Black Clock turns up the heat with its seventh issue. Bursting with twenty-five stories, one essay and four poems that flirt with and court outright sex and the erotic, Black Clock 7 is occasionally titillating, frequently audacious, and always provocative.
Singular, idiosyncratic and a little mysterious, Black Clock is one of America's leading literary journals.
Issue— #7
- Arielle GreenbergOn Typing (After Rachel Zucker's "Sunday Morning")
- Lynne TillmanMore Sex
- Matias ViegenerBlindfold
- Yxta Maya MurrayA Girl Called Casanova
- Aimee BenderOn A Saturday Afternoon
- Tom CarsonMy Mother, Marie Christ (b. Hope Springs, TN, 1951 - d. Memphis, July 4, 1985)
- Sandi TanIce Cream
- Wanda ColemanHowlin' With The Woofdog
- Janet FitchRoom 721
- Lisa TeasleyLate Blooming
- John MandelDurga Rising
- Seth GreenlandRespect
- Joy NicholsonManson Girl
- Grace KrilanovichWarlock
- Rachel ResnickEvening At The Cryo-Crystal Circus Hotel
- Francesca Lia BlockSex And The Spirits
- Danielle AquilineYour Filthy Mouth What Not To Say When Asked Why You Are A Lesbian
- Arielle GreenbergHere I Come
- Tara IsonApology
- John HaskellPretending
- Brian EvensonInvisible Box
- Arion BergerGothic
- Todd CollinsBilly Jean And Connie Cheaters
- Samuel R. DelanyIn The Valley Of The Nest Of Spiders
- Janet SarbanesResponsible Hedonism
- Margaret WapplerMenagerie
- Geoff NicholsonIndex For A Lost Autobiography
- Rachel ZuckerSunday Morning