The Review of Contemporary Fiction

Mario Vargas Llosa
Josef Skvorecky
* Dane Johnson, "Introduction: Chased by Life, Politics, Demons: Flying to Fiction" * Luis Rebaza-Soraluz, "Demons and Lies: Motivation and Form in Mario Vargas Llosa" * Mario Vargas Llosa, "The Trumpet of Deya" * Mario Vargas Llosa, "A Bullfight in the Andes" * Efrain Kristal, "Captain Pantoja and the Special Service: A Transitional Novel" * Elizabeth Dipple, "Outside Looking In: Aunt Julia and Vargas Llosa" * Alex Zisman, "Out of Failure Comes Success: Autobiography and Testimony in A Fish in the Water" * Alex Zisman, "A Mario Vargas Llosa Checklist" * Steve Horowitz, "Introduction: The Bittersweet Vision of Josef Skvorecky and a Selected Bibliography of Works by and about Him" * Sam Solecki, "The Last Decade: An Interview with Josef Skvorecky" * Josef Skvorecky, "Three Bachelors in a Fiery Furnace, a short story" * Josef Skvorecky, "Authors, Critics, Reviewers, a lecture" * Josef Skvorecky, "Keynote Address on Eastern European Literature in Transition" * Lubomir Doruzka, "A Genial Gossipmonger" * Mila Sakova-Pierce, "The Cowards: Josef Skvorecky and His Contributions to Czech Humorist Literature" * Josef Jarab, "This Thing, The Bass Saxophone, Is Anything But Ordinary" * Edward Galligan, "The Engineer of Human Souls: Skvorecky's Comic Vision" * James Grove, "Place and Placelessness in Josef Skvorecky's Dvorak in Love" * Helena Kosek, "American Themes in Skvorecky's Work: The Bride from Texas" * Maria Nemcova Banerjee, "Josef Skvorecky's Variation on American Themes: The Bride from Texas" * Robert L. McLaughlin, "A Josef Skvorecky Checklist" * Margaret Wehr, "The Culture of Everyday Venality: Or a Life in the Book Industry" * Books Received