| Title | : | Berkeley Fiction Review, Volume 17 |
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| ISBN | : | - |
| Language | : | English |
| Format Type | : | Kindle , Hardcover , Paperback , Audiobook & More |
| Number of Pages | : | 110 |
| Publication | : | Published May 1, 1997 |
Issue 18 includes the stories: “The New Victorians” by Kolin J. M. Ohi, “Cats in Their Summer Dresses” by Mary McDermott, “to contend with spirits” by Linda Walters-Page, “The Bigness of Tortoises” by Tracy de Brincat, “Nothing Beyond” by Alana Ryan, “Spilled Milk” by Gregory Chaimov, “Cha Cha” by Chris Eberhard, “Hiding His Weeds” by Michael Propsom, “So Much a Circle” by Michael Stockham, “Fellow Feelings” by Daniel Scott, “Still” by Vicky Anderson, “Octavia” by Craig Lauer, “You Don’t Need a Quarter” by Jimmy J. Pack Jr., “Rain” by Bridget Hoida, “Venice” by Ellery Washington C., “One-Panel Poems” by Charles Ellik, “Before the Cock Crows” by Álvaro Mutis, “This is to Notify You that the Records of the Above Named Veteran are Complete” by Cassandra Gainer, “Mergeform” by Trevor Perrin, “Central Meridian” by José Alaniz
