Vol. 2 No. 2 (1984): Northridge Review: Spring 1984

The Spring 1984 edition of the Northridge Review.

Published: 1984-04-13

Full Issue

• Northridge Review: Spring 1984

Prose

• The Termite Man

  Mona Houghton

  • The Termite Man

• The Masked Ball

  Greg Boyd

  • The Masked Ball

• Little Fingers

  Roger Gibson

  • Little Fingers

• A Mouse in the Bin

  Gary McKinney

  • A Mouse in the Bin

• Where the Flower Lives

  Scott Memmer

  • Where the Flower Lives

• I Dated Jane Austen Featuring an interview with T. Coraghessan Boyle

  Northridge Review

  • I Dated Jane Austen

• Fog

  R. J. Coulston

  • Fog

Poetry

• Early Summer Day

  Michael Newell

  • Early Summer Day

• The Grandfather Story

  Nicholas Campbell

  • The Grandfather Story

• Seahouses

  Jodi Johnson

  • Seahouses

• The Intruder

  Michael Newell

  • The Intruder

• Bad Art

  Cathy Comenas

  • Bad Art

• afternoon of karma for lady murasaki

  Christopher Sales

  • afternoon of karma

• Always on Afternoons

  Dolores McLaughlin

  • Always on Afternoons

• #2

  Ricardo Means-Ybarra

  • #2

• The Earth Rose Painting

  Ron Pronk

  • The Earth Rose Painting

• Four Summers

  Nicholas Campbell

  • Four Summers

• Death by Drowning

  Richard Zimmerman

  • Death by Drowning

• Griffith Park Tableau

  Ron Pronk

  • Griffith Park Tableau

• Towns On Hills

  Michael Newell

  • Towns On Hills

• The Night Bashers

  Brian Skinner

  • The Night Bashers

• Follansbee

  Nicholas Campbell

  • Follansbee

• Walking

  Tim Matthews

  • Walking

• A Professional Woman Loves Her Body

  Ricardo Means-Ybarra

  • A Professional Woman Loves Her Body

• Still December Maryland

  Ron Pronk

  • Still December Maryland

• Wenatchee

  Susan Martin

  • Wenatchee

• Chinese Wishing Well

  Virginia Webster

  • Chinese Wishing Well

• #1

  Ricardo Means-Ybarra

  • #1

• The Withered Hand of August

  Ron Pronk

  • The Withered Hand of August

Drama

• Leave-taking A Scene

  Scott Memmer

  • Leave-taking

Microreviews

• Why Hasn't Newspeak Caught On?

  John Mandelberg

  • Why Hasn't Newspeak Caught On?

• W. S. Merwin in Transition The First Four Books

  Ron Pronk

  • W. S. Merwin in Transition