Spring 1988 (Volume XLI, No. 1) 40th Anniversary Issue Cold Spring Nights in Maine, Smelts, and the Language of Love Comment by Alice Bloom Ruth’s Daughter Fiction by Kermit Moyer A Reconciliation Fiction by Carl Wooton Zola and Manet: 1866 Criticism by Frederick Brown The Poet’s Theme Criticism by Louis Simpson Carlotta’s Confession Poetry by Donald Hall The Fifties Poetry by Robert McDowell Pines; The Butterflies; Far Point; Parking Lot; The Santa Fe Railroad; The Cycle Poetry by Charles Tomlinson Prothalamia Poetry by Emily Grosholz I Don’t Like Modern Music Arts Review by Robert S. Clark Myths for Moderns Arts Review by Marcia B. Siegel The Decline of the American Musical Comedy Arts Review by Richard Hornby In Praise of British Cinema Arts Review by Bert Cardullo The Madwoman in the Loft: Fatal Attraction Arts Review by Gilberto Perez The Madwoman in the Loft: Fatal Attraction Arts Review by William Park The Bible under the Critic’s Loupe Book Review by Harry Goldgar In the House of Pain Book Review by Dean Flower The Trouble with Ernest Book Review by William H. Pritchard The Voice of Poetry Book Review by James Finn Cotter What We Talk about When We Talk about Writing Book Review by Gary Krist The Magic Carpet Poetry by Louis Simpson
Cold Spring Nights in Maine, Smelts, and the Language of Love
Comment- by Alice Bloom