Wormwood Review (1991), no. 122

Number 122 | Published 30/12/1991

Works in this Magazine

• Emily Bukowski - pg. 85
• Free Dinner - pg. 60
• Horse Fly - pg. 91 - 1985
• Each Man's Hell Is Different - pg. 95 - 1985
• Drieser Wasn't So Hot Either - pg. 76
• Journey - pg. 50
• Ding-Dong - pg. 56
• Just Trying To Get A Little Service - pg. 83 - 1986
• Madman - pg. 68
• Mailbag - pg. 79 - 1990
• My Friend, The Parking Lot Attendant - pg. 65 - 1984
• My Non-Ambition Ambition - pg. 55
• No Nonsense - pg. 77
• Oh, Yes - pg. 96 - 1983
• Poem About A Lady With A Red Face And Long Blonde Hair - pg. 70 - 1982
• Red Tennis Shoes - pg. 78
• Red - pg. 59 - 1988
• Rosary - pg. 92
• Self-Invites - pg. 90 - 1990
• A Final Word On No Final Words - pg. 94
• Snake-Eyes - pg. 77
• Somebody - pg. 63
• Suitable - pg. 87 - 1982
• The Action - pg. 82
• The Crazy Truth - pg. 86
• The Famous Writer - pg. 72
• A Lady With Some French Wine - pg. 51 - 1982
• The Fighter - pg. 86
• A Little Cafe On 6th Street In Pedro - pg. 73 - 1982
• The Mirror Game - pg. 69
• The Mutilation Of The Species - pg. 49 - 1985
• The Roaches - pg. 50
• The Two Toughest Apes In The South Bay Area - pg. 80 - 1983
• Those Girls We Followed Home - pg. 81 - 1983
• A Problem - pg. 78
• A Re-Evaluation - pg. 85 - 1986
• About Pain - pg. 75 - 1983
• Bad Times At The 3rd And Vermont Hotel - pg. 53
• Band-Aid - pg. 88
• Cancer - pg. 66 - 1990
• Car Wash - pg. 54
• Counsel - pg. 93 - 1990
• The Lady Who Looks Young Forever - pg. 96 - 1984

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