Autumn 1971 (Volume XXIV, No. 3) Letter from England by Bernard Bergonzi Control Burn by Gary Snyder A Cambodian Diary by Joseph Bennett Island Trashfires; Moles in the Whelk Nest; Skin-Flying into the Storm Center by Laurence Lieberman On the Memoirs of Nadezhda Mandelstam by Richard Pevear Vows; The Princess Casamassima by Daniel Hoffman A Hand Wrote That; For Luis Omar Salinas, Poet of La Raza; Angel 14 by Philip Levine One of the Seven Sleepers Awakening by Vincent Stewart Molière’s Dom Juan by Irving Singer Vestibule; Leaves from an Herbal by John Peck Come, Sailor by Zulfikar Ghose A Smile, from the Chinese of Hu Shih by Daniel Bryant Dancing in the Trees and Over the Roofs by Marcia B. Siegel Varieties of Cubism by Charles W. Millard Signor Petri and Monsieur Chabrol: It’s Murder by Vernon Young Music and Ballet Chronicle by B. H. Haggin Poetry Chronicle by Richmond Lattimore The Second Saddest Story by Roger Sale Paracriticism: Its Cause and Cure by Marvin Mudrick Fiction Chronicle by J. Mitchell Morse Pillow Talk by James P. Degnan
