Autumn 1952 (Volume V, No. 3) To an Old Philosopher in Rome; The Poem That Took the Place of a Mountain; Vacancy in the Park; Two Illustrations That the World Is What You Make of It; Prologues to What Is Possible; Looking across the Fields and Watching the Birds Fly; Song of Fixed Accord; The World as Meditation Poetry by Wallace Stevens The Man of Letters in the Modern World Uncategorized by Allen Tate Jack the Giant Killer Poetry by Milton Klonsky Very Sharp for Jagging Fiction by Richard Clay I Only Am Escaped Alone to Tell Thee; The Gulls; Truth; Fall Song Poetry by Howard Nemerov Still Waters Fiction by Thomas Sterling Apocalypse; Figure for Prayer Poetry by Carol Johnson Joyce’s “Exiles” Criticism by Hugh Kenner The Word Was His Oyster Criticism by James Johnson Sweeney Terror and Self-Pity: Alban Berg’s Wozzeck Arts Review by Joseph Kerman Rashomon and the Fifth Witness Arts Review by George Barbarow London Letter Comment by Geoffrey Rans book review Uncategorized by William Arrowsmith Boswell and His Masquerade Book Review by Robert Halsband Dry-Goods and a Ghost Book Review by Sidney Monas The Root of the Matter Book Review by Sonya Rudikoff A Communication Comment by Peter Russell
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Comment- by Geoffrey Rans