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Vol. LXI, No. 3: AUTUMN 2008
William H. Pritchard: Naipaul Unveiled
Bruce Bawer: "An Impersonal Passion": Thornton Wilder
Andrew Motion: The Atlas; My Masterpiece
Tom Disch: The Sun's Diurnal Course; A Pirate Crew; Ghost Ship; The Complete Songs
Richard Hornby: Kabuki Goes Hollywood
Emily Grosholz: Kenneth Burke and Shakespeare
David Mason: The Wounded Laureate
Bruce Bawer: In Memoriam: Thomas M. Disch
Notes on Contributors
Vol. LXI, No. 2: SUMMER 2008
Dana Gioia: The Unknown Soldier: The Poetry of John Allan Wyeth
Jefferson Hunter: Joseph Moncure March: Poem Noir Becomes Prizefight Film
William H. Pritchard: Bishop's Time
Wendell Berry: A Desirable Woman
Rhina P. Espaillat: News from the Front
Christopher Matthews: Baghdad Bar
Brian Culhane: The King's Question
Annie Boutelle: The Poet Laureate's Cold Medicine
Marcia B. Siegel: Dodging the Footprints
Notes on Contributors
60th ANNIVERSARY ISSUE
Vol. LXI, No. 1: SPRING 2008
Seamus Heaney: "Apt Admonishment":Wordsworth As an Example
Dean Flower and Linda Henchey: Penelope Fitzgerald's Unknown Fiction
Joseph Epstein: Fred: The Astaire Way to Paradise
Desmond Fitzgerald: The Soldier in My Throat
Penelope Fitzgerald: The Mooi
Penelope Fitzgerald: Worlds Apart
Elizabeth Spencer: Sightings
Emily Grosholz: Equal and Opposite
Mark Jarman: Wedding Villanelle
Herbert Lomas: The Fly's Poem about Emily
J. D. McClatchy: Sorrow in 1944
Marcia B. Siegel: Pomo Retro Rite
Karen Wilkin: At the Galleries (special feature: color photographs)
Brooke Allen: The Value of Doubt
Notes on Contributors
Vol. LX, No. 4: WINTER 2008
Harold Fromm: J. S. Bach in the Twenty-First Century: The Chapel Becomes a Larder
Dean Flower: Nothing Will Ever Be the Same
Geoffrey Brock: South of Rome: 1999
Holly Goddard Jones: Parts
David Wagoner: Between Neighbors; On a Glass of Ale Under a Reading Lamp; An Informal Elegy for Neckties
Rachel Hadas: The Language of Women; Moon, Steam; The Boat
Emily Grosholz: Tree, Lily, Rose, Grape: Object and Thought in the Work of Farhad Ostovani
Marcia B. Siegel: Revolutionaries Revisited
Tess Lewis: Literature As Resistance
Notes on Contributors
Vol. LX, No. 3: AUTUMN 2007
Bruce Bawer: The Way of All Flesh
Andrew Hudgins: End-Days in the Garden
Herbert Gold: The Norwegian Captain
Laurence Lieberman: Granddad and the Humpbacks
Liam Rector: Class Curse
Mary-Sherman Willis: The Laughter of Women
Alfred Corn: Art II
Notes on Contributors
Vol. LX, No. 2: SUMMER 2007
Richard Pevear, Larissa Volokhonsky: War and Peace—a new translation
William H. Pritchard: Hardy Biographed
Brooke Allen: The Multi-Tasking Marquise
J. Allyn Rosser: New York Fix
Maxine Kumin: The Immutable Laws
Robert Phillips: How I Missed Seeing Judy Garland
Dean Flower: Eudora Welty and Racism
Richard Hornby: An American Lear
Notes on Contributors
Vol. LX, No. 1: SPRING 2007
A. E. Stallings: From Lucretius’ The Nature of Things
William H. Pritchard: Johnson’s Lives
Brooke Allen: George Sand: A Life as Theater
Liane Strauss: “The morning is the hardest. It is morning.”
Adam Kirsch: Knowing that some Army engineer
John Hollander: Prosaic Translation
Dave Mason: The Poetry Circus
Marcia B. Siegel: Dancing on the Outside
Karen Wilkin: At the Galleries
Notes on Contributors
Vol. LIX, No. 4: WINTER 2007
Michael Gorra: Joseph Conrad
Bruce Ducker: Findurman’s News
John Simon: Short but Seldom Sweet
Lisa Barnett: Another New Year
Charles Tomlinson: January Sonnet
Arthur Gregor: From “Remembrance”
Richard Hornby: The RSC Restored
Bruce Bawer: In the Shadow of the Gulag
Notes on Contributors
Vol. LIX, No. 3: AUTUMN 2006
Joseph Epstein: My Brother Eli
Dean Flower: Justice to Edmund Wilson
Mark Jarman: Your Anonymous Correspondent: Ezra Pound and The Hudson Review
Brian Phillips: The Tyranny of Beauty: Kawabata
Louis Simpson: Chamber Music
Notes on Contributors
Vol. LIX, No. 2: SUMMER 2006
Brooke Allen: Jefferson the Skeptic
Jan Ellison: The Color of Wheat in Winter
David Mason: Out Here; In the Mushroom Summer
Dick Allen: Sleepy Old Towns
Bill Coyle: The Soundman’s Funeral
William H. Pritchard: Possibilities for Wordsworth
Siobhan Phillips: Mark Morris, Forward and Back
Notes on Contributors
Vol. LIX, No. 1: SPRING 2006
Harold Fromm: Daniel Dennett and the Brick Wall of Consciousness
Jean Starobinski: Memory of Troy
R. S. Gwynn: Baseballade; Libération
Lorna Knowles Blake: Washashores
Rachel Hadas: Light Bulbs and Soap
William H. Pritchard: The Perfect Critic
Mark Jarman Theory’s Umpires
Notes on Contributors
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