Spring 2009: Vol. LXII, No. 1
The Hudson Review

Spring 2009: Vol. LXII, No. 1

    Essay

  • Shrewd Old Abe   Brooke Allen

  • Hazlitt Redivivus   William H. Pritchard

  • Bergman's Unseen Masterpiece   Dean Flower

  • Fiction

  • G. O. D.   Chris Gavaler

  • Poetry

  • She   Robert Phillips

  • Meditation on Poems of the Nine Monks; Chinese Writing; A Zen Sonnet; The Last Ditch; What You Have to Get Over   Dick Allen

  • Blood Sugar; Pledge; After Reading a Very Good Poem   William Louis-Dreyfus

  • Clay; Mouse Fur; Either/Or   C. K. Williams

  • At the Alzheimer's Ward; Speech of the Pacific   Benjamin Jackson

  • The Museum of Desires   Liane Strauss

  • Robert Oppenheimer after the War   John Canaday

  • A Starry Messenger; A Greek Cup at the Met   Daniel Tobin

  • Understanding Mark Rothko; Reclamation Ground; The Birds of Donegal; Four Poems about the City   Matthew Fluharty

  • Eternal Places   Peter Cooley

  • Pigs (see Swine); October Trees   Melissa Range

  • Ivangorod, Ukraine, 1942   David J. Rothman

  • The Preacher on Daniel and Ezekiel   Sharon Chmielarz

  • Chronicle

  • Dance   Marcia B. Siegel

    A fresh look at Bubsy Berkeley’s dance films

  • Theater   Richard Hornby

    A new version of “The Seagull”

  • Music   Erick Neher

    Dudamel and other talents from Latin America

  • Review

  • Poets and Their Letters   Bruce Bawer

    The letters of Robert Lowell and Elizabeth Bishop, etc.

  • "Given the Gift of Time"   R.S. Gwynn

    Clive James, John Whitworth, Dick Allen, Rebecca Foust, etc.

  • Keats's Afterlife   Denis Donoghue

    “Posthumous Keats: A Personal Biography,” by Stanley Plumly

  • Gravity and Grace: The Letters of Penelope Fitzgerald   Tess Lewis

    The engaging Penelope Fitzgerald in her letters; ed. by Terence Dooley

  • Father/Daughter Match: Bronson and Louisa May Alcott   Alexandra Mullen

    “Eden’s Outcasts,” by John Matteson

  • In the Dust Where My Heart Will Remain   Alan Davis

    Roberto Bolaño, José Saramago, Elfriede Jelinek, J. M. G. Le Clézio, etc.

  • Comment

  • Letter from the Netherlands   Karen Wilkin

  • Notes on contributors