Autumn 1981 (Volume XXXIV, No. 3) The Sunday Morning Wheelbarrow by Lysander Kemp An Elegy for Vladimir de Pachmann; God Only Knows; Lives of the Great Composers; Photograph of My Mother as a Young Girl; View from the Second Story by Dana Gioia The Bewildered Equilibrist: An Essay on Buster Keaton’s Comedy by Gilberto Perez King of the Mountain; Applying for AFDC; Neurochemist by Lucille Lang Day The Stars and the Moon by Grace Schulman Phenomenology of the Curtain Call by Bert O. States The Pure Unknown by Alicia Ostriker Recovering in the Sandwich Islands; Aubade by Richard Cole Excursion by J.B. Goodenough Elegy by Kathryn Sripling On a Picture of Echo and Narcissus by David Bromwich Guide in a Glowworm Cave by Linda Bierds Cobble Hill; Nightwalk by Alison Turner Edward Hopper by Charles W. Millard Nicolas de Staël by Emily Grosholz Film Chronicle: Figs and Thistles by Vernon Young The Year Push Came to Shove by Marcia B. Siegel Critics on Poets by William H. Pritchard Poetry Chronicle: Some Versions of the Pastoral by Robert Phillips The Philadelphia Story by James Finn Cotter A No-Good Self-Righteous Bragging Boasting Chickenshit Character by Marvin Mudrick Fiction Chronicle by David Kubal The Death of Pierrot by J. E. Chamberlin Making Book on the Language by George Core