The Chattahoochee Review, Volume 20.1

• Main Author: Georgia Perimeter College
• Other Authors: Holley, Chad; Sanford, Annette; Poirier, Mark Jude; Daugherty, Tracy; Greear, Mildred; Murphy, Patrick J.; Karker, Brian; Stallings, A. E.; Carson, Ricks; Waters, Patricia; O'Gorman, Ned; Cowing, Sheila; Zydek, Frederick; Coleman, Earl; Harper, L. L.; Graham, Taylor; Suarez, Virgil; Kearney, Matthew; Frost, Kenneth; Hogan, Michael; Rabalais, Kevin; Levasseur, Jennifer; Daugharty, Janice; Campbell, Jay; Cauthen, Sudye; Caswell, Donald; Kirby, David; Gibbs, Barbara B.;
• Format: Still Image
• Language: English
• Published: 1999
• Subjects: American literature > 20th century; American literature > Georgia; Southern States; Carbonic acid
• Online Access: http://digitalcollections.library.gsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/gpc/id/37076

The Chattohoochee Review was a literary journal that published new works of fiction, non-fiction, poetry and visual arts. This volume features the following entries: "At Fair on the Lord's Day", "Gifts", "Son of the Monkey Lady", "Late in the Standoff", "Now", "My Daughter", "Storm", "Late Night Television Documentaries", "The Poet's Sister", "Salt-Lick", "A Key to Endings", "The Eyes of Shetland Ponies", "Ram", "Tenatsali", "Wild as Honey Brewing", "Consuming", "Carbonic Acid", "12th Grade English", "Recitative of the Simple Life", "Rome, Georgia", "Nathan Bedford, Forrest", "And the Livin' is Easy", "An Interview with Jack Butler", "The Alapaha River", "The Closet", "Florida's Bellamy Road: The Place of Our Rememberance", "A Green Prospect: New Poems by Sidney Wade", "Aint't Nothing But a Party: Ten Novels, Many Voices", "Forida's Bellany Road: Photographs".