Spring 2007 (Volume LX, No. 1) Essays Johnson’s Lives by William H. Pritchard Didion’s Dreamwork by Bruce Bawer Fiction The Milk of Human Kindness by Sarah Waldorf Poetry From Lucretius’ The Nature of Things by A.e. Stallings Pretty as a Picture; Prosaic Translation by John Hollander Country Home Suite by Sydney Lea Do Not Tell Me That in Another Life You Will Leave Notes for Me Everywhere So That Next Time We Can Find Each Other by Phyllis Hoge Thompson From Fakhr addin Gorgani’s Vis and Ramin by Dick Davis The Little Death; “The morning is the hardest. It is morning”; Ditchdigger by Liane Strauss Knowing that some Army engineer; Now that no one is looking at the night by Adam Kirsch What’s Beautiful Is Beautiful Because; The Call by Dennis Sampson Lord’s Own Anointed; And Be Glad in It by Kevin Cutrer Chronicles At the Galleries by Karen Wilkin Dancing on the Outside by Marcia B. Siegel Reality Bites by Bert Cardullo Americans on the British Stage by Richard Hornby Reviews George Sand: A Life as Theater by Brooke Allen Apocalypse Now by Alan Davis Read Any Good Books Lately? by Alexandra Mullen Praying and Bird-Watching: The Life of R.S. Thomas by Mark Jarman Comment Letter from London by Richard Tillinghast