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Winter 1961 (Volume XIII, No. 4)

The Wedding of Scotland and Poland
by Duncan Bell
Letter to an English Poet; By the North Sea; Detroit; The Grass; The Tree and the Cloud; The Sea
by Donald Hall
To a Child; Vuillard: The Mother and Sister of the Artist
by S. S. Gardons
Bridgeport Bus
by Maureen Howard
On the Motion and the Immobility of Douve, trans. by Galway Kinnell
by Yves Bonnefoy
The Poetry of Edwin Muir
by John Holloway
Florida: A Seasonal View
by Joseph Bennett
The Sirens; First Confession
by X. J. Kennedy
Philosopher Among the Ruins
by Alexander Craig
In Fear and Valor; The Job; Looking for Someone
by William Stafford
Before Marriage; A Warm Act; Worlds
by Dorothy Roberts
The Impersonation
by Elder Olson
Dublin Letter
by Denis Donoghue
Theatre Chronicle
by John Simon
Two Films on Flesh
by Norman N. Holland
Ballet and Music Chronicle
by B. H. Haggin
Time Styles
by Benjamin DeMott
1660 and All That
by Earl Miner
A Catalogue of Poets
by John Thompson
Within a Budding Grove
by Cecil Hemley
O’Casey Alive
by Vivian Mercier

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