Red Cedar Review vol. 15 #1, 1982
Editors: Paul Murphy
Craig Cotter
Rebecca Manery
Robert Lyons
Brenda Miller
Deidre Pence
Kathy Crown
Anderson-Smith, Leonora. "Catching Flounder: Self-Taught" p. 37
"The Florist’s Wife Feasting" p. 40
Battlo, Jean. "Some Personal Notes" p. 12
Domina, Lynn. "Beatings" p. 49
"Peter Ivanovich, the Russian Sword Swallower" p. 44
"The Sky Goes Gray" p. 47
Drake, Barbara. "The Duck Woman of Walla Walla" p. 52
Gerlach, John. "The Spirit That Moves Us" p. 24
Hindley, Norman. "Sleep" p. 9
James, David. "How To Handle a Wife" p. 6
Lifshin, Lyn. "The House Is Full of Cats" p. 4
"We Are Not Serving" p. 3
"You’re Like A" p. 5
Norcross, John. "Any Motion Is an Offense Against the Inner Ear" p. 23
"Dream of the Order Lepidoptera" p. 22
"The Flying Pigs of Altoona" p. 20
"It's Something Like the Smell of Chrysan" p. 21
Poynter, Ken. "Native Wealth" p. 2
Rivers, J. W. "From the Scattered Poems of Esterhazy" p. 14
Stephens, Christine. "Postcard: The Market From Church Yard, Walsall" p. 1
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