The Wolf 2

January 2003

Print edition contents

• The Editors' Introduction
• Bruce Niedt – Casualty
• Valeria Melchioretto -White Noise
• Caroline Sterberg – Presents
• Andrew O'Donnel – Dolphins
• James Byrne – Random Thoughts During the Magazine Launch
• Nigel Laurence – The Last Poet on the Moon
• Robert Yates: On The Translation of Poetry – The French Example
• Arthur Rimbaud – Morning of Intoxication
• Charles Baudelaire – Meditation
• Ancient Egyptian – From the Dispute of a Man With His Soul
• The Wolf Review: Sinead Morrisey – Between Here and There (Carcanet)
• Sinead Morrisey – Zero Visibility
• Jeremy Quinn – Thank you Hitler
• Licein Zell – Swerves
• Celia Potterton – Untitled
• Mani Suri – Of Glass and Clover
• Tissi Y German – Ink
• Danilo Kis: Advice to a Young Writer
• Nii Ayikwei Parkes – Orange Flesh
• Nicholas Cobic – Dinner
• Lucy Franks – Anja
• The Wolf Interview: Matthew Sweeny
• Four Poems by Matthew Sweeny
• Nigel Lawrence – Four Poems by Garcia Braithwaite
• Maureen L Glaude – The Dig
• Bruce Neidt – To The Parents Who Killed...
• The Wolf Review: Poems of the Decade (Forward Books)
• W N Herbet – Smirr
• James Byrne – Letters to God
• Mary Parker – Daphis/Chloe Variations
• Agnes Meadows – Scribe
• Glenn Currier – Neruda's Fountain
• Matthew Griffiths – Rain
• Mary Michaels – Taking Hold of the Legs
• Roy Wooley – Close
• David Kessel – Against Death
• Nicholas Cobic – Tobacco Tales
• Credits