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Winter 1955 (Volume VII, No. 4)

Canto 85
by Ezra Pound
Monstre Gai I
by Wyndham Lewis
A Note on Monstre Gai
by T. S. Eliot
The Petty Testament of Peter the Clerk; Sestina
by John Holloway
The Last Augustan
by Patrick Cruttwell
Ceremonies; Freedom; The Victors
by Winthrop Palmer
Monday Morning
by Evelyn Shefner
The Old Magi at the Burlesque; The Descent of the Muse
by Milton Klonsky
Morning above Port-au-Prince; The Poem for Naples; On a Map Kept as a Souvenir
by Henry Rago
Noel
by Margaret Peterson
The Mystery
by Rolf Fjelde
Adventures in Film-Watching
by Vernon Young
Leyda’s Melville
by George Barbarow
A Lot of Poems and a Bit of Theory
by William Meredith
What Price Glory?
by R. W. Flint
Marginalia for a Myth
by Thomas Barbour
Humanity is the Principle
by Marvin Mudrick
A Pyrrhonian Eclogue
by Vivian Mercier
Freud’s Letters
by Sonya Rudikoff
Parnassus is a Rugged Mountain
by Richmond Lattimore
A Communication
by Patrick Cruttwell

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