Red Cedar Review vol. 8 #1, April 1972 (Seven East Lansing Poets)
Editor: Alan VerPlanck
Managing Editor: Lauri Comito
Assistant Editors: Dennis Pace
Michael McCormick
Lawrence Lucifer
Graphic Design: Dennis Pace
Production: Margie Jones
Davis, Mary. "1949 – 1971" p. 13
"Part of a Mass" p. 14
"Receipt" p. 15
"Rigor Mortis" p. 17
"Wednesday" p. 11
Drake, Barbara. "Boarders in our Lives" p. 28
"Clockwork" p. 30
"The Day the Movers Came" p. 29
"Espousery" p. 33
"The First Place" p. 31
"Year Turning" p. 25
Jones, Daryl. "Carp" p. 8
"The Mines" p. 7
"Mollusks" p. 5
"Second Thoughts From the Ocean Bed" p. 9
"Waxing the Car in Late Fall" p. 6
Lawder, Douglas. "Air and Blood" p. 20
"Dead Raccoons" p. 23
"The Field" p. 22
"Poem Inside a Poem" p. 19
"Trolling" p. 21
Meiners, Roger. "My Daughter, Sleeping" p. 36
"Only I Am Left To Tell the Story" p. 35
"Things To Do Around Buffalo Creek, Colorado" p. 39
"Two Preliminary Reports from the Book of Eikampf" p. 37
Rosenberg, D. M. "In Praise of Sabatino Rodia's Watts Towers" p. 48
"Let This Be a Zen Garden" p. 50
"Silent Comedies: Edendale, California" p. 51
"Tableau At the Beach" p. 49
"Waxworks" p. 47
Wagner, Linda. "Carnival" p. 45
"For the Memory of William Carlos Williams, March, 1963" p. 41
"Ho-Hum" p. 44
"More Bell Jars" p. 43
"To Cherish" p. 42
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