Brevity

A journal of concise literary nonfiction

* micro-essays of less than 750 words, focusing
on intimate detail and subjective point-of-view

In Issue Three [Fall 1998] of BREVITY:

Janelle M. Masters talks after love.
John Verlenden defends Elvis against the Sudanese.
Cynthia Burgess speaks of sterility.
Jessy Randall probes embarrassment.
Mary Sojourner gambles with Wild Rose.
Rob Hardy tackles soup and adverbs.
Lin Mu says 'nothing.'
And Kevin Sampsell writes of not being there at all.

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