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Volume 13, Number 1 (2013)
How Did I Write That? Reflections on Singularity in the Creative Process
Introductions
Introduction
Alan Ramón Clinton and Angela Flury
Cover Image
Julia Kalinina
Articles
Writing Skin as Limit—How I Wrote The Monsoon Bride
Michelle Aung Thin
Redacting 'M. C. Escher and the Magen David'
W. C. Bamberger
Wrestling the Goat
Will Buckingham
The Truth about Cancer: In the Fictional Waiting Room of My Novel, Bring Back My Body to Me
Rita Ciresi
My Own Private Ontology for a Poetics of Sound: I Thought You Said It Was Sound / How Does That Sound
Stephanie Gray
The Enemy Was Waste
Margaret Morganroth Gullette
Philosophy Comes Knocking...
Robert King and Alan Ramón Clinton
Amplification
Rusty Morrison
On Character and Desire
Dianna Svennes-Smith
Review
Review of Small City on a Big Couch, by Karen Rodríguez
Alejandro Puga
Contributors
Contributors
Alan Ramón Clinton and Angela Flury
Guest Editors
Alan Ramón Clinton
Angela Flury
Issue Information
Title: How Did I Write That? Reflections on Singularity in the Creative Process
Volume 13, Number 1
Winter, 2013