| Summary: | Touchstone is Kansas State University's student-edited literary arts magazine that showcases literary work by graduate and undergraduate students. It is published annually each spring by the College of Arts and Sciences with assistance from Kansas State University's creative writing faculty, the Fine Arts Council, and the English Department. CONTENTS: Son, age 6 / Jonathan Holden -- First day mowing / Jerry Engler -- The sport of trapping / Paul Fecteau -- The pocket epic / Brad Atchison -- Doing the lunch thing with death / Brad Atchison -- Mealtime / Monte O'Neal -- Maturities / Angela Waltz -- Ceremonies at Olsen Lutheran Elementary / Edward Skoog -- Bananas / Edward Skoog -- Dying macaw queen of Wal-Mart / Edward Skoog -- Turtlebite / Edward Skoog -- Pilsbury Crossing / Edward Skoog -- Banjo / Edward Skoog -- The only way they know / Brian Beatty -- Pristine beaches (Newfoundland) / Linda Hopkins -- A picnic of intentions / James Hay -- Mirror absurdity / Todd Feeback -- Fresh-picked berries / Amy Huddleston -- Voltaire's last wish / Wendy Snider -- Seeing the mentally retarded children at the mall / Wendy Snider -- Playing house / Beth Handly -- The first dance / Beverly Alexander -- Embarkment / Dave Thomson -- Embarkment: alternate take / Dave Thomson Citation: Leverich, A. & McKinnon, L. (Eds.). (1990). Touchstone, 24. Morse Department of Special Collections
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