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Autumn 1994 (Volume XLVII, No. 3)

Fragments of a Memoir
by Hayden Carruth
E-Mail
by Lawrence Douglas
Flannery O’Connor Resurrected
by Susan Balée
The New Simplicity: The Music of Górecki, Tavener and Pärt
by Josiah Fisk
Nine Unholy Sonnets
by Mark Jarman
Bob; Blizzard
by Daniel Hoffman
Basho Takes an Upland Journey to Visit Poets in the North; Hard Muse
by Colette Inez
Games in the Darkening Air
by Norman Williams
In Praise of the New Transfer Station
by Maxine Kumin
Love’s Progress; Strange!
by John Frederick Nims
Eminent Domain
by Robert Farnsworth
Remembering Joe Papp: “A Whim of Iron”
by Richard Hornby
Rubies in Paradise
by Bert Cardullo
Giving Evolution a Nudge
by Marcia B. Siegel
Music Chronicle
by Robert S. Clark
Uncharted Paths
by John Loughery
The Century of Titian
by Karen Wilkin
That Shakespeherian Rag
by William H. Pritchard
Five Kinds of Desire
by Robert Schultz
Labors of Love
by R. S. Gwynn
Somewhat Less Than Holy
by John Haines
Impersonations
by Dean Flower
Himmelfarb, Mill, and the Dodges of Liberty
by Harold Fromm

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