Despite this flesh : the disabled in stories and poems /
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Austin :
University of Texas Press,
1985.
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Edition: | 1st ed. |
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Table of Contents:
- At the school for the deaf / Robert Pawlowski
- Mutterings over the crib of a deaf child / James Wright
- Like the Hully-Gully but not so slow / Anne Finger
- My family is unhappy / Cheri Fein
- The sentry of Portoferraio / Daniel Mark Epstein
- Black lightning / Arthur Sze
- The lace maker / Barbara Howes
- Lying alone in the dismal winter mornings / Christy Brown
- The freaks at Spurgin Road Field / Richard Hugo
- Finch the spastic speaks / Gordon Weaver
- Charwoman ; Veteran's hospital / Ben Belitt
- Visit to the Institute for the Blind / Felix Pollak
- Stutterer / Alan Dugan
- The game / Harold Bond
- The stroke / Christopher Fahy
- The eye (part II.) / Richard Wilbur
- The ones that are thrown out / Miller Williams
- Average waves in unprotected waters / Anne Tyler
- The street / Natalie Petesch
- Beating and beatitude / James Corpora
- Silences / David Keller
- The glen / Josephine Jacobsen
- The grasshopper's burden / William Goyen
- The sacrifice / Fergus Reid Buckley
- The handicapped / Philip Dacey
- How Strump stood in the water / David Wagoner
- A late elegy for a baseball player / Felix Stefanile
- Seated nude / Richard Ronan
- Wrestling with angels / Walter McDonald
- After being paralyzed from the neck down for twenty years, Mr. Wallace gets a chin-operated motorized wheelchair / Ronald Wallace
- Recovery song / Barry Wallenstein
- Stumpfoot on 42nd Street / Louis Simpson
- 9:00 A.M. at Broadway and Walnut on your birthday / Ripley Schemm
- Bleeder / Hollis Summers
- Waiting for Happy / John Gilgun
- Saint Flannery / David Ray
- Pizarro teaches the mentally retarded to swim / Lee Bassett
- To one deaf Mary Lucina.