Summer 1965 (Volume XVIII, No. 2) The Ambiguity of Fame Criticism by E. M. Cioran Crosswinds; Park West Poetry by Jack Marshall Nocturne; End of Summer; The Ageing Lovers; A Frank Talk Poetry by William Dickey One Night for Several Samurai Fiction by Joseph Whitehill The Conquest Poetry by Lysander Kemp Sameness; The Posada Smile; Saltpoem Poetry by Alan Sillitoe Equinox; Cages Poetry by Ruth Fainlight Mary Barnard’s Sappho Criticism by Burton Raffel Communication Comment by Sidney Monas Theatre Chronicle Arts Review by John Simon The Red Desert: Neurosis à la Mode Arts Review by Stephen Taylor Music and Ballet Chronicle Arts Review by B. H. Haggin The Writer’s Duty and His Predicament Comment by Hans J. Morgenthau Communication Comment by Norman Podhoretz The Countess’ Hat Books by Howard Green An Island of Form Book Review by F. D. Reeve The Big Show is Always About to Begin Book Review by Gerald Weales New Poems, Ancient and Modern Book Review by Roger Sale Opera Misconstrued Book Review by Joseph Kerman The Modern and How It Grew Book Review by Marvin Mudrick
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Comment- by Sidney Monas