Florida English


Editors’ Note:

As of this brief editorial introduction, hurricane season has been easy on us, and only one Florida school is ranked in the top ten of college football.  Rising print costs have prompted the Editors to postpone the purchase of promotional Florida English ball caps, but the journal still thrives.  As if the publication of another quality issue is not proof enough of that, we sponsored a coffeehouse on Thursday afternoon, November 9, for the annual conference of the Florida College English Association, this year in Lakeland and hosted by Florida Southern College.viagra buy now pay later viagra online india viagra medicina online levitra 1000 ways die viagra overdose cialis pills in canada cheap generic cialis uk  Poets and folksingers participated in the event and there are some recording contracts rumored.   Also, the ’06 edition of Florida English breaks more new content ground with the inclusion of two one-act literary dramas.  We continue, then, to publish a bright spectrum of creative and scholarly work by Florida authors, and writers connected to the sunshine state and elsewhere.  So (as Seamus Heaney began his translation of Beowulf) the editors of FLeng once again extend their appreciation to the various contributors to this publishing adventure, and urge you to keep talking it up, showing it off, and supporting the journey. 

Cover art: "outcrop of emotion" by 
MARK STONEHOUSE

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Table of Contents

William Boggs, 
Grind, (poem), 6
Hot Town, (poem), 8
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Sandra Cooper, 
Changing Grace's Diaper in the Ladies' Room at Target, (poem), 13

John J. Daily, 
Midnight in Memphis, (fiction), 14

Jim Drumm, 
Mother of Un-Become, (poem), 28
Whistling Girls, (poem), 30
The Transient I / Eye in Haiku, (critical essay), 31

John W. Evans, 
Hansel and Gretel Enter the 151^st St. Nature Preserve in North Miami, (poem), 37

Gail Ghai, 
Stranded, (poem), 38
Choices, (poem), 40

Christopher R. Hopkins, 
First Date, (fiction), 41

Allan Johnston, 
Last Night, (poem), 52

Jill Kriegel, 
Not So Disparate: The Worlds of Antiquity, Christianity, and Modern Drama, (critical essay), 53

Charles Marr, 
Searching for the rhyme for orange, (poem), 67
The great wave over Cedar Key, (poem), 68
Long Winter, (poem), 69

Christa Mastrangelo, 
Teaching the World, (poem), 70

Richard Schwartz, 
An Interview with Martin Tucker, (interview), 76

Martin Tucker, 
(one minute plays), 71, 73, 89, 92