Spring 2014 (Volume LXVII, No. 1) Essay Personages and the Claim of the Heart in Dostoevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov by Emily Grosholz Subscribers Only Memoir From Divided Lives: Dreams of a Mother and Daughter by Lyndall Gordon Free Poetry The Gift Bowl by Anne Stevenson Free La Serenissima; Jigsaw; The Bird in the Bathroom by Meredith Bergmann Subscribers Only Coyotes at Midnight by Stephen C. Behrendt Free Pull, Don’t Push; Leonids by Thomas Reiter Subscribers Only Emissaries of the Sunless Hours; A Benediction for the Bus; The Night Driver Shifts to Days by Michael Spence Subscribers Only The Moon Rises over Moscow by Helen Conkling Subscribers Only Chronicles Some Concerts, Some Observations, and a “Crisis” by Harvey Sachs Free At the Galleries by Karen Wilkin Subscribers Only The Perils of Adaptation by Erick Neher Free Surrounding Chaos by Marcia B. Siegel Subscribers Only Motivation by Richard Hornby Free Reviews Ellington by William H. Pritchard Subscribers Only Seasons and Reasons by R. S. Gwynn Subscribers Only Meditated Stealth: The Life of Marianne Moore by Meg Schoerke Free How the Founders Lived by Brooke Allen Subscribers Only Dogs and Letters by Susan Balée Subscribers Only Comment Letter from London by Derwent May Free