The lucidly impossibly, the vividly half-remembered and all manner of the not-quite-real and yet far-from-unreal haunt the stories, essays and poems that fill the pages of Black Clock 3. This is writing that aims not be sensational, but to do something altogether new with sensation itself. This is visionary literature.
Singular, idiosyncratic and a little mysterious, Black Clock is one of America's leading literary journals.
Issue— #3
- Catherine WagnerEveryone In The Room Is A Representative Of The World At Large (The Siamese Sextuplets)
- Richard PowersCranes
- Darcey SteinkeMilk
- Lee MontgomerySearching For Emily
- Ron LoewinsohnJumper Cables (Back Story): The Marigolds
- Rachel ResnickEndangered
- Maureen HowardGirl In A Blue Chair
- Larissa SzporlukCelestial Militia
- Joanna ScottTerra Pax
- Geoff NicholsonSome Language, Some Nudity
- William T. VollmannOperation Hagen
- Jose Felipe Alvergue___________-American
- Randy Michael SignorThe Girl And The Fire And The Buick, 1954
- Russel SwensenThe Shadow Upon Us
- Ben EhrenreichRedeemed En Route
- Joseph McElroyAnnals In Plagiary
- Heather MilesImpending And Oncoming
- Emily WhiteThe Third River
- Janet SarbanesAlien Encounter
- Grace KrilanovichThe Orange Eats Creeps
- Michael VenturaThe Other Mary
- Catherine WagnerEveryone In The Room Is A Representative Of The World At Large