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Spring 1979 (Volume XXXII, No. 1)

On the Experience of Unteaching Poetry
by Alice Bloom
Love Sequence
by Andrew Waterman
Contest of Bards
by Allen Ginsberg
The River Bridged and Forgot; Another Descent; Ronsard’s Lament for the Cutting of the Forest of Gastine
by Wendell Berry
Mr. Wallender’s Romance
by David Wagoner
From where I am now; At first they appear; Let me try again to be; This is a love poem to you; We should know
by James Baker Hall
Urania
by Debra Thomas
To Our Son
by Sydney Lea
At the House of the Tin Man
by Robert McDowell
Speaking, Telling, Knowing
by John Holloway
The Lighthouse
by Kim Robert Stafford
Theatre Chronicle: Kopit, Norman, and Shepard
by John Simon
Notes from a Japan Diary
by Marcia B. Siegel
Film Chronicle: Days of Heaven
by Gilberto Perez
Music Chronicle
by Robert S. Clark
Familiar Poetry
by James Finn Cotter
Bring Me Another Five and Don’t Spare the Duck Sauce
by Marvin Mudrick
Wilde, Apostle of Aestheticism
by Victor Brombert
Fiction Chronicle
by Gary Davenport
Zora
by Roger Sale
Joyce Ink
by Steven Helmling

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