Autumn 1975 (Volume XXVIII, No. 3) The Inside and the Outside by Jean Starobinski Archilochos: Fireworks on the Grass by Guy Davenport Blue Hill Poems by Frederick Morgan Eurydice; After Many Words, a Long Time by Phyllis Hoge Thompson Ward B: The Saturday Nights; The Morning Thirst; A Crown by Stephen Jamison An Interview with Peter Redgrove by Jed Rasula Interview with Peter Redgrove by Mike Erwin Recovery by Grace Schulman Friends by Harold Witt Laughter in the Soul: Molière’s Misanthrope by John Simon The Hausfrau, the Ugly Duckling, and the Funny Lady by Stephen Farber Music Chronicle by Robert S. Clark On Looking into Several Homers by Vernon Young Psychoanalysis and Feminism by Sonya Rudikoff Vive la Différence! by Maureen Howard The Songs Protect Us, in Their Way by John N. Morris The American Poem by Calvin Bedient Ithyphallic or Ithynot? by Marvin Mudrick Letter from England by Robert Nye