The
Hudson
Review

A Magazine of Literature and the Arts

“The list of those who began their careers in the journal includes some of the most formidable writers and poets in the second half of the 20^th century.”

— The New York Times

Spring 1951 (Volume IV, No. 1)

The Language of Myth

by Robert Graves

The Course of a Particular; Final Soliloquy of the Interior Paramour

by Wallace Stevens

The Letters

by Harvey Swados

To accompany an Italian guide-book; Grove and Building

by Edgar Bowers

Translations from Gérard de Nerval

by Richmond Lattimore

The Triumph of Evil in Pascal

by Erich Auerbach

Pomp of Insects; Winter World; Sum of Summer; The Mind Remains

by Brewster Ghiselin

Notebook B 1910

by Paul Valéry

Letter from England

by William Arrowsmith

Film Myth and the Limits of Film

by Robert Brown

Theatre Chronicle

by Frederick Morgan

Roger Sessions

by Joseph Kerman

Five Books, Four Poets

by Joseph Bennett

The Young Boswell

by Northrop Frye

In Praise of Common Sense

by Susanne K. Langer

A Trademark of Quality

by Seymour Krim