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Autumn 1955 (Volume VIII, No. 3)

Genji and the Age of Marvels
by Marvin Mudrick
The Technique of Japanese Poetry
by Earl Miner
Photograph Found in an Old Trunk; Common American Tree-Toad
by Joseph Warren Beach
The Summer Solstice
by Nick Joaquin
The Campaign
by Josephine Miles
Reflexions
by Wayne Lawson
The Ungathered Apples; The Shade of Andrew Marvell Appears to His Housekeeper
by James Wright
The Sparrow
by Norman N. Holland
Poem
by Donald Finkel
Aunt Jennie’s
by Byron Vazakas
Truth and Falsity in the Novel
by Herbert Gold
A Note on Literary Indebtedness
by Q. D. Leavis
Paris Letter
by Olivier Todd
The Japanese Film
by Vernon Young
All About Ripeness
by William Arrowsmith
Robert Graves and Greek Mythology
by George E. Dimock
Some Old Worlds, and Some New Ones, Too
by Harvey Swados
Moving in on Shakespeare
by John Thompson
book review
by Thomas Barbour
Five Views of the Inscrutable Empire
by William Meredith

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