The Review of Contemporary Fiction
Camilo José Cela
* Camilo José Cela, "La Mancha in My Heart"
* Camilo José Cela, "The World of the Bullfight on the Eve of the Spanish Civil War:
The Tertulia in 'Despedide's Tavern' on the Afternoon Before the Uprising"
* Camilo José Cela, "Supper with Lola Pacheco"
* Camilo José Cela, "The Latest Word on the Horse
Casinaide, 'Almost-Nobody'"
* Camilo José Cela, "Inventory of the Dark: From Pisando la Dudosa Luz del Dia"
* Anthony Kerrigan, "The Color of Seed"
* Camilo José Cela, "The Novel as Concept"
* Janet Perez, "The Game of the Possible: Francoist Censorship and the Techniques of Dissent"
* James Liddy, "I Must Be Talking about Mrs. Caldwell to El Rey de Son Armadans"
* M. Antolin Rato, "Cela: Writing About Death"
* Roger D. Tinnell, "Camilo Jose Cela"
* Carol Wasserman, "A Stylist, an Institution, a Book: Cela, Censorship and
Mazurca para dos Muertos"
* Anthony Kerrigan, "Introduction to
The Family of Pascual Duarte"
* David William Foster, "Cela and Spanish Marginal Culture"
* Robert Kirsner, "Trauma and Tenderness in the Novels and Travels of Camilo Jose Cela"
* Francisco Umbral, "Cela: The Writer's Trade (In Darkness)"
* Janet Perez, "Historical Circumstance and Thematic Motifs in
San Camilo, 1936"
* Juan Antonio Masoliver Rodenas, "
Mazurca para dos Muertos Seen Through Its Characters"
* Jack Byrne, "Mother Caldwell Writes to Her Dearly Beloved Son, The Drowned Sailor, on 213 Separate Occasions"
* John W. Kronik, "Pascual's Parole"
* Kenneth Tindall, "Waterwatch: Chapter from
The Banks of the Sea"
* "From Metcalf to Bowles to Peabody, Etc."
* Gilbert Sorrentino, "Fictional Infinities"
* Books Received
* Note to Future Contributors
* Annual Index
