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Autumn 2006 (Volume LIX, No. 3)

Essays

Your Anonymous Correspondent: Ezra Pound and The Hudson Review
by Mark Jarman
The Tyranny of Beauty: Kawabata
by Brian Phillips

Fiction

My Brother Eli
by Joseph Epstein

Poetry

Bands
by Daniel Hoffman
Chamber Music; Nevertheless; Piano Rolls
by Louis Simpson
Chocolate
by William Baer
The Doorman; Dodwells Road; V.I.P. Lounge
by Timothy Murphy
To a Spoonbill
by Debora Greger
Met; The Separation
by Christopher Matthews
Let’s Say I’m Sad
by Conrad Hilberry
The Heron at Wild Oak Bay
by Patricia Hooper
Novelty
by John Kinsella

Chronicles

Retrievals
by Marcia B. Siegel
Music Chronicle
by Robert S. Clark
Clifford Odets
by Richard Hornby
At the Galleries
by Karen Wilkin
Broken Artists
by Bert Cardullo

Reviews

A Cool Head and a Hard Heart: Irène Némirovsky’s Fiction
by Tess Lewis
Spin-Soothing Tales
by Susan Balée
Sensibility and Sense
by Brooke Allen
Masculine Poetics: Works, Days, Cars
by Emily Grosholz
Justice to Edmund Wilson
by Dean Flower
Michael Pollan’s Ecology of Food
by Harold Fromm

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