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Summer 1978 (Volume XXXI, No. 2)

Facts of Life
by Maureen Howard
Folk Tale; Himself
by Daniel Hoffman
The Stone Crab: A Love Poem; Decks; Burchfield’s World; Soft and Hard
by Robert Phillips
Love Song after a Nightmare; Book Sale Five Cents Each
by David Wagoner
Near Pamet Marsh
by Stephen Sandy
Lionel Trilling: The Mind and Its Discontents
by David Kubal
So to suspend it
by Hilda Morley
Bent Tree; Summer on Green Lake; Last Words at Marblehead
by Peter Serchuk
Hymn to Aunt Edris
by David Ray
The Leap
by Mark Perlberg
Drinking from the Maple Buckets
by Joseph Bruchac
Hurrying Ends
by Jack Marshall
The Matisse Cut-Outs
by Charles W. Millard
The Grotesque in Some Recent Films
by Vernon Young
Croce Recognized
by Robert Garis
The Way We Live Now
by Dean Flower
Issues and Answers; or, If You’ve Tried It Don’t Knock It
by Marvin Mudrick
Critical Abstracts
by Jonathan Arac
Poetry Chronicle
by Robert McDowell
The Spirit of Lo lenga d’òc
by Hayden Carruth
The Anne Sexton Show
by William H. Pritchard
Disorder and Early Sorrow
by Robert Buffington

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