, scholars, and writers. It
is a mix of experts from every niche of the state who continue to offer
the dependable judgments and advice that make Florida English
a publication we can all open and show off proudly.
Please encourage friends and colleagues everywhere to read and
submit.
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