Autumn 2008 (Volume LXI, No. 3) Essays Naipaul Unveiled by William H. Pritchard The Burning of the Charity Bazaar by Frederick Brown “An Impersonal Passion”: Thornton Wilder by Bruce Bawer Fiction Every High Hill by Cary Holladay Poetry The Atlas; My Masterpiece by Andrew Motion The Sun’s Diurnal Course; A Pirate’s Crew; Ghost Ship; The Complete Songs by Thomas M. Disch Squibnocket; The Broken Swan; Disappearing Act by Elise Paschen The Tyranny of Milk by Sara London My Daughter Dances by Stephen C. Behrendt Haircut; The Founding of Byzantium; Les Ruines du Visage; Marginalia by Deborah Warren Cooking by Waters: An Anti-Elegy; Another Breakup by Sydney Lea A Spring Morning; Letting in the Darkness by Jayanta Mahapatra Among Ruins; Two Views of the River by Robert Gibb Chronicles Kabuki Goes Hollywood by Richard Hornby Enigma in the Middle by Marcia B. Siegel At the Galleries by Karen Wilkin Reviews Kenneth Burke and Shakespeare by Emily Grosholz The Wounded Laureate by David Mason Outside, Inside by Peter Makuck A Good Time Everywhere by Michael Barber Aesthetic Phantoms by Brooke Allen Collecting Science: Sokal, Dawkins, and McKibben by Harold Fromm History and Nightmare by Tom Wilhelmus American Art and Literature by Karen Wilkin Comment Letter from Venice by Sergio Perosa In Memoriam In Memoriam: Thomas M. Disch by Bruce Bawer
