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As you may know, Cut Bank is funded primarily by the Associated

Students of the University of Montana, and we are always grateful for their support What other income we receive comes from sales, subscriptions, and, in the case of next year’s issues, a grant.

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In an attempt to increase our revenue, we have decided also to accept advertisements, beginning with the fall issue Anyone interested in placing an ad can write us at the address on the insde front cover We’ll send you a statement of policy and rates.

From the response we’ve received to our first two chapbooks by John Haines and Mary Swander, we’re convinced there is an audience out there for these shorter format, carefully produced books Copies of both titles are still available, and can be ordered prepaid from us.

Next year, we intend to print two more titles—our budget permitting—and hope that by their continued good reception we can

establish the chapbook series as an important part of C utB ank’s

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C O N T R I B U T O R S

T H O M A S A V E R IL L ’S latest project was A Calendar o f Kansas H istory, 1977 O ne of his stories appears in the anthology Volunteer Periwinkles.

JA N E BAILEY’S new book, T uning, is due in early ’78 from Slow Loris Press She

works in M ontana’s Poets in the Schools program

JIM B ARN ES is co -au th o r of Carriers o f the D ream W heel and has poem s appearing

in The Nation, Chicago Review, Poetry N orthw est, and others He’s hiding ou t in northern M issouri, w aiting for rain He co-edits The C hariton Review.

D EB R A BRU CE has had poem s in the Iow a Review, S o u th ern Poetry Review, and

others She has a ch apbook forthcom ing from Burning D eck Press

R A L P H BURN S is a student in the W riting P rogram at the Univ o f M ontana He’s worked in Poetry in the Schools program s in A rkansas and M o n tan a A nd he m akes great T exas chili

REX BU RW ELL has poem s forthcom ing in Chicago R eview and Shenandoah He edits Lem m ing.

JA M E S C ER V A N T ES edits Porch, a new m agazine of poetry His M FA is from

Iowa

SY LVIA C L A R K ’S poem s have appeared in Cut Bank 5 & 7 She co-edited this year’s

Gilt Edge.

Q U IN TO N D UV AL lives in S acram ento, and has had poem s recently in Poetry

N orthw est and Quarry West.

D O N N A F R E N C H has studied w ith Tess G allagher and R ichard Shelton She w on Kirkland College’s W atrous Prize for P oetry in M ay, 1976

ST U A R T F R IE B E R T ’S latest book is Up in Bed (Cleveland State) C urrently he’s

guest writer in residence at P itzer College in C alifornia

C A R O L F R O S T teaches at Syracuse U niversity and has a ch ap b o o k , The Salt Lesson, from G rayw olf Press Her poem s are forthcom ing in Falcon, Shenandoah, Pebble, and

Southern Poetry Review.

FR A N K G R A Z IA N O is the editor of Grilled Flow ers Press His ch apbook,

D esem boque, is due soon from F lo atin g Island Publications.

ALVIN G R E E N B E R G is the a u th o r of a dynam ite novel, Invention o f the West,

published by A von in their E quinox O riginal P aperback series

A LB E R T G O L D B A R T H currently lives in Ithaca, N.Y His newest collection is

Comings Back, from D oubleday.

FR A N K H IG G IN S has a book, hello hello, from BKM K Press H e’s a n o th er

M issourian

R IC H IVES has poem s and translations forthcom ing in The M alahat Review, and The

Chariton Review.

M ILE S K R O G FU S is in the P h.D program at the Univ of M innesota H e’s had

poem s recently in A ntaeus.

R O SEA N N LLO Y D grew up in the O zarks, and has an MA in S candinavian Language and L iterature from the Univ of M innesota

K A TH LEEN LYNCH lives in Pullm an, W ashington She’s had poem s in The

Chariton Review and H a rd Pressed.

N E L L JE A N M cC O N EG H EY holds an M FA in Poetry from the Univ of A rkansas, and is currently teaching Psychology at Cecil’s Ju n io r College, Asheville, N o rth Carolina

TO M M IT C H E L L ’S poem s are forthcom ing in Barataria and N ew Orleans Review

He’s in the M FA Program at the Univ of M ontana

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M E L IN D A M U E L L E R is a b o ta n ist living in S eattle H er c h a p b o o k , P rivate G allery

was published b y Seal Press in 1976,

T E R R Y N A T H A N is a fo rm e r e d ito r o f U zzano, now in th e M F A P ro g ra m in

M issoula

G O R D O N P R E S T O N recently h ad a poem rep rin te d as the fo u rth in a b ro a d sid e series from M alpelo Press H e lives in S a n ta R o sa w ith a fine Irish w o m an , th e ir house has been hom e o f th e p o e try diddey-w ah He th in k s he is really P erry W hite

D A V ID R A Y ’S recent b o o k is G athering Firew ood.

T O M R E A lives in M issoula an d has w o rk ed for the W yom ing P o e try in the S ch o o ls

p rogram

M A R Y R U E F L E w orks in a target facto ry in N o rth B ennington, V erm o n t H er poem s

have ap p eared in In tro 8, Omega, an d Prism.

M A X IN E S C A T E S h as h a d poem s recently in R o a d A p p le R eview , and fo rth c o m in g

in C alifornia Q uarterly She lives in Eugene, O regon.

R O B E R T S C H U L T Z h o ld s an M F A from C ornell H is poem s have ap p e a re d in R o a d

A p p le R eview , The G reenfield R eview , an d others.

L A U R E L S P E E R ’S poem s have ap p e a re d in W est C oast P oetry R eview a n d K ansas

Q uarterly, am o n g others S he lives in T u cso n , A rizona.

K IM S T A F F O R D ’S first b o o k , A G yp sy’s H isto ry o f the World, is available from

C o p p er C an y o n Press B raided A p a rt, a b o o k d o n e in c o lla b o ra tio n w ith his fath er, was reviewed in C u tB a n k 7.

M IK E S T R E L O W h as ju s t finished a novel th a t’s lo o k in g fo r a p ublisher H e edited a

boo k on Ken Kesey, Kesey, p u blished by N o rth w est Review Books.

R O N W A L L A C E ’S poem s have a p p e a re d recently in The N ew Yorker, Poetry, The

N ation, and others.

IR E N E W A N N E R is a native o f S eattle C u rre n tly she’s in Iow a C ity at the Iow a

W riter’s W o rk sh o p “S a tu rd a y N ight” is a c h a p te r fro m a novel in progress

JO H N W E IN S recently g ra d u a te d from D avis H igh S ch o o l in Y akim a, W ash in g to n

T his is his first p u b licatio n

A N N W E IS M A N is the E nglish In s tru c to r for th e B lackfeet C o m m u n ity F ree S chool She also teaches w ith the B lackfeet E x ten sio n Service o f F la th e a d V alley C o m m u n ity College

D A V ID W O JA H N h as w o rk fo rth co m in g in D acotah Territory, H anging Loose, an d

The C hariton R eview H e lives in M inneapolis.

D A V ID W Y A T T lives in O m ah a, N eb rask a

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m agazines received

A rk R iver Review, (Vol 3 No 2 /3 D ouble Issue), J o n a th a n K atz, A G S o b in eds.,

English D ept., W S.U , W ichita K ansas 67208

Beliot Poetry Journal, (Vol 27, Nos 1 & 2), R o b ert G lauber, D avid M Stocking,

M arion K ingston Stocking, eds., Box 2, Beliot, W isconsin 53511 4 issues/$4.00

Bits, (No 5), D ennis D ooley, et al, eds., D ept, o f English, Case W estern Reserve

University, C leveland, O h io 44106 N o price listed

California Quarterly, (W in te r/S p rin g '11), E liot G ilbert, et al, eds., 100 S p ro u l Hall,

Univ o f C alifornia, Davis, CA 95616 Special D ouble Issue $2.50

C hariton Review', (Vol 12, N o 2, Fall ’76), A ndrew G ro ssb ard t an d Jim Barnes eds.,

D ivision o f L anguage & Lit., N o rth east M issouri S tate U niv., K irksville,

M issouri 63501 $7 0 0 /4 issues

Faire, (Vol 3, N o 1), T ed D uncom be a n d Jen n ifer M errill eds., Box F-92, W hitm an

College, W alla W alla, W ashington 99362 $5.00/3 issues

Fiction, (Vol 5, N o 1), M ark J a y M irsky ed., E nglish D ept., C ity College of New

Y ork, New Y ork, N.Y 10031 $1.00 ea

fic tio n international, (no 6 /7 ), Jo e D avid Bellamy ed., D ept, o f English, St Law rence

Univ., C an to n , New Y ork 13617 $5.00/2 issues

GiltEdge, (No 3), Sylvia C lark an d C aro lA n n Russell N o rd eds., c /o W om en’s

Resource C enter, U niversity of M o n tan a, M issoula, M T 59812 $3.50 each

Grilled Flowers, (Vol 1, No 2), F ra n k G razian o ed., Univ o f A rizo n a P oetry C enter,

1086 H ighland A ve., T ucson, A rizona 85719

Kayak, (No 44), G eorge H itchcock ed., 325 O cean View Ave., S a n ta C ruz, C alifornia

95062 $4 0 0 /4 issues

Long P ond Review , (Nos 3 & 4), Russell Steinke et al, eds., English D ept., Suffolk

C om m unity C ollege, Selden, New Y ork 11874

Mr Cogito, (Vol 3, N o 1), J o h n G ogol an d R o b ert D avies eds, 8744 S.E R u ral,

P o rtlan d , O regon 97266 $3.00/3 issues

Pacific Poetry & Fiction Review , P atricia M acln n es ed., S chool o f L iteratu re Office,

S an D iego S tate U niversity, S an D iego, CA 92182 N o price listed

Poetry Texas, (Vol 1, N o 1), Paul S h u ttlew o rth and D w ight Fullingham , eds.,

Division o f H um anities, College of the M ainland, 8001 P alm er Hwy., T exas City,

T exas 77590

S o u ’wester, ( W in te r’77), J a n a Saw yer P ru itt ed., D ept, o f English, S o u th e rn Illinois

U niversity, Edw ardsville, Illinois 62025 $4.00/3 issues

Three Rivers Poetry Journal, (No 9), G erald C ostanzo, Ed., P.O Box 21, C arnegie-

M ellon U niv., P ittsb u rg h , Pennsylvania 15213 $5 0 0 /4 issues

Western H um anities Review , (W inter ’77), Ja c k G arlin g to n ed., U niversity of U tah,

Salt Lake City, U tah 84112 $6.00/4 issues

W indow, (No 3), D an Jo h n s o n et al., eds., 5065 Bradley Blvd No 6, Bethesda,

M aryland 20015 $6.00/4 issues

books received

A p rico t Tw o Step, by E rnest J O sw ald, poem s, $1.50.

Comings Back, by A lbert G o ld b arth , poem s, D oubleday, $4.95.

Couplets, by R o b ert Mezey, poem s, W estigan Review Press, $2.00.

Eighteen Poems, by R o b ert B urlingam e, poem s, P oetry Texas, no price listed Familiar Poems, A n n o ta ted , by Isaac A sim ov, criticism , D oubleday, $7.95

h ardbound

Ladder o f the W orld’s Jo y, by S a ra h A ppleton, poem s, D oubleday, $4.95.

Learn to L ove the Haze, by R o b ert R o rip au g h , poem s, S pirit M o u n d Press, $2.95

M aking Play, by J o h n Jaco b , poem s, P en tg ram Press, $1.00.

Mirages, by Stanley B urnshaw , poem , D oubleday, $5.95 h a rd b o u n d

N inety N otes Towards Partial Im ages a n d L o v e r’s Prints, by T om M ontag, poem s

Pentagram Press, $1.00

N on S eq u itu r O ’C onnor, by P eter K lappert, poem s, Bits Press, no price listed Robert Graves: N ew C ollected Poems, by R o b ert G raves, D oubleday, $10.00

h ardbound

R outes fr o m the O n io n s D ark, by J o h n Ju d so n , poem s, P en tag ram Press, $2.00 Scattered On: O m ens a n d Curses, by M artin J R osenblum , poem s, P en tag ram Press,

$3.00

S k y Heart, by H arley Elliot, poem s, P en tag ram Press, $2.00.

S o o n It W ill Be M orning, by M ichael H ogan, poem s, C old M o u n tain Press, $5.50

signed

Sucking on R attlesnake Bones, by Paul S h u ttlew o rth , poem s, T exas P o rtfo lio

C h ap b o o k , $2.00

The A rable M ind, by M artin G rossm an, poem s, Blue M o u n tain Press, $2.00 The Chain S a n ’ Dance, by D avid Budbill, poem s, T he C row ’s M ark Press, $2.50 The E lem ents o f S a n Joaquin, by G ary S oto, poem s, Univ o f P ittsb u rg h Press, $2.95 The H ocus-Pocus o f the Universe, by L au ra G ilpin, poem s, D o u b led ay , $4.95 The Postcard M ysteries, by A lbert D rake, stories, R ed C ellar Press, $2.50.

The R o a d to Black M ountain, by Jo sep h Bruchac, fiction, T h o rp S prings Press, $4.00 The Traveler, by A ndrew G ro ssb ard t, poem s, C onfluence Press, $2.50.

The Zodiac, by Jam es D ickey, poem , D oubleday, $6.00 h ard b o u n d

This Earth is a Drum, by Jo sep h B ruchac, poem s, C old M o u n tain Press, $5.50 signed Witness, by W alter C um m ins, stories, Sam isdat, $2.00.

Ya Sh o u ld n a D yed Ya H air That C olor ’Cause N ow I t’s G row in’ O ut a n d I t’s a Two- Toned Mess, by D w ight F ullingham , poem s, P oetry T exas, $1.00.

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