Autumn 1984 (Volume XXXVII, No. 3) The British in India Comment by C. B. Cox Anthony Powell’s Gift Criticism by William H. Pritchard When the Magnitude of the Possible Dawned Poetry by Robert Schultz The Public Servant Criticism by Marvin Mudrick Dancer, Harshly Photographed; The Time Traveler Poetry by Joyce Carol Oates Fragment; For Peg: A Remnant of Song Still Distantly Sounding; The Oldest Killed Lake in North America Poetry by Hayden Carruth The Tick Is Full Fiction by Carl Wooton Eastern Standard Time; His Three Women; Parts of Summer Weather Poetry by Dana Gioia The Night Watch; The Gifted Dreamer; The Dark Side of the Moon; Postcard Poetry by Kate Jennings Landscape with Three Mountains, by Ho Xuan Huong Poetry by John Balaban Landscape with Three Mountains, trans. by John Balaban Poetry by Ho Xuan Huong And Give You Peace Fiction by Jessica Treadway From The Abandoned Man Poetry by Frederick Pollack Postmodern Patriarchs Arts Review by Marcia B. Siegel Parental Guidance Suggested Arts Review by Vernon Young The Generosity of Poor Henry James Book Review by Dean Flower The Character as Victim Book Review by Wendy Lesser Fitzgerald’s American Aeneid Book Review by Eric A. Havelock Storytelling Verse from Oxford Book Review by Mark Jarman Poetry Marathon Book Review by James Finn Cotter A Question of Multiple Senses: Anthony C. Yu’s The Journey to the West Book Review by Dore J. Levy China Books Book Review by Jefferson Hunter The Limits of Expression Book Review by Jay Parini The World Capital and Its Art Book Review by Alfred Corn
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