Autumn 2010 (Volume LXIII, No. 3) Essays The Tale of Genji As a Modern Novel by Brian Phillips Subscribers Only Virginia Woolf—”Death Is the Enemy” by Victor Brombert Subscribers Only Fiction Visitors by Luke Mogelson Subscribers Only Poetry Haunted by Dana Gioia Subscribers Only The Heronry; Bulgarian Icon of the Last Supper; Outward Bound; Tea Fire by Mark Jarman Subscribers Only The Science Behind Snowflakes; Air Guitar by Aaron Fischer Subscribers Only Knives by Maria Terrone Subscribers Only A Little Homily on the Law of the Diffusion of Gases; The Stone Dreamer by David Wagoner Subscribers Only “Vienna, Spring 1962”; At Our Feet by Annie Boutelle Subscribers Only Impressions of a Drowning Man by Christopher Bakken Subscribers Only Awake by Judson Mitcham Subscribers Only Transport; Hope Is Dead; Jell-O by Andrea Cohen Subscribers Only Adagio by Frederick Smock Subscribers Only Some Years in the History of Love Poetry by Michelle Boisseau Subscribers Only Chronicles From Theater to Opera: Directors Crossing Over by Erick Neher Subscribers Only Songbirds by Bruce Bawer Subscribers Only The Edinburgh Festival by Richard Hornby Subscribers Only Reviews Death and Immortality by Susan Balée Subscribers Only A Life Lived in Interesting Times by Brooke Allen Subscribers Only Anthologizing Magnitude by David Mason Subscribers Only Shakespeare Prefaced by William H. Pritchard Subscribers Only Five New Voices by Lorna Knowles Blake Subscribers Only The Isolated Protagonist by Emily Grosholz Subscribers Only Comment Letter from Istanbul by Karen Wilkin Subscribers Only
