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Autumn 1984 (Volume XXXVII, No. 3)

The British in India
by C. B. Cox
Anthony Powell’s Gift
by William H. Pritchard
When the Magnitude of the Possible Dawned
by Robert Schultz
The Public Servant
by Marvin Mudrick
Dancer, Harshly Photographed; The Time Traveler
by Joyce Carol Oates
Fragment; For Peg: A Remnant of Song Still Distantly Sounding; The Oldest Killed Lake in North America
by Hayden Carruth
The Tick Is Full
by Carl Wooton
Eastern Standard Time; His Three Women; Parts of Summer Weather
by Dana Gioia
The Night Watch; The Gifted Dreamer; The Dark Side of the Moon; Postcard
by Kate Jennings
Landscape with Three Mountains, by Ho Xuan Huong
by John Balaban
Landscape with Three Mountains, trans. by John Balaban
by Ho Xuan Huong
And Give You Peace
by Jessica Treadway
From The Abandoned Man
by Frederick Pollack
Postmodern Patriarchs
by Marcia B. Siegel
Parental Guidance Suggested
by Vernon Young
The Generosity of Poor Henry James
by Dean Flower
The Character as Victim
by Wendy Lesser
Fitzgerald’s American Aeneid
by Eric A. Havelock
Storytelling Verse from Oxford
by Mark Jarman
Poetry Marathon
by James Finn Cotter
A Question of Multiple Senses: Anthony C. Yu’s The Journey to the West
by Dore J. Levy
China Books
by Jefferson Hunter
The Limits of Expression
by Jay Parini
The World Capital and Its Art
by Alfred Corn

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