The 55th Anniversary Issue

Disappearing Ink: Poetry at the End of Print Culture
by Dana Gioia
fiction
by Tennessee Williams
Vin Audenaire
by Joseph Epstein
Metropolitan Life
by Bruce Bawer
The New Darwinism in the Humanities: From Plato to Pinker
by Harold Fromm
Avalon; Sentimental Education, Joan Crawford Was Right; Struggling Times; A Night in the Waste Land
by Louis Simpson
The Excitement; Enlightenment Ghazal; The Football Dream
by Mark Jarman
Where I’m Going; Odd Man Out; Indifference; He put her in a field to grow
by Robert McDowell
In Praise of Fractals; Spring Cleaning; November
by Emily Grosholz
Autumn Inaugural; The Heart of the Matter; The Apple Orchard; Being Happy
by Dana Gioia
Small Steps
by David Mason
Afterwords
by R. S. Gwynn
Three Sketches
by Hayden Carruth
Making Chaos Visible
by Marcia B. Siegel
Luck Be a Lady
by Bert Cardullo
Music Chronicle
by Robert S. Clark
Miscarriages of Justice
by Richard Hornby
Canons and Causes
by John Loughery
The Mastery of Michael Sweerts, 1618-1664
by Dean Flower
Orwell Matters
by William H. Pritchard
Sinclair Lewis: The Bard of Discontents
by Brooke Allen
Riots, Earthquakes, and Other Hazards
by Gary Krist
The Grey Disguise of Years
by R. S. Gwynn
A Preference for the Primitive: Gombrich’s Legacy
by Karen Wilkin