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Summer 1980 (Volume XXXIII, No. 2)

Letter from London
by Derwent May
Six Last Poems
by James Wright
Army Brat
by William Jay Smith
The Outdoor Amphitheater
by Alfred Corn
Emerson’s Ode to W. H. Channing
by David Bromwich
Once; Snap. Crackle. Pop; Vertical & Horizontal; Running on Empty
by Robert Phillips
1913; Naming the Losses
by Jay Parini
The Runner
by Philip Dacey
Walking on the Water
by Nancy Lee Couto
Translation President
by Kim Yong Ik
Reject Jell-O; Fifteen
by Lucille Lang Day
Therapy; Fawn
by Kristopher Johnson
Michael’s Room
by Reginald Gibbons
Film Chronicle: Molière, Australia, and These United States
by Vernon Young
Fictional Fixes
by William H. Pritchard
Hidden Meanings
by Patricia Meyer Spacks
Boswell’s Johnson
by Marvin Mudrick
Opening a Literary Time Capsule
by Thomas R. Smith
Poetry Chronicle
by Emily Grosholz
Aristides Is Alive and Well and Living in Chicago
by Samuel Hazo
Gnostic Visions and Revisions
by James Finn Cotter

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