Table of Contents

• Editor's Note, November 2012
  by Daniel Simon
• The Life and Times of Perry Mason: The Evolution of Today’s Legal Thrillers
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Law and Literature

• INTRO
  “Going Mad by Grains” Reflections on Law and Literature
  by Deji Olukotun
• FICTION
  Lizards’ Colony
  by Mahmoud Saeed
• FICTION “Anyone Have Any Idea What Jesus Wrote Here?,” Sophie Hardach
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• FICTION “Immoral Acts,”
 Juan Pablo Villalobos
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• FICTION WEB EXCLUSIVE
  The Prisoners of the Past
  by Deena Padayachee
• READING LIST
  Outstanding Works of Law and Literature You Won’t Find on Every Other List
  by Michelle Johnson
• ESSAY “Through Me Many Long Dumb Voices: The Poet-Lawyer,” Martín Espada
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• POETRY “Thieves of Light,” Martín Espada
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• POETRY “Offerings to an Ulcerated God,” Martín Espada
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• POETRY “Self-Questions for Possible Suspects under Section 2(B) of Arizona SB 1070,” Francisco X. Alarcón
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Essays

• Of Prisons and Freedom: Liberation in the Work of Assia Djebar
  by Phyllis Taoua

Interviews

• A Brief Conversation with Johan Unenge
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• “Writing a Letter, Changing the Law: A Conversation with Marion Bloem,” Michelle Johnson
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Poetry

• WEB EXCLUSIVE
  Three Poems by Kiki Dimoula
  by Kiki Dimoula
• Two Poems, Aaron Fagan
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• Three Poems, Bijan Jalali
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• “Single Last Sale: A Parallel Poem,” Changming Yuan
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• “More Than the Edge,” Lilah Clay
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Fiction

• WEB EXCLUSIVE
  Oppenheimer Beach
  by Tom Paine
• “Birth,” Sandra Jensen
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In Every Issue

• What to Read Now: Dystopian Novels
  by Moira Crone
• City Profile: Rich Ideas and Reconciliation in Galle, Sri Lanka
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• Outpost: A Border-Crossing Library in Derby, Vermont, and Stanstead, Quebec
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