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Editorial Comment Highlights |
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| Issue 19 is much like every
issue of the Claremont Review: it is full of delightful
and imaginitive writing. |
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| Included in the stories and
poems that follow are a biology teacher who wears
thongs while instructing about the lining of the
uterus and a refugee who works at McDonalds who
must come to grips with excess. A happy hour is
poisened by the environmental movement, a trendy
fashion functions as a rabbit foot during exams,
and a candidate for suicide admits that all along
she yearned only to be rescued. |
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| Not only are perspectives presented
in this issue fresh and startling, they are all
well written literary-gems. So what else is new? |
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