Spring 2003 (Volume LVI, No. 1) The 55th Anniversary Issue Disappearing Ink: Poetry at the End of Print Culture Criticism by Dana Gioia fiction Uncategorized by Tennessee Williams Vin Audenaire Criticism by Joseph Epstein Metropolitan Life Criticism by Bruce Bawer The New Darwinism in the Humanities: From Plato to Pinker Criticism by Harold Fromm Avalon; Sentimental Education, Joan Crawford Was Right; Struggling Times; A Night in the Waste Land Poetry by Louis Simpson The Excitement; Enlightenment Ghazal; The Football Dream Poetry by Mark Jarman Where I’m Going; Odd Man Out; Indifference; He put her in a field to grow Poetry by Robert McDowell In Praise of Fractals; Spring Cleaning; November Poetry by Emily Grosholz Autumn Inaugural; The Heart of the Matter; The Apple Orchard; Being Happy Poetry by Dana Gioia Small Steps Poetry by David Mason Afterwords Poetry by R. S. Gwynn Three Sketches Memoir by Hayden Carruth Making Chaos Visible Arts Review by Marcia B. Siegel Luck Be a Lady Arts Review by Bert Cardullo Music Chronicle Arts Review by Robert S. Clark Miscarriages of Justice Arts Review by Richard Hornby Canons and Causes Arts Review by John Loughery The Mastery of Michael Sweerts, 1618-1664 Arts Review by Dean Flower Orwell Matters Book Review by William H. Pritchard Sinclair Lewis: The Bard of Discontents Book Review by Brooke Allen Riots, Earthquakes, and Other Hazards Book Review by Gary Krist The Grey Disguise of Years Book Review by R. S. Gwynn A Preference for the Primitive: Gombrich’s Legacy Book Review by Karen Wilkin