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"When people tell me of the exotic trips they have taken across the country, or around the world, some of which I have had the good fortune to take as well, it is always to the Adirondacks that my heart returns."
— Frank Attanasia
ISSN: 1533-2063
The Adirondack Review is a publication of Black Lawrence Press
Summer 2009
Volume X
No. 1
Books
Poetry
Fiction
Reviews
The Oracle Encounters Competing Myths
My Grandfather Thinks He's In WWII, Germany
I Want a Man
Sand
Faust Descends
The Amazing Spiral Staircase of the Loreto Chapel, Sante Fe New Mexico
People Are Talking
A Painter Named Henri
Improving Relationships and Dieting
A Night in the Cemetery by Anton Chekhov
Reviewed by Evan Hanczor
Life As It Is by Nelson Rodrigues
Reviewed by K. T. Mitchell
Amalie in Orbit by Gloria DeVidas Kirchheimer
Reviewed by Michael Buozis
Body Language by Mark Cunningham
Reviewed by Stephen Karl
Bathe in it Or Sleep by Kim Triedman
Reviewed by Aparna Sanyal
Two Minutes of Light by Nancy Pearson
Reviewed by Allison Elliott
Rising, Falling, Hovering by C. D. Wright
Reviewed by Anis Shivani
Agnes
Unsuitable
Mix Tape: Vol. 2
Inherent Vice by Thomas Pynchon
Reviewed by Patrick W. Gallagher
Boeuf Bourguignon
Aubade
Thawing the Bones
A Bridge Back by Patrick M. Garry
Reviewed by Jake Davis
WINNER
FINALISTS
The Adirondack Review is pleased to announce the winner and finalists of the 2008 Photography Contest
The Adirondack Review Photography Contest
Edwina Williams: Bactrian Camel Portrait The Gobi, Mongolia
"Bactrian Camel Portrait " by Edwina Williams
WINNER of the 2008 Adirondack Review Photography Contest
About the Winner
EDWINA WILLIAMS is an anthropologist and a writer of creative nonfiction. Though her original specialization was in Mesoamerican archaeology, at present her main interest is in Tibetan studies. Throughout her travels in Mesoamerica, South America, and most recently in China, Tibet, and Mongolia, she has pursued photography, focusing upon nature and culture.
